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Use size_t in all functions

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Some of the protocol modules use ssize_t instead of size_t.

Split the function that counts the number of response packets a session
command will receive into two parts. This allows it to be reused
elsewhere.
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Markus Mäkelä
2017-03-26 10:50:46 +03:00
parent d8abefff5f
commit 1ba399a62a
3 changed files with 35 additions and 37 deletions
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server/modules/protocol/MySQL/MySQLBackend/mysql_backend.c
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@ -1425,11 +1425,11 @@ static GWBUF* process_response_data(DCB* dcb,
int nbytes_to_process)
{
int npackets_left = 0; /*< response's packet count */
ssize_t nbytes_left = 0; /*< nbytes to be read for the packet */
size_t nbytes_left = 0; /*< nbytes to be read for the packet */
MySQLProtocol* p;
GWBUF* outbuf = NULL;
int initial_packets = npackets_left;
ssize_t initial_bytes = nbytes_left;
size_t initial_bytes = nbytes_left;
/** Get command which was stored in gw_MySQLWrite_backend */
p = DCB_PROTOCOL(dcb, MySQLProtocol);
@ -1582,7 +1582,7 @@ static GWBUF* process_response_data(DCB* dcb,
static bool sescmd_response_complete(DCB* dcb)
{
int npackets_left;
ssize_t nbytes_left;
size_t nbytes_left;
MySQLProtocol* p;
bool succp;

43
server/modules/protocol/MySQL/mysql_common.c
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@ -797,28 +797,14 @@ mysql_server_cmd_t protocol_get_srv_command(MySQLProtocol* p,
return cmd;
}
/**
* Examine command type and the readbuf. Conclude response
* packet count from the command type or from the first packet
* content.
* Fails if read buffer doesn't include enough data to read the
* packet length.
*/
void init_response_status(GWBUF* buf,
mysql_server_cmd_t cmd,
int* npackets,
ssize_t* nbytes_left)
void mysql_num_response_packets(GWBUF *buf, uint8_t cmd, int *npackets, size_t *nbytes)
{
uint8_t readbuf[3];
int nparam = 0;
int nattr = 0;
uint8_t* data;
ss_dassert(gwbuf_length(buf) >= 3);
/** Read command byte */
gwbuf_copy_data(buf, 4, 1, readbuf);
gwbuf_copy_data(buf, MYSQL_HEADER_LEN, 1, readbuf);
if (readbuf[0] == 0xff) /*< error */
{
@ -853,31 +839,36 @@ void init_response_status(GWBUF* buf,
}
gwbuf_copy_data(buf, 0, 3, readbuf);
*nbytes_left = gw_mysql_get_byte3(readbuf) + MYSQL_HEADER_LEN;
/**
* There is at least one complete packet in the buffer so buffer is bigger
* than packet
*/
*nbytes = gw_mysql_get_byte3(readbuf) + MYSQL_HEADER_LEN;
}
/**
* Examine command type and the readbuf. Conclude response packet count
* from the command type or from the first packet content. Fails if read
* buffer doesn't include enough data to read the packet length.
*/
void init_response_status(GWBUF* buf, uint8_t cmd, int *npackets, size_t *nbytes_left)
{
ss_dassert(gwbuf_length(buf) >= 3);
mysql_num_response_packets(buf, cmd, npackets, nbytes_left);
ss_dassert(*nbytes_left > 0);
ss_dassert(*npackets > 0);
}
/**
* Read how many packets are left from current response and how many bytes there
* is still to be read from the current packet.
*/
bool protocol_get_response_status(MySQLProtocol* p,
int* npackets,
ssize_t* nbytes)
size_t* nbytes)
{
bool succp;
CHK_PROTOCOL(p);
*npackets = p->protocol_command.scom_nresponse_packets;
*nbytes = (ssize_t)p->protocol_command.scom_nbytes_to_read;
*nbytes = (size_t)p->protocol_command.scom_nbytes_to_read;
if (*npackets < 0 && *nbytes == 0)
{
@ -893,7 +884,7 @@ bool protocol_get_response_status(MySQLProtocol* p,
void protocol_set_response_status(MySQLProtocol* p,
int npackets_left,
ssize_t nbytes)
size_t nbytes)
{
CHK_PROTOCOL(p);