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#ifndef __USFUSD_I__
#define __USFUSD_I__

int usfusd_open_fusd(client_conn_t *conn, device_t *dev, usfusd_msg_t *msg);


struct device;
struct client;

/*
 *  global state structure
 */

/* a client represents a socket to an fd on another process */
typedef struct client {
  int socket;
  struct sockaddr_in saddr;  
  usfusd_proto_context_t *proto;
  struct client *parent;

#if 0
  /* for remote requests of local FUSD/kernel devices  */
  int local_fd;
  g_event_t *local_event[BLOCK_MAX];
  g_event_t *poll_event;
#endif

  /* for local or remote requests for usFUSD devices */
  struct device *usfusd_device;  
  
  int destroying;
  QUEUE_ELEMENT_DECL(_,struct client);
} client_t;

typedef struct device {
  char *devname;
  client_t *server;       /* the client providing usFUSD service */

  int destroying;
  QUEUE_ELEMENT_DECL(_,struct device);
} device_t;

typedef struct usfusd {
  /* listening socket */
  int usfusd_socket;

  /* active clients */
  QUEUE_DECL(clients, struct client);

  /* active devices */
  QUEUE_DECL(devices, struct device);
} usfusd_t;


QUEUE_INLINE_INSTANTIATIONS(usfusd_clients,_,clients,struct client,usfusd_t);
QUEUE_INLINE_INSTANTIATIONS(usfusd_devices,_,devices,struct device,usfusd_t);


extern usfusd_t state;


/* usfusd.c */

void usfusd_conn_close(client_conn_t *conn);
void usfusd_conn_dequeue(client_conn_t *conn);
int usfusd_new_fileno();

/* usfusd_fusd.c */

int usfusd_open_fusd(client_conn_t *conn, device_t *dev, usfusd_msg_t *msg);
void usfusd_write_fusd(client_conn_t *conn, usfusd_msg_t *msg);
void usfusd_read_fusd(client_conn_t *conn, usfusd_msg_t *msg, char *buf);
void usfusd_ioctl_fusd(client_conn_t *conn, usfusd_msg_t *msg, char *buf);
void usfusd_poll_fusd(client_conn_t *conn, usfusd_msg_t *msg, int diff);

/* usfusd_local.c */

void usfusd_open(client_conn_t *conn, usfusd_msg_t *msg, char *data_buf);
void usfusd_dup(client_conn_t *conn, usfusd_msg_t *msg);
void usfusd_read(client_conn_t *conn, usfusd_msg_t *msg);
void usfusd_write(client_conn_t *conn, usfusd_msg_t *msg, char *buf);
void usfusd_ioctl(client_conn_t *conn, usfusd_msg_t *msg, char *buf);
void usfusd_poll(client_conn_t *conn, usfusd_msg_t *msg, int diff);
void usfusd_fcntl(client_conn_t *conn, usfusd_msg_t *msg);
void usfusd_unblock_if(client_conn_t *conn);

#endif

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EmStar

EmStar is a software system for developing and deploying wireless sensor networks involving Linux-based platforms. As the wireless sensor network community has attempted to deploy more complex designs---large-scale, long-lived systems that need self-organization and adaptivity---a number of difficult software design issues have arisen. Advances in software design have not kept pace with the capabilities of hardware. This is because designing for an adaptive, efficient, and useful sensor network has turned out to be surprisingly complex and difficult. EmStar is a Linux-based software framework, whose goal is to dramatically reduce this complexity, enabling work to be shared and reused, and simplifying and speeding the design of new sensor network applications.

Project homepage: http://cvs.cens.ucla.edu/emstar/
Programming language(s): C,Shell Script
License: other

  usfusd.c
  usfusd_fusd.c
  usfusd_i.h
  usfusd_local.c