Sockets (TCP, UDP unicast, multicast) More...

Collaboration diagram for Socket:

Macros
#define	GF_MAX_IP_NAME_LEN 1025

#define	GF_SOCK_TYPE_TCP 0x01

#define	GF_SOCK_TYPE_UDP 0x02

Enumerations
enum	{ GF_SOCK_REUSE_PORT = 1 , GF_SOCK_FORCE_IPV6 = 1<<1 , GF_SOCK_IS_SENDER = 1<<2 }

enum	GF_SockSelectMode { GF_SK_SELECT_BOTH =0 , GF_SK_SELECT_READ , GF_SK_SELECT_WRITE }

Functions
GF_Socket *	gf_sk_new (u32 SocketType)
	socket constructor More...

GF_Socket *	gf_sk_new_ex (u32 SocketType, const char *netcap_id)
	socket constructor More...

void	gf_sk_del (GF_Socket *sock)
	socket destructor More...

void	gf_sk_reset (GF_Socket *sock)
	reset internal buffer More...

GF_Err	gf_sk_set_buffer_size (GF_Socket *sock, Bool send_buffer, u32 new_size)
	socket buffer size control More...

GF_Err	gf_sk_set_block_mode (GF_Socket *sock, Bool NonBlockingOn)
	blocking mode control More...

GF_Err	gf_sk_bind (GF_Socket sock, const char local_ip, u16 port, const char *peer_name, u16 peer_port, u32 options)
	socket binding More...

GF_Err	gf_sk_connect (GF_Socket sock, const char peer_name, u16 port, const char *local_ip)
	connects a socket More...

GF_Err	gf_sk_send (GF_Socket sock, const u8 buffer, u32 length)
	data emission More...

GF_Err	gf_sk_send_ex (GF_Socket sock, const u8 buffer, u32 length, u32 *written)
	data emission More...

GF_Err	gf_sk_receive (GF_Socket sock, u8 buffer, u32 length, u32 *read)
	data reception More...

GF_Err	gf_sk_listen (GF_Socket *sock, u32 max_conn)
	socket listening More...

GF_Err	gf_sk_accept (GF_Socket sock, GF_Socket *new_conn)
	socket accept More...

GF_Err	gf_sk_server_mode (GF_Socket *sock, Bool server_on)
	server socket mode More...

GF_Err	gf_sk_get_host_name (char *buffer)
	get local host name More...

GF_Err	gf_sk_get_local_ip (GF_Socket sock, char buffer)
	get local IP More...

GF_Err	gf_sk_get_local_info (GF_Socket sock, u16 port, u32 *sock_type)
	get local info More...

GF_Err	gf_sk_get_remote_address (GF_Socket sock, char buffer)
	get remote address More...

GF_Err	gf_sk_get_remote_address_port (GF_Socket sock, char buffer, u32 *port)
	get remote address More...

GF_Err	gf_sk_set_remote (GF_Socket sock, char address, u16 port)
	set remote address More...

GF_Err	gf_sk_setup_multicast (GF_Socket sock, const char multi_ip_add, u16 multi_port, u32 TTL, Bool no_bind, const char *ifce_ip_or_name)
	multicast setup More...

GF_Err	gf_sk_setup_multicast_ex (GF_Socket sock, const char multi_ip_add, u16 multi_port, u32 TTL, Bool no_bind, const char ifce_ip_or_name, const char src_ip_inc, u32 nb_src_ip_inc, const char *src_ip_exc, u32 nb_src_ip_exc)
	source-specific multicast setup More...

u32	gf_sk_is_multicast_address (const char *multi_ip_add)
	multicast address test More...

s32	gf_sk_get_handle (GF_Socket *sock)
	gets socket handle More...

void	gf_sk_set_usec_wait (GF_Socket *sock, u32 usec_wait)

GF_Err	gf_sk_receive_no_select (GF_Socket sock, u8 buffer, u32 length, u32 *read)

GF_Err	gf_sk_probe (GF_Socket *sock)

char *	gf_net_bump_ip_address (const char *in_ip, u32 increment)

Bool	gf_net_get_adapter_ip (const char ip_or_name, char ipv4, char *ipv6)

GF_Err	gf_sk_select (GF_Socket *sock, GF_SockSelectMode mode)

Detailed Description

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ GF_MAX_IP_NAME_LEN

#define GF_MAX_IP_NAME_LEN 1025

Buffer size to pass for IP address retrieval

◆ GF_SOCK_TYPE_TCP

#define GF_SOCK_TYPE_TCP 0x01

socket is a TCP socket

◆ GF_SOCK_TYPE_UDP

#define GF_SOCK_TYPE_UDP 0x02

socket is a UDP socket

Enumeration Type Documentation

◆ anonymous enum

anonymous enum

Socket options

Enumerator
GF_SOCK_REUSE_PORT	Reuses port.
GF_SOCK_FORCE_IPV6	Forces IPV6 if available.
GF_SOCK_IS_SENDER	Indicates the socket will be used to send , only used in test modes

◆ GF_SockSelectMode

enum GF_SockSelectMode

socket selection mode

Enumerator
GF_SK_SELECT_BOTH	select for either read or write operations
GF_SK_SELECT_READ	select for read operations
GF_SK_SELECT_WRITE	select for write operations

Function Documentation

◆ gf_sk_new()

GF_Socket* gf_sk_new ( u32 SocketType )

Constructs a socket object

Parameters

SocketType the socket type to create, either UDP or TCP

Returns: the socket object or NULL if network initialization failure

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◆ gf_sk_new_ex()

GF_Socket* gf_sk_new_ex	(	u32	SocketType,
		const char *	netcap_id
	)

Constructs a socket object with a specific netcap configuration ID

Parameters

SocketType	the socket type to create, either UDP or TCP
netcap_id	ID of netcap configuration to use, may be null (see gpac -h netcap)

Returns: the socket object or NULL if network initialization failure

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◆ gf_sk_del()

void gf_sk_del ( GF_Socket * sock )

Deletes a socket object

Parameters

sock	the socket object

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◆ gf_sk_reset()

void gf_sk_reset ( GF_Socket * sock )

Forces the internal socket buffer to be reseted (discarded)

Parameters

sock	the socket object

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◆ gf_sk_set_buffer_size()

GF_Err gf_sk_set_buffer_size	(	GF_Socket *	sock,
		Bool	send_buffer,
		u32	new_size
	)

Sets the size of the internal buffer of the socket. The socket MUST be bound or connected before.

Warning: This operation may fail depending on the provider, hardware...

Parameters

sock	the socket object
send_buffer	if 0, sets the size of the reception buffer, otherwise sets the size of the emission buffer
new_size	new size of the buffer in bytes.

Returns: error if any

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◆ gf_sk_set_block_mode()

GF_Err gf_sk_set_block_mode	(	GF_Socket *	sock,
		Bool	NonBlockingOn
	)

Sets the blocking mode of a socket on or off. A blocking socket will wait for the net operation to be possible while a non-blocking one would return an error. By default, sockets are created in blocking mode

Parameters

sock	the socket object
NonBlockingOn	set to 1 to use non-blocking sockets, 0 otherwise

Returns: error if any

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◆ gf_sk_bind()

GF_Err gf_sk_bind	(	GF_Socket *	sock,
		const char *	local_ip,
		u16	port,
		const char *	peer_name,
		u16	peer_port,
		u32	options
	)

Binds the given socket to the specified port.

Parameters

local_ip	the local interface IP address if desired. If NULL, the default interface will be used.
sock	the socket object
port	port number to bind this socket to
peer_name	the remote server address, if NULL, will use localhost
peer_port	remote port number to connect the socket to
options	list of option for the bind operation.

Returns: error if any

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◆ gf_sk_connect()

GF_Err gf_sk_connect	(	GF_Socket *	sock,
		const char *	peer_name,
		u16	port,
		const char *	local_ip
	)

Connects a socket to a remote peer on a given port

Parameters

sock	the socket object
peer_name	the remote server address (IP or DNS)
port	remote port number to connect the socket to
local_ip	the local (client) address (IP or DNS) if any, NULL otherwise.

Returns: error if any

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◆ gf_sk_send()

GF_Err gf_sk_send	(	GF_Socket *	sock,
		const u8 *	buffer,
		u32	length
	)

Sends a buffer on the socket. The socket must be in a bound or connected mode

Parameters

sock	the socket object
buffer	the data buffer to send
length	the data length to send

Returns: error if any

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◆ gf_sk_send_ex()

GF_Err gf_sk_send_ex	(	GF_Socket *	sock,
		const u8 *	buffer,
		u32	length,
		u32 *	written
	)

Sends a buffer on the socket. The socket must be in a bound or connected mode. This function is usually needed for non-blocking sockets

Parameters

sock	the socket object
buffer	the data buffer to send
length	the data length to send
written	set to number of written bytes - may be NULL

Returns: error if any

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◆ gf_sk_receive()

GF_Err gf_sk_receive	(	GF_Socket *	sock,
		u8 *	buffer,
		u32	length,
		u32 *	read
	)

Fetches data on a socket. The socket must be in a bound or connected state

Parameters

sock	the socket object
buffer	the reception buffer where data is written. Passing NULL will only probe for data in socket (eg only do select() ).
length	the allocated size of the reception buffer
read	the actual number of bytes received

Returns: error if any, GF_IP_NETWORK_EMPTY if nothing to read

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◆ gf_sk_listen()

GF_Err gf_sk_listen	(	GF_Socket *	sock,
		u32	max_conn
	)

Sets the socket in a listening state. This socket must have been bound to a port before

Parameters

sock	the socket object
max_conn	the maximum number of simultaneous connection this socket will accept

Returns: error if any

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◆ gf_sk_accept()

GF_Err gf_sk_accept	(	GF_Socket *	sock,
		GF_Socket **	new_conn
	)

Accepts an incoming connection on a listening socket

Parameters

sock	the socket object
new_conn	the resulting connection socket object

Returns: error if any, GF_IP_NETWORK_EMPTY if nothing to read

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◆ gf_sk_server_mode()

GF_Err gf_sk_server_mode	(	GF_Socket *	sock,
		Bool	server_on
	)

Disable the Nable algo (e.g. set TCP_NODELAY) and set the KEEPALIVE on

Parameters

sock	the socket object
server_on	sets server mode on or off

Returns: error if any

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◆ gf_sk_get_host_name()

GF_Err gf_sk_get_host_name ( char * buffer )

Retrieves local host name.

Parameters

buffer destination buffer for name. Buffer must be GF_MAX_IP_NAME_LEN long

Returns: error if any

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◆ gf_sk_get_local_ip()

GF_Err gf_sk_get_local_ip	(	GF_Socket *	sock,
		char *	buffer
	)

Gets local IP address of a connected socket, typically used for server after an ACCEPT

Parameters

sock	the socket object
buffer	destination buffer for IP address. Buffer must be GF_MAX_IP_NAME_LEN long

Returns: error if any

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◆ gf_sk_get_local_info()

GF_Err gf_sk_get_local_info	(	GF_Socket *	sock,
		u16 *	port,
		u32 *	sock_type
	)

Gets local socket info of a socket

Parameters

sock	the socket object
port	local port number of the socket
sock_type	socket type (UDP or TCP)

Returns: error if any

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◆ gf_sk_get_remote_address()

GF_Err gf_sk_get_remote_address	(	GF_Socket *	sock,
		char *	buffer
	)

Gets the remote address of a peer. The socket MUST be connected.

Parameters

sock	the socket object
buffer	destination buffer for IP address. Buffer must be GF_MAX_IP_NAME_LEN long

Returns: error if any

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◆ gf_sk_get_remote_address_port()

GF_Err gf_sk_get_remote_address_port	(	GF_Socket *	sock,
		char *	buffer,
		u32 *	port
	)

Gets the remote address and port of a peer. The socket MUST be connected.

Parameters

sock	the socket object
buffer	destination buffer for IP address. Buffer must be GF_MAX_IP_NAME_LEN long
port	set to the remote port, may be NULL

Returns: error if any

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◆ gf_sk_set_remote()

GF_Err gf_sk_set_remote	(	GF_Socket *	sock,
		char *	address,
		u16	port
	)

Sets the remote address of a socket. This is used by connectionless sockets using SendTo and ReceiveFrom

Parameters

sock	the socket object
address	the remote peer address
port	the remote peer port

Returns: error if any

◆ gf_sk_setup_multicast()

GF_Err gf_sk_setup_multicast	(	GF_Socket *	sock,
		const char *	multi_ip_add,
		u16	multi_port,
		u32	TTL,
		Bool	no_bind,
		const char *	ifce_ip_or_name
	)

Performs multicast setup (BIND and JOIN) for the socket object

Parameters

sock	the socket object
multi_ip_add	the multicast IP address
multi_port	the multicast port number
TTL	the multicast TTL (Time-To-Live)
no_bind	if sets, only join the multicast
ifce_ip_or_name	the local interface IP address or name if desired. If NULL, the default interface will be used.

Returns: error if any

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◆ gf_sk_setup_multicast_ex()

GF_Err gf_sk_setup_multicast_ex	(	GF_Socket *	sock,
		const char *	multi_ip_add,
		u16	multi_port,
		u32	TTL,
		Bool	no_bind,
		const char *	ifce_ip_or_name,
		const char **	src_ip_inc,
		u32	nb_src_ip_inc,
		const char **	src_ip_exc,
		u32	nb_src_ip_exc
	)

Performs multicast setup (BIND and JOIN) for the socket object using allowed and block sources

Parameters

sock	the socket object
multi_ip_add	the multicast IP address
multi_port	the multicast port number
TTL	the multicast TTL (Time-To-Live)
no_bind	if sets, only join the multicast
ifce_ip_or_name	the local interface IP address or name if desired. If NULL, the default interface will be used.
src_ip_inc	IP of sources to receive from
nb_src_ip_inc	number of sources to receive from
src_ip_exc	IP of sources to exclude
nb_src_ip_exc	number of sources to exclude

Returns: error if any

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◆ gf_sk_is_multicast_address()

u32 gf_sk_is_multicast_address ( const char * multi_ip_add )

Tests whether an IP address is a multicast one or not

Parameters

multi_ip_add the multicast IP address to test

Returns: 1 if the address is a multicast one, 0 otherwise

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◆ gf_sk_get_handle()

s32 gf_sk_get_handle ( GF_Socket * sock )

Gets the socket low-level handle as used by OpenSSL.

Parameters

sock	the socket object

Returns: the socket handle

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◆ gf_sk_set_usec_wait()

void gf_sk_set_usec_wait	(	GF_Socket *	sock,
		u32	usec_wait
	)

Sets the socket wait time in microseconds. Default wait time is 500 microseconds. Any value >= 1000000 will reset to default.

Parameters

sock	the socket object
usec_wait	wait time in microseconds

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◆ gf_sk_receive_no_select()

GF_Err gf_sk_receive_no_select	(	GF_Socket *	sock,
		u8 *	buffer,
		u32	length,
		u32 *	read
	)

Fetches data on a socket without performing any select (wait), to be used with socket group on sockets that are set in the selected socket group

Parameters

sock	the socket object
buffer	the reception buffer where data is written
length	the allocated size of the reception buffer
read	the actual number of bytes received

Returns: error if any, GF_IP_NETWORK_EMPTY if nothing to read

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◆ gf_sk_probe()

GF_Err gf_sk_probe ( GF_Socket * sock )

Checks if connection has been closed by remote peer

Parameters

sock	the socket object

Returns: error if any (GF_IP_CONNECTION_CLOSED if connection is closed)

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◆ gf_net_bump_ip_address()

char* gf_net_bump_ip_address	(	const char *	in_ip,
		u32	increment
	)

Bumps lower part of IP address by the given increment eg X.X.X.Y -> X.X.X.Z with Z=Y+increment

Parameters

in_ip	the input IP v4 or v6 address
increment	the increment to apply

Returns: the newly computed address or NULL if error - must be freed bu user

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◆ gf_net_get_adapter_ip()

Bool gf_net_get_adapter_ip	(	const char *	ip_or_name,
		char **	ipv4,
		char **	ipv6
	)

Gets IP associated with an interface

Parameters

ip_or_name	the input interface name or IP v4 or v6 address
ipv4	set t o v4 address - can be NULL but shall be freed by user
ipv6	set t o v6 address - can be NULL but shall be freed by user

Returns: GF_TRUE if success

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◆ gf_sk_select()

GF_Err gf_sk_select	(	GF_Socket *	sock,
		GF_SockSelectMode	mode
	)

Checks if socket can is ready for read or write

Parameters

sock	the socket object
mode	the operation mode desired

Returns: GF_OK if ready, GF_IP_NETWORK_EMPTY if not ready, otherwise error if any (GF_IP_CONNECTION_CLOSED if connection is closed)

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Macros

Enumerations

Functions

Detailed Description

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ GF_MAX_IP_NAME_LEN

◆ GF_SOCK_TYPE_TCP

◆ GF_SOCK_TYPE_UDP

Enumeration Type Documentation

◆ anonymous enum

◆ GF_SockSelectMode

Function Documentation

◆ gf_sk_new()

◆ gf_sk_new_ex()

◆ gf_sk_del()

◆ gf_sk_reset()

◆ gf_sk_set_buffer_size()

◆ gf_sk_set_block_mode()

◆ gf_sk_bind()

◆ gf_sk_connect()

◆ gf_sk_send()

◆ gf_sk_send_ex()

◆ gf_sk_receive()

◆ gf_sk_listen()

◆ gf_sk_accept()

◆ gf_sk_server_mode()

◆ gf_sk_get_host_name()

◆ gf_sk_get_local_ip()

◆ gf_sk_get_local_info()

◆ gf_sk_get_remote_address()

◆ gf_sk_get_remote_address_port()

◆ gf_sk_set_remote()

◆ gf_sk_setup_multicast()

◆ gf_sk_setup_multicast_ex()

◆ gf_sk_is_multicast_address()

◆ gf_sk_get_handle()

◆ gf_sk_set_usec_wait()

◆ gf_sk_receive_no_select()

◆ gf_sk_probe()

◆ gf_net_bump_ip_address()

◆ gf_net_get_adapter_ip()

◆ gf_sk_select()