uTP clarification on SYN-ACK seqnr and some cleanup (#596)

- Clarify why on SYN-ACK seqNr gets -1
- Cleanup comments
- Style fixes
- Reuse WriteResult
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# Copyright (c) 2021-2022 Status Research & Development GmbH
# Copyright (c) 2021-2023 Status Research & Development GmbH
# Licensed and distributed under either of
# * MIT license (license terms in the root directory or at https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT).
# * Apache v2 license (license terms in the root directory or at https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0).
@ -97,9 +97,10 @@ proc registerUtpSocket[A](p: UtpRouter, s: UtpSocket[A]) =
## Register socket, overwriting already existing one
p.sockets[s.socketKey] = s
utp_established_connections.set(int64(len(p.sockets)))
debug "Registered new utp socket", dst = s.socketKey, lenSockets = len(p.sockets)
# Install deregister handler, so when socket gets closed, in will be promptly
# removed from open sockets table
debug "Registered new uTP socket",
dst = s.socketKey, totalSockets = len(p.sockets)
# Install deregister handler so that when the socket gets closed, it gets
# removed from open sockets table.
s.registerCloseCallback(proc () = p.deRegisterUtpSocket(s))
proc registerIfAbsent[A](p: UtpRouter, s: UtpSocket[A]): bool =
@ -144,7 +145,9 @@ proc new*[A](
rng = newRng()): UtpRouter[A] =
doAssert(not(isNil(acceptConnectionCb)))
GC_ref(udata)
UtpRouter[A].new(acceptConnectionCb, allowConnectionCb, cast[pointer](udata), socketConfig, rng)
UtpRouter[A].new(
acceptConnectionCb, allowConnectionCb,
cast[pointer](udata), socketConfig, rng)
proc new*[A](
T: type UtpRouter[A],
@ -168,7 +171,8 @@ proc getSocketOnReset[A](
# id is our send id, and we did initiate the connection, our recv id is id - 1
let sendInitKey = UtpSocketKey[A].init(sender, id - 1)
# id is our send id, and we did not initiate the connection, so our recv id is id + 1
# id is our send id, and we did not initiate the connection,
# our recv id is id + 1
let sendNoInitKey = UtpSocketKey[A].init(sender, id + 1)
r.getUtpSocket(recvKey)
@ -178,7 +182,7 @@ proc getSocketOnReset[A](
proc shouldAllowConnection[A](
r: UtpRouter[A], remoteAddress: A, connectionId: uint16): bool =
if r.allowConnection == nil:
# if the callback is not configured it means all incoming connections are allowed
# if the callback is not configured all incoming connections are allowed
true
else:
r.allowConnection(r, remoteAddress, connectionId)
@ -194,16 +198,17 @@ proc processPacket[A](r: UtpRouter[A], p: Packet, sender: A) {.async.}=
if maybeSocket.isSome():
debug "Received RST packet on known connection, closing socket"
let socket = maybeSocket.unsafeGet()
# reference implementation actually changes the socket state to reset state unless
# user explicitly closed socket before. The only difference between reset and destroy
# state is that socket in destroy state is ultimately deleted from active connection
# list but socket in reset state lingers there until user of library closes it
# explicitly.
# The reference implementation actually changes the socket state to reset
# state unless the user explicitly closed the socket before. The only
# difference between the reset and the destroy state is that a socket in
# the destroy state is ultimately deleted from active connection list but
# a socket in reset state lingers there until the user of library closes
# it explicitly.
socket.destroy()
else:
debug "Received RST packet for unknown connection, ignoring"
of ST_SYN:
# Syn packet are special, and we need to add 1 to header connectionId
# SYN packets are special and need an addition of 1 to header connectionId
let socketKey = UtpSocketKey[A].init(sender, p.header.connectionId + 1)
let maybeSocket = r.getUtpSocket(socketKey)
if (maybeSocket.isSome()):
@ -220,7 +225,7 @@ proc processPacket[A](r: UtpRouter[A], p: Packet, sender: A) {.async.}=
if (r.shouldAllowConnection(sender, p.header.connectionId)):
debug "Received SYN for new connection. Initiating incoming connection",
synSeqNr = p.header.seqNr
# Initial ackNr is set to incoming packer seqNr
# Initial ackNr is set to incoming packet seqNr
let incomingSocket = newIncomingSocket[A](
sender, r.sendCb, r.socketConfig,
p.header.connectionId, p.header.seqNr, r.rng[])
@ -242,7 +247,7 @@ proc processPacket[A](r: UtpRouter[A], p: Packet, sender: A) {.async.}=
let socket = maybeSocket.unsafeGet()
await socket.processPacket(p)
else:
# TODO add keeping track of recently send reset packets and do not send
# TODO: add keeping track of recently send reset packets and do not send
# reset to peers which we recently send reset to.
debug "Received FIN/DATA/ACK on not known socket sending reset"
let rstPacket = resetPacket(
@ -334,8 +339,8 @@ proc connectTo*[A](
let connFut = socket.connect()
return connFut
# Connect to provided address with provided connection id, if socket with this id
# and address already exists return error
# Connect to provided address with provided connection id. If the socket with
# this id and address already exists, return error
proc connectTo*[A](
r: UtpRouter[A], address: A, connectionId: uint16):
Future[ConnectionResult[A]] =

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# Copyright (c) 2021-2022 Status Research & Development GmbH
# Copyright (c) 2021-2023 Status Research & Development GmbH
# Licensed and distributed under either of
# * MIT license (license terms in the root directory or at https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT).
# * Apache v2 license (license terms in the root directory or at https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0).
@ -48,16 +48,18 @@ type
PacketAcked, PacketAlreadyAcked, PacketNotSentYet
# Socket callback to send data to remote peer
SendCallback*[A] = proc (to: A, data: seq[byte]): Future[void] {.gcsafe, raises: [Defect]}
SendCallback*[A] =
proc (to: A, data: seq[byte]): Future[void] {.gcsafe, raises: [Defect]}
SocketConfig* = object
# This is configurable (in contrast to reference impl), as with standard 2 syn resends
# default timeout set to 3seconds and doubling of timeout with each re-send, it
# means that initial connection would timeout after 21s, which seems rather long
# This is configurable (in contrast to reference impl), as with standard 2
# SYN resends, the default timeout of 3 seconds and the doubling of the
# timeout with each resend, it means that the initial connection would
# timeout only after 21s, which seems rather long.
initialSynTimeout*: Duration
# Number of resend re-tries of each data packet, before declaring connection
# failed
# Number of resend retries of each data packet, before declaring the
# connection as failed.
dataResendsBeforeFailure*: uint16
# Maximal size of receive buffer in bytes
@ -73,23 +75,24 @@ type
# state and will be able to transfer data.
incomingSocketReceiveTimeout*: Option[Duration]
# Timeout after which the send window will be reset to its minimal value after it dropped
# to zero. i.e when we received a packet from remote peer with `wndSize` set to 0.
# Timeout after which the send window will be reset to its minimal value
# after it dropped to zero.
# i.e when a packet is received from a peer with `wndSize` set to 0.
remoteWindowResetTimeout*: Duration
# Size of reorder buffer calculated as fraction of optRcvBuffer
maxSizeOfReorderBuffer: uint32
# Maximal number of payload bytes per data packet. Total packet size will be equal to
# payloadSize + 20 (size of header of data packet)
# TODO for now we enable only static configuration of packet sizes. In the future
# it would be nice to add option which enables automatic packet size discovery
# based on traffic
# Maximal number of payload bytes per data packet. Total packet size will be
# equal to payloadSize + 20 (size of header of data packet).
# TODO: for now we enable only static configuration of packet sizes. In the
# future it would be nice to add option which enables automatic packet size
# discovery based on traffic.
payloadSize*: uint32
# Maximal number of open uTP connections. When hit, no more incoming connections
# will be allowed, but it will still be possible to open new outgoing uTP
# connections
# Maximal number of open uTP connections. When hit, no more incoming
# connections will be allowed, but it will still be possible to open new
# outgoing uTP connections.
maxNumberOfOpenConnections*: int
WriteErrorType* = enum
@ -147,22 +150,22 @@ type
direction: ConnectionDirection
socketConfig: SocketConfig
# Connection id for packets we receive
# Connection id for received packets
connectionIdRcv*: uint16
# Connection id for packets we send
# Connection id for send packets
connectionIdSnd*: uint16
# Sequence number for the next packet to be sent.
seqNr: uint16
# All seq number up to this have been correctly acked by us
# All sequence numbers up to this have been correctly acked by us.
ackNr: uint16
# Should be completed after successful connection to remote host or after timeout
# for the first syn packet
# Should be completed after successful connection to remote host or after
# timeout for the first SYN packet.
connectionFuture: Future[void]
# the number of packets in the send queue. Packets that haven't
# yet been sent count as well as packets marked as needing resend
# the oldest un-acked packet in the send queue is seq_nr - cur_window_packets
# The number of packets in the send queue. Packets that haven't
# been sent yet and packets marked as needing to be resend count.
# The oldest un-acked packet in the send queue is seq_nr - cur_window_packets
curWindowPackets: uint16
# outgoing buffer for all send packets
@ -309,29 +312,28 @@ type
ConnectionResult*[A] = Result[UtpSocket[A], OutgoingConnectionError]
const
# Default maximum size of the data packet payload. With such configuration
# Default maximum size of the data packet payload. With this configuration
# data packets will have 508 bytes (488 + 20 header).
# 508 bytes of udp payload can translate into 576 bytes udp packet i.e
# 508bytes payload + 60bytes (max ip header) + 8bytes (udp header) = 576bytes.
# 576bytes is defined as minimum reassembly buffer size i.e
# the minimum datagram size that we are guaranteed any implementation must support.
# from RFC791: All hosts must be prepared
# to accept datagrams of up to 576 octets (whether they arrive whole
# or in fragments).
# 508 bytes of UDP payload can translate into 576 bytes UDP packet i.e
# 508 bytes + 60 bytes (max IP header) + 8 bytes (UDP header) = 576 bytes.
# 576 bytes is defined as minimum reassembly buffer size, i.e the minimum
# datagram size that any implementation must support.
# From RFC791: All hosts must be prepared to accept datagrams of up to 576
# octets (whether they arrive whole or in fragments).
defaultPayloadSize = 488
# How often each socket check its different ongoing timers
checkTimeoutsLoopInterval = milliseconds(500)
# Default initial timeout for first Syn packet
# Default initial timeout for first SYN packet
defaultInitialSynTimeout = milliseconds(3000)
# Initial timeout to receive first Data data packet after receiving initial Syn
# packet.
# Initial timeout to receive first Data data packet after receiving initial
# SYN packet.
defaultRcvRetransmitTimeout = milliseconds(10000)
# Number of times each data packet will be resend before declaring connection
# dead. 4 is taken from reference implementation
# dead. 4 is taken from reference implementation.
defaultDataResendsBeforeFailure = 4'u16
# default size of rcv buffer in bytes
@ -350,9 +352,9 @@ const
# considered suspicious and ignored
allowedAckWindow*: uint16 = 3
# Timeout after which the send window will be reset to its minimal value after it dropped
# lower than our current packet size. i.e when we received a packet
# from remote peer with `wndSize` set to number <= current packet size
# Timeout after which the send window will be reset to its minimal value after
# it dropped lower than our current packet size. i.e when we received a packet
# from remote peer with `wndSize` set to number <= current packet size.
defaultResetWindowTimeout = seconds(15)
reorderBufferMaxSize = 1024
@ -362,18 +364,19 @@ const
# minimal time before subsequent window decays
maxWindowDecay = milliseconds(100)
# Maximal size of reorder buffer as fraction of optRcvBuffer size following
# semantics apply bases on rcvBuffer set to 1000 bytes:
# if there are already 1000 bytes in rcv buffer no more bytes will be accepted to reorder buffer
# if there are already 500 bytes in reorder buffer, no more bytes will be accepted
# to it, and only 500 bytes can be accepted to rcv buffer
# this way there is always a space in rcv buffer to fit new data if the reordering
# happens
# Maximal size of reorder buffer as fraction of optRcvBuffer size.
# Following semantics apply based on a rcvBuffer set to 1000 bytes:
# - if there are already 1000 bytes in rcvBuffer no more bytes will be
# accepted to reorder buffer
# - if there are already 500 bytes in reorder buffer, no more bytes will be
# accepted to it, and only 500 bytes can be accepted to rcvBuffer
# This way there is always a space in rcvBuffer to fit new data if the
# reordering happens.
maxReorderBufferSize = 0.5
# Default number of of open utp connections
# libutp uses 3000
# libtorrent uses ~16000
# - libutp uses 3000
# - libtorrent uses ~16000
defaultMaxOpenConnections = 8000
proc init*[A](T: type UtpSocketKey, remoteAddress: A, rcvId: uint16): T =
@ -405,9 +408,11 @@ proc init*(
payloadSize: uint32 = defaultPayloadSize,
maxNumberOfOpenConnections: int = defaultMaxOpenConnections
): T =
# make sure there is always some payload in data packets, and that packets are not to large.
# with 1480 packet boundary, data packets will have 1500 bytes which seems reasonable
doAssert(payloadSize > 0 and payloadSize <= 1480, "payloadSize should always be positive number <= 1480")
# Make sure there is always some payload in data packets, and that packets are
# not to large. With 1480 packet boundary, data packets will have 1500 bytes
# which seems reasonable.
doAssert(payloadSize > 0 and payloadSize <= 1480,
"payloadSize should always be positive number <= 1480")
# TODO make sure optRcvBuffer is nicely divisible by maxReorderBufferSize
let reorderBufferSize = uint32(maxReorderBufferSize * float64(optRcvBuffer))
SocketConfig(
@ -478,11 +483,14 @@ proc flushPackets(socket: UtpSocket) =
var i: uint16 = oldestOutgoingPacketSeqNr
while i != socket.seqNr:
# sending only packet which were not transmitted yet or need a resend
let shouldSendPacket = socket.outBuffer.exists(i, (p: OutgoingPacket) => (p.transmissions == 0 or p.needResend == true))
let shouldSendPacket = socket.outBuffer.exists(
i, (p: OutgoingPacket) => (p.transmissions == 0 or p.needResend == true))
if (shouldSendPacket):
if (socket.freeWindowBytes() > 0):
# this our first send packet reset rto timeout
if i == oldestOutgoingPacketSeqNr and socket.curWindowPackets == 1 and socket.outBuffer[i].transmissions == 0:
if i == oldestOutgoingPacketSeqNr and
socket.curWindowPackets == 1 and
socket.outBuffer[i].transmissions == 0:
socket.resetSendTimeout()
debug "Flushing packet",
@ -501,14 +509,16 @@ proc flushPackets(socket: UtpSocket) =
proc markAllPacketAsLost(s: UtpSocket) =
var i = 0'u16
while i < s.curWindowPackets:
let packetSeqNr = s.seqNr - 1 - i
if (s.outBuffer.exists(packetSeqNr, (p: OutgoingPacket) => p.transmissions > 0 and p.needResend == false)):
if (s.outBuffer.exists(
packetSeqNr,
(p: OutgoingPacket) => p.transmissions > 0 and p.needResend == false)):
debug "Marking packet as lost",
pkSeqNr = packetSeqNr
s.outBuffer[packetSeqNr].needResend = true
let packetPayloadLength = s.outBuffer[packetSeqNr].payloadLength
doAssert(s.currentWindow >= packetPayloadLength, "Window should always be larger than packet length")
doAssert(s.currentWindow >= packetPayloadLength,
"Window should always be larger than packet length")
s.currentWindow = s.currentWindow - packetPayloadLength
inc i
@ -655,7 +665,6 @@ proc handleDataWrite(socket: UtpSocket, data: seq[byte]): int =
let lastOrEnd = min(lastIndex, endIndex)
let dataSlice = data[i..lastOrEnd]
let payloadLength = uint32(len(dataSlice))
if (socket.outBufferBytes + payloadLength <= socket.socketConfig.optSndBuffer):
let wndSize = socket.getRcvWindowSize()
let dataPacket =
@ -667,9 +676,12 @@ proc handleDataWrite(socket: UtpSocket, data: seq[byte]): int =
dataSlice,
socket.replayMicro
)
let outgoingPacket = OutgoingPacket.init(encodePacket(dataPacket), 0, false, payloadLength)
let outgoingPacket = OutgoingPacket.init(
encodePacket(dataPacket), 0, false, payloadLength)
socket.registerOutgoingPacket(outgoingPacket)
bytesWritten = bytesWritten + len(dataSlice)
# TODO: When flushPackets early ended because of send window being full,
# it keeps trying here again for each dataSlice. Sounds waistfull?
socket.flushPackets()
else:
debug "No more place in write buffer",
@ -851,6 +863,14 @@ proc calculateAckedbytes(socket: UtpSocket, nrPacketsToAck: uint16, now: Moment)
proc initializeAckNr(socket: UtpSocket, packetSeqNr: uint16) =
if (socket.state == SynSent):
# Different from the uTP spec but in accordance with libutp and libtorrent.
# When receiving the ACK of a SYN packet, the socket ackNr gets initialized
# as the packet seqNr - 1. This way, the socket ackNr is set up as one less
# the next seqNr for an incoming DATA packet. The seqNr in STATE packets
# should basically be seen as the seqNr for the next DATA or FIN packet.
# See also:
# - libutp: https://github.com/bittorrent/libutp/blob/master/utp_internal.cpp#L1874
# - libtorrent: https://github.com/arvidn/libtorrent/blob/RC_2_0/src/utp_stream.cpp#L2924
socket.ackNr = packetSeqNr - 1
proc isAckNrInvalid(socket: UtpSocket, packet: Packet): bool =
@ -1055,9 +1075,8 @@ proc generateAckPacket*(socket: UtpSocket): Packet =
)
proc sendAck(socket: UtpSocket) =
## Creates and sends ack, based on current socket state. Acks are different from
## other packets as we do not track them in outgoing buffet
## Creates and sends ack, based on current socket state. Acks are different
## from other packets as we do not track them in outgoing buffer.
let ackPacket = socket.generateAckPacket()
debug "Sending STATE packet",
@ -1086,10 +1105,9 @@ proc tryfinalizeConnection(socket: UtpSocket, p: Packet) =
if (not socket.connectionFuture.finished()):
socket.connectionFuture.complete()
# TODO at socket level we should handle only FIN/DATA/ACK packets. Refactor to make
# it enforceable by type system
# TODO: at socket level we should handle only FIN/DATA/ACK packets. Refactor to
# make it enforceable by type system
proc processPacketInternal(socket: UtpSocket, p: Packet) =
debug "Process packet",
socketKey = socket.socketKey,
socketAckNr = socket.ackNr,
@ -1571,8 +1589,8 @@ proc eventLoop(socket: UtpSocket) {.async.} =
# stop processing further reads
break
else:
# read was cancelled or socket is already finished move on to next read
# request
# read was cancelled or socket is already finished move on to next
# read request
discard socket.pendingReads.popFirst()
# we processed packet, so there could more place in the send buffer
@ -1592,12 +1610,13 @@ proc eventLoop(socket: UtpSocket) {.async.} =
if (bytesWritten == len(pendingWrite.data)):
# all bytes were written we can finish external future
pendingWrite.writer.complete(
Result[int, WriteError].ok(bytesWritten)
WriteResult.ok(bytesWritten)
)
else:
let bytesLeft =
pendingWrite.data[bytesWritten..pendingWrite.data.high]
# bytes partially written to buffer, schedule rest of data for later
# bytes partially written to buffer, schedule rest of data for
# later
socket.pendingWrites.addFirst(
WriteRequest(
kind: Data,
@ -1619,7 +1638,8 @@ proc eventLoop(socket: UtpSocket) {.async.} =
# check if the writer was not cancelled in mean time
if (not socketEvent.writer.finished()):
if (socket.pendingWrites.len() > 0):
# there are still some unfinished writes, waiting to be finished schdule this batch for later
# there are still some unfinished writes, waiting to be finished
# schedule this batch for later
socket.pendingWrites.addLast(
WriteRequest(
kind: Data,
@ -1632,7 +1652,7 @@ proc eventLoop(socket: UtpSocket) {.async.} =
if (bytesWritten == len(socketEvent.data)):
# all bytes were written we can finish external future
socketEvent.writer.complete(
Result[int, WriteError].ok(bytesWritten)
WriteResult.ok(bytesWritten)
)
else:
let bytesLeft =
@ -1649,8 +1669,8 @@ proc eventLoop(socket: UtpSocket) {.async.} =
# check if the writer was not cancelled in mean time
if (not socketEvent.readReq.reader.finished()):
if (socket.pendingReads.len() > 0):
# there is already pending unfinished read request, schedule this one for
# later
# there is already pending unfinished read request, schedule this
# one for later
socket.pendingReads.addLast(socketEvent.readReq)
else:
var readReq = socketEvent.readReq
@ -1665,19 +1685,19 @@ proc eventLoop(socket: UtpSocket) {.async.} =
except CancelledError as exc:
for w in socket.pendingWrites.items():
if w.kind == Data and (not w.writer.finished()):
let res = Result[int, WriteError].err(
let res = WriteResult.err(
WriteError(kind: SocketNotWriteable, currentState: socket.state)
)
w.writer.complete(res)
for r in socket.pendingReads.items():
# complete every reader with already read bytes
# TODO: it maybe better to refine read api to return Future[Result[seq[byte], E]]
# and return errors for not finished reads
# TODO: it may be better to refine read API to return
# Future[Result[seq[byte], E]] and return errors for not finished reads
if (not r.reader.finished()):
r.reader.complete(r.bytesAvailable)
socket.pendingWrites.clear()
socket.pendingReads.clear()
# main eventLoop has been cancelled, try to cancel check timeouts loop
# main eventLoop has been cancelled, try to cancel `checkTimeoutsLoop`
socket.checkTimeoutsLoop.cancel()
trace "main socket event loop cancelled"
raise exc
@ -1686,16 +1706,16 @@ proc startEventLoop(s: UtpSocket) =
s.eventLoop = eventLoop(s)
proc atEof*(socket: UtpSocket): bool =
# socket is considered at eof when remote side sent us fin packet
# and we have processed all packets up to fin
# The socket is considered at eof when the remote side sent us a FIN packet
# and all packets up to the FIN have been processed.
socket.offset == 0 and socket.reachedFin
proc readingClosed(socket: UtpSocket): bool =
socket.atEof() or socket.state == Destroy
proc close*(socket: UtpSocket) =
## Gracefully closes connection (send FIN) if socket is in connected state
## does not wait for socket to close
## Gracefully close the connection (send FIN) if the socket is in the
## connected state. Does not wait for the socket to close.
if socket.state != Destroy:
case socket.state
of Connected:
@ -1703,26 +1723,26 @@ proc close*(socket: UtpSocket) =
if (not socket.sendFinRequested):
try:
debug "Sending FIN", dst = socket.socketKey
# with this approach, all pending writes will be executed before sending fin packet
# we could also and method which places close request as first one to process
# but it would complicate the write loop
# With this approach, all pending writes will be executed before
# sending the FIN packet.
socket.eventQueue.putNoWait(SocketEvent(kind: CloseReq))
except AsyncQueueFullError as e:
# should not happen as our write queue is unbounded
# Should not happen as our write queue is unbounded.
raiseAssert e.msg
socket.sendFinRequested = true
else:
# In any other case like connection is not established so sending fin make
# no sense, we can just out right close it
# When connection is not established, sending FIN makes no sense, just
# destroy the socket.
socket.destroy()
proc closeWait*(socket: UtpSocket) {.async.} =
## Gracefully closes connection (send FIN) if socket is in connected state
## and waits for socket to be closed.
## Warning: if FIN packet for some reason will be lost, then socket will be closed
## due to retransmission failure which may take some time.
## default is 4 retransmissions with doubling of rto between each retransmission
## Gracefully close the connection (send FIN) if the socket is in the
## connected state and wait for the socket to be closed.
## Warning: if the FIN packet is lost, then the socket might get closed due to
## retransmission failures, which will take some time.
## The default is 4 retransmissions with doubling of rto between each
## retransmission.
socket.close()
await socket.closeEvent.wait()
@ -1732,26 +1752,27 @@ proc write*(socket: UtpSocket, data: seq[byte]): Future[WriteResult] =
let retFuture = newFuture[WriteResult]("UtpSocket.write")
if (socket.state != Connected):
let res = Result[int, WriteError].err(WriteError(kind: SocketNotWriteable, currentState: socket.state))
let res = WriteResult.err(WriteError(kind: SocketNotWriteable, currentState: socket.state))
retFuture.complete(res)
return retFuture
# fin should be last packet received by remote side, therefore trying to write
# after sending fin is considered error
if socket.sendFinRequested or socket.finSent:
let res = Result[int, WriteError].err(WriteError(kind: FinSent))
let res = WriteResult.err(WriteError(kind: FinSent))
retFuture.complete(res)
return retFuture
var bytesWritten = 0
if len(data) == 0:
let res = Result[int, WriteError].ok(bytesWritten)
let res = WriteResult.ok(bytesWritten)
retFuture.complete(res)
return retFuture
try:
socket.eventQueue.putNoWait(SocketEvent(kind: WriteReq, data: data, writer: retFuture))
socket.eventQueue.putNoWait(SocketEvent(
kind: WriteReq, data: data, writer: retFuture))
except AsyncQueueFullError as e:
# this should not happen as out write queue is unbounded
raiseAssert e.msg