sources/network/packetqueue.cpp

Sat, 23 Jul 2016 12:28:52 +0300

author
Teemu Piippo <teemu@compsta2.com>
date
Sat, 23 Jul 2016 12:28:52 +0300
branch
protocol5
changeset 167
0150f86e68f0
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Added the PacketQueue class to make use of the sequence numbering to process packets in the correct order, and the ZFC9000 end of packet recovery protocol.

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#include <algorithm>
#include "packetqueue.h"
BEGIN_ZFC_NAMESPACE

/*!
 * \brief Constructs an empty packet queue.
 */
PacketQueue::PacketQueue() :
    m_currentSequenceNumber(0) {}

/*!
 * \brief Inserts the packet into the queue, unless the packet is the next packet to be processed.
 * \param sequenceNumber Sequence number of the packet.
 * \param data Payload of the packet.
 * \return True, if the packet was stored, false if the packet should be processed immediately.
 */
bool PacketQueue::addPacket(unsigned int sequenceNumber, const ByteArray& data)
{
	// Check whether this packet is the one we're supposed to process next.
	if (sequenceNumber != m_currentSequenceNumber)
	{
		// It is not, therefore store it for later.
		m_queue[sequenceNumber] = data;
		return true;
	}
	else
	{
		// It is, therefore the caller processes it, and we can advance to the next packet right away.
		m_currentSequenceNumber = getNextSequenceNumber();
		return false;
	}
}

/*!
 * \returns whether there are packets in queue that cannot be processed due to missing in-between packets. If true, the
 * \returns caller should initiate packet recovery protocol.
 */
bool PacketQueue::isStuck() const
{
	return m_queue.size() > 0  and  m_queue.find(m_currentSequenceNumber) == m_queue.end();
}

/*!
 * \returns whether or not there are packets awaiting processing.
 */
bool PacketQueue::hasPacketsToPop() const
{
	return m_queue.size() > 0  and  m_queue.find(m_currentSequenceNumber) != m_queue.end();
}

/*!
 * \brief Retrieves the next packet to be processed, and removes it from the queue.
 * \param packet Reference to a byte array to store the packet payload into.
 * \returns whether the next packet was successfully popped from the queue, or not.
 */
bool PacketQueue::popNextPacket(ByteArray& packet)
{
	// Find the packet matching our current sequence number.
	auto iterator = m_queue.find(m_currentSequenceNumber);

	if (iterator != m_queue.end())
	{
		// We found the packet we were looking for. Pass it to the caller.
		packet = iterator->second;
		// Remove the packet from the queue.
		m_queue.erase(iterator);
		// We can now advance to the next packet.
		m_currentSequenceNumber = getNextSequenceNumber();
		return true;
	}
	else
	{
		// We did not find the next packet.
		return false;
	}
}

/*!
 * \returns the sequence number for the next packet.
 */
int PacketQueue::getNextSequenceNumber() const
{
	return (m_currentSequenceNumber + 1) % 1024;
}

/*!
 * \returns a list of packets that have to be requested from the server.
 */
std::set<int> PacketQueue::getLostPackets() const
{
	std::set<int> packetsNeeded;
	std::set<int> packetsInQueue;

	// Build the set of packet numbers we currently have.
	for (auto pair : m_queue)
		packetsInQueue.insert(pair.first);

	// Build the set of packets we wish to process. To do this we need the smallest and largest numbers in
	// packetsInQueue.
	Range<int> packetRange(min(packetsInQueue), max(packetsInQueue));

	for (int i : packetRange)
		packetsNeeded.insert(i);

	// The set of lost packets is now the set of packets we want, minus the packets we have.
	std::set<int> packetsLost;
	std::set_difference(packetsNeeded.begin(), packetsNeeded.end(),
	                    packetsInQueue.begin(), packetsInQueue.end(),
	                    std::inserter(packetsLost, packetsLost.begin()));
	return packetsLost;
}

std::set<unsigned int> PacketQueue::getWaitingPackets() const
{
	std::set<unsigned int> packetsInQueue;

	// Build the set of packet numbers we currently have.
	for (auto pair : m_queue)
		packetsInQueue.insert(pair.first);

	return packetsInQueue;
}

END_ZFC_NAMESPACE

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