Use open(2)/read(2)/write(2) instead of fopen(3)/fread(3)/fwrite(3) in
several places to avoid unnecessary buffering
Fix a bug in Rhizome HTTP add's handling of unconfigured manifest
template file
Improve some debug and error logging for file i/o
Remove stowSid() at last
Change API of tohex() and strbuf_tohex(), to pass string length instead of
binary byte count. This allows odd numbers of hex digits to be produced.
Remove alloca_tohex_sid(); replace with alloca_tohex_sid_t()
New alloca_tohex_sid_t_trunc() macro
OUT()s or where return() is used instead of RETURN().
Added OUT() to end of all functions using IN() that lacked it to
make it easier to statically analyse this invariant.
Fixed several return instead of RETURNs detected through use of
this tool. #49
- we no longer hit the database for every outgoing packet, attempting to announce bundles
- we no longer advertise manifests periodically
- when an interesting bar arrives, we ask for the manifest to be announced, which uses the existing packet format
- close database after every command line operation
- don't cache rhizome enabled configuration
- don't send advertisements unless the database is open and the web server is running
- don't provess advertisements unless the database is open
at the end, and log2(filesize) instead of filesize. Equally
importantly BAR construction and parsing now uses #defines for
field sizes and offsets instead of it being hardwired without
meaningful documentation.
WILL BREAK BACKWARD COMPATIBILITY WITH PREVIOUS BUILDS.
YOU MUST DELETE AND REBUILD YOUR RHIZOME DATABASE AS OLD-FORMAT
BIDs WILL BE IN THERE AND GET SENT, AND STRANGE THINGS WILL HAPPEN.
This break with backwards compatibility is only reasonable to
consider because we have not yet had an official build using the
new Rhizome with old BAR format. 0.08 uses old Rhizome. #9
If we receive a large buffer of audio, we want to stuff the packet with multiple frames and send them together.
And we want to send redundant copies of the audio to help recover from packet loss.
But if all our redundant copies end up in the same packet, we're screwed anyway.
This is a temporary hack until the network layer implements NACK / retry for resilient multi-hop delivery
All test cases pass on Solaris (see issue #16) except the 'jni' tests because
there is no Java compiler available on Solaris, and the new 'rhizomeprotocol'
tests from the rhizomedirect branch, which have always failed.
