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cleanup comms

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Eric House 2023-03-25 10:23:41 -07:00
parent 9cd8264e12
commit 7929ddea47
1 changed files with 29 additions and 15 deletions
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xwords4/common/comms.c
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@ -489,8 +489,7 @@ testQueues( CommsCtxt* comms, XWEnv xwe )
for ( int ii = 0; ii < VSIZE(elems); ++ii ) {
XP_PlayerAddr channelNo = 0;
MsgQueueElem* elem = makeNewElem( comms, xwe, ii + 1, channelNo );
addToQueue( comms, xwe, elem, XP_FALSE );
elems[ii] = elem;
elems[ii] = addToQueue( comms, xwe, elem, XP_FALSE );
}
XP_ASSERT( comms->queueLen == startLen + VSIZE(elems) );
@ -1023,7 +1022,7 @@ comms_makeFromStream( MPFORMAL XWEnv xwe, XWStreamCtxt* stream,
msg->checksum = dutil_md5sum( comms->dutil, xwe, msg->msg, len );
#endif
XP_ASSERT( NULL == msg->next );
addToQueue( comms, xwe, msg, XP_FALSE );
(void)addToQueue( comms, xwe, msg, XP_FALSE );
}
XP_ASSERT( queueLen == comms->queueLen );
@ -1740,16 +1739,18 @@ comms_invite( CommsCtxt* comms, XWEnv xwe, const NetLaunchInfo* nli,
MsgQueueElem* elem = makeInviteElem( comms, xwe, forceChannel, nli );
elem = addToQueue( comms, xwe, elem, XP_TRUE );
if ( !!elem ) {
XP_LOGFF( "added invite on channel %d", elem->channelNo & CHANNEL_MASK );
/* Let's let platform code decide whether to call sendMsg() . On
Android creating a game with an invitation in its queue is always
followed by opening the game, which results in comms_resendAll()
getting called leading to a second send immediately after this. So
let Android drop it. Linux, though, needs it for now. */
if ( sendNow && !!comms->procs.sendInvt ) {
if ( sendNow && !!elem && !!comms->procs.sendInvt ) {
sendMsg( comms, xwe, elem, COMMS_CONN_NONE );
}
}
}
LOG_RETURN_VOID();
}
@ -1812,10 +1813,12 @@ comms_send( CommsCtxt* comms, XWEnv xwe, XWStreamCtxt* stream )
elem = makeElemWithID( comms, xwe, msgID, rec, channelNo, stream );
if ( NULL != elem ) {
elem = addToQueue( comms, xwe, elem, XP_TRUE );
if ( !!elem ) {
printQueue( comms );
result = sendMsg( comms, xwe, elem, COMMS_CONN_NONE );
}
}
}
THREAD_CHECK_END();
return result;
} /* comms_send */
@ -1843,6 +1846,12 @@ addToQueue( CommsCtxt* comms, XWEnv xwe, MsgQueueElem* newElem, XP_Bool notify )
MsgQueueElem** head;
#ifdef MSGS_IN_CHANNEL
AddressRecord* rec = getRecordFor( comms, newElem->channelNo );
XP_ASSERT( !!rec ); /* I've seen this once on an old game */
if ( !rec ) {
freeElem( MPPARM(comms->mpool) newElem );
asAdded = NULL;
goto dropPacket;
}
head = &rec->_msgQueueHead;
#else
head = &comms->_msgQueueHead;
@ -1874,6 +1883,9 @@ addToQueue( CommsCtxt* comms, XWEnv xwe, MsgQueueElem* newElem, XP_Bool notify )
notifyQueueChanged( comms, xwe );
}
}
#ifdef MSGS_IN_CHANNEL
dropPacket:
#endif
XP_ASSERT( comms->queueLen <= 128 ); /* reasonable limit in testing */
THREAD_CHECK_END();
return asAdded;
@ -1911,7 +1923,6 @@ _assertQueueOk( const CommsCtxt* comms, const char* func )
XP_LOGFF( "(func=%s)", func );
XP_U16 count = 0;
#ifdef MSGS_IN_CHANNEL
for ( AddressRecord* recs = comms->recs; !!recs; recs = recs->next ) {
for ( MsgQueueElem* elem = recs->_msgQueueHead; !!elem; elem = elem->next ) {
@ -1924,7 +1935,10 @@ _assertQueueOk( const CommsCtxt* comms, const char* func )
++count;
}
#endif
XP_ASSERT( count == comms->queueLen );
if ( count != comms->queueLen ) {
XP_LOGFF( "count(%d) != comms->queueLen(%d)", count, comms->queueLen );
XP_ASSERT(0);
}
if ( count >= 10 ) {
XP_LOGFF( "queueLen unexpectedly high: %d", count );
}