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30/**
31 * \addtogroup sixtop
32 * @{
33 */
34/**
35 * \file
36 * Transaction Management APIs for 6top Protocol (6P)
37 * \author
38 * Yasuyuki Tanaka <yasuyuki.tanaka@inf.ethz.ch>
39 */
40
41#include "sixp.h"
42#include "sixp-pkt.h"
43
44/**
45 * \brief 6P Transaction States (for internal use)
46 */
47typedef enum {
48 SIXP_TRANS_STATE_UNAVAILABLE = 0,
49 SIXP_TRANS_STATE_INIT,
50 SIXP_TRANS_STATE_REQUEST_SENDING,
51 SIXP_TRANS_STATE_REQUEST_SENT,
52 SIXP_TRANS_STATE_REQUEST_RECEIVED,
53 SIXP_TRANS_STATE_RESPONSE_SENDING,
54 SIXP_TRANS_STATE_RESPONSE_SENT,
55 SIXP_TRANS_STATE_RESPONSE_RECEIVED,
56 SIXP_TRANS_STATE_CONFIRMATION_SENDING,
57 SIXP_TRANS_STATE_CONFIRMATION_SENT,
58 SIXP_TRANS_STATE_CONFIRMATION_RECEIVED,
59 SIXP_TRANS_STATE_TERMINATING,
60 SIXP_TRANS_STATE_WAIT_FREE,
62
63/**
64 * \brief 6P Transaction Modes (for internal use)
65 */
66typedef enum {
67 SIXP_TRANS_MODE_UNAVAILABLE = 0,
68 SIXP_TRANS_MODE_2_STEP,
69 SIXP_TRANS_MODE_3_STEP
71
72typedef struct sixp_trans sixp_trans_t;
73
74/**
75 * \brief Change the state of a specified transaction
76 * \param trans The pointer to a transaction
77 * \param new_state New state to move the transaction to
78 * \return 0 on success, -1 on failure
79 */
80int sixp_trans_transit_state(sixp_trans_t *trans,
81 sixp_trans_state_t new_state);
82
83/**
84 * \brief Return the scheduling function associated with a specified transaction
85 * \param trans The pointer to a transaction
86 * \return Pointer to a scheduling function (sixp_sf_t)
87 */
88const sixtop_sf_t *sixp_trans_get_sf(sixp_trans_t *trans);
89
90/**
91 * \brief Return the command associated with a specified transaction
92 * \param trans The pointer to a transaction
93 * \return Command identifier; SIXP_PKT_CMD_UNAVAILABLE on failure
94 */
95sixp_pkt_cmd_t sixp_trans_get_cmd(sixp_trans_t *trans);
96
97/**
98 * \brief Return the state of a specified transaction
99 * \param trans The pointer to a transaction
100 * \return a state of the transaction; SIXP_TRANS_STATE_UNAVAILABLE if the
101 * transaction is not found in the system.
102 */
103sixp_trans_state_t sixp_trans_get_state(sixp_trans_t *trans);
104
105/**
106 * \brief Return the sequence number associated with a specified transaction
107 * \param trans The pointer of a transaction
108 * \return 0 or larger than 0 on success, -1 on failure
109 */
110int16_t sixp_trans_get_seqno(sixp_trans_t *trans);
111
112/**
113 * \brief Return the mode, 2-step or 3-step, of a specified transaction
114 * \param trans The pointer to a transaction
115 * \return The mode of the transaction, SIXP_TRANS_MODE_UNAVAILABLE on failure
116 */
117sixp_trans_mode_t sixp_trans_get_mode(sixp_trans_t *trans);
118
119/**
120 * \brief Return the peer addr of a specified transaction
121 * \param trans The pointer to a transaction
122 * \return The pointer to the peer addr
123 */
124const linkaddr_t *sixp_trans_get_peer_addr(sixp_trans_t *trans);
125
126/**
127 * \brief Invoke the output callback of a specified transaction
128 * \param trans The pointer to a transaction
129 * \param status An output result value
130 */
131void sixp_trans_invoke_callback(sixp_trans_t *trans,
132 sixp_output_status_t status);
133
134/**
135 * \brief Set an output callback to a specified transaction
136 * \param trans The pointer to a transaction
137 * \param func The pointer to a callback function
138 * \param arg The pointer to an argument which will be passed to func
139 * \param arg_len The length of the argument
140 */
141void sixp_trans_set_callback(sixp_trans_t *trans,
143 void *arg,
144 uint16_t arg_len);
145
146/**
147 * \brief Allocate a transaction
148 * \param pkt The pointer to a packet which triggers the allocation
149 * \param peer_addr The peer address which will be associated
150 * \return A pointer to an newly allocated transaction, NULL on failure
151 */
152sixp_trans_t *sixp_trans_alloc(const sixp_pkt_t *pkt,
153 const linkaddr_t *peer_addr);
154
155/**
156 * \brief Helper function to terminate a transaction
157 * \param trans The pointer to a transaction to terminate
158 */
159void sixp_trans_terminate(sixp_trans_t *trans);
160
161/**
162 * \brief Helper function to abort a transaction immediately
163 * \param trans The pointer to a transaction to terminate
164 */
165void sixp_trans_abort(sixp_trans_t *trans);
166
167/**
168 * \brief Free a transaction
169 * \param trans The pointer to a transaction to be freed
170 * \note This function is for internal use only, which is NOT expected
171 * to be called by a scheduling function, for instance.
172 */
173void sixp_trans_free(sixp_trans_t *trans);
174
175/**
176 * \brief Find a transaction
177 * \param peer_addr The peer address
178 * \return The pointer to a transaction; NULL on failure
179 */
180sixp_trans_t *sixp_trans_find(const linkaddr_t *peer_addr);
181
182/**
183 * \brief Initialize Memory and List for 6P transactions
184 * This function removes and frees existing transactions.
185 */
186int sixp_trans_init(void);
187
188/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
189/** @} */
const linkaddr_t * sixp_trans_get_peer_addr(sixp_trans_t *trans)
Return the peer addr of a specified transaction.
Definition sixp-trans.c:352
void sixp_trans_abort(sixp_trans_t *trans)
Helper function to abort a transaction immediately.
Definition sixp-trans.c:469
sixp_pkt_cmd_t sixp_trans_get_cmd(sixp_trans_t *trans)
Return the command associated with a specified transaction.
Definition sixp-trans.c:310
void sixp_trans_invoke_callback(sixp_trans_t *trans, sixp_output_status_t status)
Invoke the output callback of a specified transaction.
Definition sixp-trans.c:363
sixp_trans_t * sixp_trans_find(const linkaddr_t *peer_addr)
Find a transaction.
Definition sixp-trans.c:431
int sixp_trans_transit_state(sixp_trans_t *trans, sixp_trans_state_t new_state)
Change the state of a specified transaction.
Definition sixp-trans.c:224
void sixp_trans_free(sixp_trans_t *trans)
Free a transaction.
Definition sixp-trans.c:166
int16_t sixp_trans_get_seqno(sixp_trans_t *trans)
Return the sequence number associated with a specified transaction.
Definition sixp-trans.c:330
sixp_trans_state_t sixp_trans_get_state(sixp_trans_t *trans)
Return the state of a specified transaction.
Definition sixp-trans.c:320
void sixp_trans_terminate(sixp_trans_t *trans)
Helper function to terminate a transaction.
Definition sixp-trans.c:458
void(* sixp_sent_callback_t)(void *arg, uint16_t arg_len, const linkaddr_t *dest_addr, sixp_output_status_t status)
6P Packet Sent Handler
Definition sixp.h:74
sixp_output_status_t
6P Send Status, which represents sixp_output() result.
Definition sixp.h:65
sixp_trans_mode_t
6P Transaction Modes (for internal use)
Definition sixp-trans.h:66
const sixtop_sf_t * sixp_trans_get_sf(sixp_trans_t *trans)
Return the scheduling function associated with a specified transaction.
Definition sixp-trans.c:299
int sixp_trans_init(void)
Initialize Memory and List for 6P transactions This function removes and frees existing transactions.
Definition sixp-trans.c:489
sixp_trans_state_t
6P Transaction States (for internal use)
Definition sixp-trans.h:47
sixp_trans_t * sixp_trans_alloc(const sixp_pkt_t *pkt, const linkaddr_t *peer_addr)
Allocate a transaction.
Definition sixp-trans.c:388
void sixp_trans_set_callback(sixp_trans_t *trans, sixp_sent_callback_t func, void *arg, uint16_t arg_len)
Set an output callback to a specified transaction.
Definition sixp-trans.c:375
sixp_trans_mode_t sixp_trans_get_mode(sixp_trans_t *trans)
Return the mode, 2-step or 3-step, of a specified transaction.
Definition sixp-trans.c:341
sixp_pkt_cmd_t
6P Command Identifiers
Definition sixp-pkt.h:72
6top Protocol (6P) Packet Manipulation APIs
6top Protocol (6P) APIs
6top IE Structure
Definition sixp-pkt.h:121
/brief Scheduling Function Driver
Definition sixtop.h:104