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But first, please read . sockets-1.4.1/DESCRIPTION0000644000000000000000000000051114457464721013077 0ustar0000000000000000Name: sockets Version: 1.4.1 Date: 2023-07-24 Author: John Swensen Maintainer: Octave-Forge community Title: Sockets Description: Socket functions for networking from within octave. Categories: Sockets Depends: octave (>= 3.6.0) License: GPLv3+ Url: http://octave.sourceforge.net sockets-1.4.1/INDEX0000644000000000000000000000072014457464721012165 0ustar0000000000000000sockets >> Sockets Sockets functions socket bind connect disconnect accept select send sendto recv recvfrom gethostbyname listen getsockopt setsockopt shutdown Socket constants AF_LOCAL AF_UNIX AF_INET AF_APPLETALK SOCK_STREAM SOCK_DGRAM SOCK_SEQPACKET SOCK_RAW SOCK_RDM MSG_PEEK MSG_DONTWAIT MSG_WAITALL SHUT_RD SHUT_RDWR SHUT_WR SOL_SOCKET SO_KEEPALIVE SO_REUSEADDR SO_DONTROUTE SO_BROADCAST sockets-1.4.1/Makefile0000644000000000000000000002740714457464721013046 0ustar0000000000000000## Copyright 2015-2016 Carnë Draug ## Copyright 2015-2016 Oliver Heimlich ## Copyright 2017 Julien Bect ## Copyright 2017 Olaf Till ## Copyright 2020 John Donoghue ## ## Copying and distribution of this file, with or without modification, ## are permitted in any medium without royalty provided the copyright ## notice and this notice are preserved. 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(Bug #51273) ** Added new functions: select, shutdown ** Added constants: SHUT_RD, SHUT_RDWR, SHUT_WR ** Added qt5 documentation ** Install .cc tests Summary of important user-visible changes for sockets 1.3.0: ------------------------------------------------------------------- ** added new functions: sendto, recvfrom, getsockopt, setsockopt ** added constants SOL_SOCKET, SO_REUSEADDR, SO_KEEPALIVE, SO_DONTROUTE, SO_BROADCAST ** added initial user manual Summary of important user-visible changes for sockets 1.2.1: ------------------------------------------------------------------- ** Updates for Octave 6 compatability ** Change minimum Octave version to 3.6 Summary of important user-visible changes for sockets 1.2.0: ------------------------------------------------------------------- ** Sockets are now represented with ordinary numbers, not a custom socket type. If you relied on checks like isa(s,'octave_socket') you will need to update your code. ** Functions are cleaned on package unload (requires Octave >= 3.8) using the PKG_DEL directive. ** The sockets package is now dependent on Octave versions >= 3.2.0 ** Functions now perform better input check to prevent accidental segfaults. Summary of important user-visible changes for sockets 1.0.8: ------------------------------------------------------------------- ** updated function documentation with more details sockets-1.4.1/doc/0000755000000000000000000000000014457464721012141 5ustar0000000000000000sockets-1.4.1/doc/functions.texi0000644000000000000000000002657014457464721015056 0ustar0000000000000000@c --------------------------------------------------- @node Sockets functions @section Sockets functions @cindex Sockets functions @c Sockets functions accept @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection accept @cindex accept @deftypefn {Loadable Function} {[@var{client}, @var{info}] =} accept (@var{s}) Accept incoming connection on specified socket. Accepts an incoming connection on the socket @var{s}. The newly created socket is returned in @var{client}, and associated information in a struct info. See the @command{accept} man pages for further details. @end deftypefn @c Sockets functions bind @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection bind @cindex bind @deftypefn {Loadable Function} {} bind (@var{s}, @var{portnumber}) Bind specific socket to port number. See the @command{bind} man pages for further details. @end deftypefn @c Sockets functions connect @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection connect @cindex connect @deftypefn {Loadable Function} {} connect (@var{s}, @var{serverinfo}) Connect socket. Connects the socket @var{s} following the information in the struct @var{serverinfo} which must contain the following fields: @table @code @item addr a string with the host name to connect to @item port the port number to connect to (an integer) @end table On successful connect, the returned status is zero. See the @command{connect} man pages for further details. @end deftypefn @c Sockets functions disconnect @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection disconnect @cindex disconnect @deftypefn {Loadable Function} {} disconnect (@var{s}) Disconnect socket. Disconnects the socket @var{s}. If successful, @code{disconnect} returns 0, otherwise, it returns -1. Since we can't call fclose on the file descriptor directly, use this function to disconnect the socket. @end deftypefn @c Sockets functions gethostbyname @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection gethostbyname @cindex gethostbyname @deftypefn {Loadable Function} {@var{ipaddres} =} gethostbyname (@var{hostname}) Return IP address for host name. For example: @example @group gethostbyname ("localhost") @result{} 127.0.0.1 @end group @end example See the @command{gethostbyname} man pages for details. @end deftypefn @c Sockets functions getsockopt @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection getsockopt @cindex getsockopt @deftypefn {Loadable Function} {[@var{data}, @var{status}] =} getsockopt (@var{s}, @var{level}, @var{optname}) Get a socket option value from a socket. Returns the value of @var{level} @var{optname} from the socket @var{s}. Data type depends on the option used. @var{status} returns as 0 if no error. See the @command{getsockopt} man pages for further details. @end deftypefn @c Sockets functions listen @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection listen @cindex listen @deftypefn {Loadable Function} {} listen (@var{s}, @var{backlog}) Listen on socket for connections. Listens on socket @var{s} for connections. @var{backlog} specifies how large the queue of incoming connections is allowed to grow. On success, zero is returned. See the @command{listen} man pages for further details. @end deftypefn @c Sockets functions recv @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection recv @cindex recv @deftypefn {Loadable Function} {[@var{data}, @var{count}] =} recv (@var{s}, @var{len}) @deftypefnx {Loadable Function} {[@var{data}, @var{count}] =} recv (@var{s}, @var{len}, @var{flags}) Read data from specified socket. Requests reading @var{len} bytes from the socket @var{s}. The optional integer @var{flags} parameter can be used to modify the behaviour of @code{recv}. The read data is returned in the uint8 array @var{data}. The number of bytes read is returned in @var{count}. You can get non-blocking operation by using the flag @code{MSG_DONTWAIT} which makes the @code{recv()} call return immediately. If there is no data, -1 is returned in count. See the @command{recv} man pages for further details. @end deftypefn @c Sockets functions recvfrom @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection recvfrom @cindex recvfrom @deftypefn {Loadable Function} {[@var{data}, @var{count}, @var{src_info}] =} recvfrom (@var{s}, @var{len}) @deftypefnx {Loadable Function} {[@var{data}, @var{count}, @var{src_info}] =} recvfrom (@var{s}, @var{len}, @var{flags}) Read data from specified socket. Requests reading @var{len} bytes from the socket @var{s}. The optional integer @var{flags} parameter can be used to modify the behaviour of @code{recvfrom}. The read data is returned in the uint8 array @var{data}. The number of bytes read is returned in @var{count} and a structure with fields addr and port contain the source of the data. You can get non-blocking operation by using the flag @code{MSG_DONTWAIT} which makes the @code{recvfrom()} call return immediately. If there is no data, -1 is returned in count. See the @command{recvfrom} man pages for further details. @end deftypefn @c Sockets functions select @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection select @cindex select @deftypefn {Loadable Function} {[@var{status}, @var{rfdset}, @var{wfdset}, @var{efdset}] =} select (@var{nfds}, @var{rfdset}, @var{wfdset}, @var{efdset}, @var{timeout}) Wait for socket activity on selected sockets. The fdsets are vectors of fds to check, for example [1 2 3]. Empty vectors equate to null. nfds tests file descriptions in the range of 0 - nfds-1. Timeout is can be either an real value for number of seconds, a struct with a tm_sec and tm_usec fields, or empty set for null. @var{status} returns as 0 if timeout, or number of waiting sockets if ok. See the @command{select} man pages for further details. @end deftypefn @c Sockets functions send @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection send @cindex send @deftypefn {Loadable Function} {@var{retval} =} send (@var{s}, @var{data}) @deftypefnx {Loadable Function} {@var{retval} =} send (@var{s}, @var{data}, @var{flags}) Send data on specified socket. Sends data on socket @var{s}. @var{data} should be an uint8 array or a string. See the @command{send} man pages for further details. @end deftypefn @c Sockets functions sendto @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection sendto @cindex sendto @deftypefn {Loadable Function} {@var{retval} =} sendto (@var{s}, @var{data}, @var{dest_info}) @deftypefnx {Loadable Function} {@var{retval} =} sendto (@var{s}, @var{data}, @var{flags}, @var{dest_info}) Send data on specified socket. Sends data on socket @var{s} to destination. @var{data} should be an uint8 array or a string. The dest_info struct @var{dest_info} must contain the following fields: @table @code @item addr a string with the host name to send to @item port the port number to send to (an integer) @end table See the @command{sendto} man pages for further details. @end deftypefn @c Sockets functions setsockopt @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection setsockopt @cindex setsockopt @deftypefn {Loadable Function} {@var{status} =} setsockopt (@var{s}, @var{level}, @var{optname}, @var{optvalue}) Set a socket option value on a socket. @var{status} returns as 0 if no error. See the @command{setsockopt} man pages for further details. @end deftypefn @c Sockets functions shutdown @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection shutdown @cindex shutdown @deftypefn {Loadable Function} {} shutdown (@var{s}, @var{how}) Shutdown all or part of a connection of a socket. On success, zero is returned. See the @command{shutdown} man pages for further details. @end deftypefn @c Sockets functions socket @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection socket @cindex socket @deftypefn {Loadable Function} {@var{sock} =} socket () @deftypefnx {Loadable Function} {@var{sock} =} socket (@var{domain}) @deftypefnx {Loadable Function} {@var{sock} =} socket (@var{domain}, @var{type}) @deftypefnx {Loadable Function} {@var{sock} =} socket (@var{domain}, @var{type}, @var{protocol}) Creates a socket. @var{domain} is an integer, where the value AF_INET can be used to create an IPv4 socket. @var{type} is an integer describing the socket. When using IP, specifying SOCK_STREAM gives a TCP socket. @var{protocol} is currently not used and should be 0 if specified. If no input arguments are given, default values AF_INET and SOCK_STREAM are used. See the local @command{socket} reference for more details. @end deftypefn @c --------------------------------------------------- @node Socket constants @section Socket constants @cindex Socket constants @c Socket constants AF_APPLETALK @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection AF_APPLETALK @cindex AF_APPLETALK Socket constant for AF_APPLETALK @c Socket constants AF_INET @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection AF_INET @cindex AF_INET Socket constant for AF_INET @c Socket constants AF_LOCAL @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection AF_LOCAL @cindex AF_LOCAL Socket constant for AF_LOCAL @c Socket constants AF_UNIX @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection AF_UNIX @cindex AF_UNIX Socket constant for AF_UNIX @c Socket constants MSG_DONTWAIT @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection MSG_DONTWAIT @cindex MSG_DONTWAIT Socket constant for MSG_DONTWAIT @c Socket constants MSG_PEEK @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection MSG_PEEK @cindex MSG_PEEK Socket constant for MSG_PEEK @c Socket constants MSG_WAITALL @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection MSG_WAITALL @cindex MSG_WAITALL Socket constant for MSG_WAITALL @c Socket constants SHUT_RD @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection SHUT_RD @cindex SHUT_RD Socket constant for SHUT_RD @c Socket constants SHUT_RDWR @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection SHUT_RDWR @cindex SHUT_RDWR Socket constant for SHUT_RDWR @c Socket constants SHUT_WR @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection SHUT_WR @cindex SHUT_WR Socket constant for SHUT_WR @c Socket constants SOCK_DGRAM @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection SOCK_DGRAM @cindex SOCK_DGRAM Socket constant for SOCK_DGRAM @c Socket constants SOCK_RAW @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection SOCK_RAW @cindex SOCK_RAW Socket constant for SOCK_RAW @c Socket constants SOCK_RDM @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection SOCK_RDM @cindex SOCK_RDM Socket constant for SOCK_RDM @c Socket constants SOCK_SEQPACKET @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection SOCK_SEQPACKET @cindex SOCK_SEQPACKET Socket constant for SOCK_SEQPACKET @c Socket constants SOCK_STREAM @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection SOCK_STREAM @cindex SOCK_STREAM Socket constant for SOCK_STREAM @c Socket constants SOL_SOCKET @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection SOL_SOCKET @cindex SOL_SOCKET Socket constant for SOL_SOCKET @c Socket constants SO_BROADCAST @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection SO_BROADCAST @cindex SO_BROADCAST Socket constant for SO_BROADCAST @c Socket constants SO_DONTROUTE @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection SO_DONTROUTE @cindex SO_DONTROUTE Socket constant for SO_DONTROUTE @c Socket constants SO_KEEPALIVE @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection SO_KEEPALIVE @cindex SO_KEEPALIVE Socket constant for SO_KEEPALIVE @c Socket constants SO_REUSEADDR @c ----------------------------------------- @subsection SO_REUSEADDR @cindex SO_REUSEADDR Socket constant for SO_REUSEADDR sockets-1.4.1/doc/gpl.texi0000644000000000000000000010433014457464721013617 0ustar0000000000000000@node Copying @appendix GNU General Public License @cindex warranty @cindex copyright @center Version 3, 29 June 2007 @display Copyright @copyright{} 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc. @url{http://fsf.org/} Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. @end display @heading Preamble The GNU General Public License is a free, copyleft license for software and other kinds of works. 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Introduction

The Sockets toolkit is a set of socket routines for GNU Octave

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1 Installing and loading

The Sockets toolkit must be installed and then loaded to be used.

It can be installed in GNU Octave directly from octave-forge, or can be installed in an off-line mode via a downloaded tarball.

The toolkit must be then be loaded once per each GNU Octave session in order to use its functionality.

1.1 Online Direct install

With an internet connection available, the Sockets package can be installed from octave-forge using the following command within GNU Octave: 

pkg install -forge sockets

The latest released version of the toolkit will be downloaded and installed.

1.2 Off-line install

With the Sockets toolkit package already downloaded, and in the current directory when running GNU Octave, the package can be installed using the following command within GNU Octave: 

pkg install sockets-1.4.1.tar.gz

1.3 Loading

Regardless of the method of installing the Sockets toolkit, in order to use its functions, the toolkit must be loaded using the pkg load command: 

pkg load sockets

The toolkit must be loaded on each GNU Octave session.

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2 Basic Usage Overview

The sockets toolkit attempts to use function names similar to the standard UNIX socket function naming, so functions such as socket, connect, bind, read, write etc are available and in general would follow the same flow as if being programmed in C. 

# example socket connect and request a HTML page info

s = socket(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0);
if s < 0
  error ("Could not create a socket")
endif

addr = struct("addr", "google.com", "port", 80);
if connect(s, addr) < 0
  error ("Could not create a socket")
endif

# html request
send(s, "HEAD / HTTP/1.0\r\n\r\n")

# read data back
[d, l] = recv(s, 2000);
if d == -1
  error ("Error reading data");
endif

# display the data in human readable form
char(d)

# disconnect socket
disconnect(s);

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3 Function Reference

The functions currently available in the Dicom toolkit are described below;

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3.1 Sockets functions

3.1.1 accept

Loadable Function: [client, info] = accept (s)

Accept incoming connection on specified socket.

Accepts an incoming connection on the socket s. The newly created socket is returned in client, and associated information in a struct info.

See the accept man pages for further details.

3.1.2 bind

Loadable Function: bind (s, portnumber)

Bind specific socket to port number.

See the bind man pages for further details.

3.1.3 connect

Loadable Function: connect (s, serverinfo)

Connect socket.

Connects the socket s following the information in the struct serverinfo which must contain the following fields:

addr

a string with the host name to connect to

port

the port number to connect to (an integer)

On successful connect, the returned status is zero.

See the connect man pages for further details.

3.1.4 disconnect

Loadable Function: disconnect (s)

Disconnect socket.

Disconnects the socket s. If successful, disconnect returns 0, otherwise, it returns -1.

Since we can’t call fclose on the file descriptor directly, use this function to disconnect the socket.

3.1.5 gethostbyname

Loadable Function: ipaddres = gethostbyname (hostname)

Return IP address for host name.

For example: 

gethostbyname ("localhost")
⇒ 127.0.0.1

See the gethostbyname man pages for details.

3.1.6 getsockopt

Loadable Function: [data, status] = getsockopt (s, level, optname)

Get a socket option value from a socket.

Returns the value of level optname from the socket s.

Data type depends on the option used. status returns as 0 if no error.

See the getsockopt man pages for further details.

3.1.7 listen

Loadable Function: listen (s, backlog)

Listen on socket for connections.

Listens on socket s for connections. backlog specifies how large the queue of incoming connections is allowed to grow.

On success, zero is returned.

See the listen man pages for further details.

3.1.8 recv

Loadable Function: [data, count] = recv (s, len)
Loadable Function: [data, count] = recv (s, len, flags)

Read data from specified socket.

Requests reading len bytes from the socket s. The optional integer flags parameter can be used to modify the behaviour of recv.

The read data is returned in the uint8 array data. The number of bytes read is returned in count.

You can get non-blocking operation by using the flag MSG_DONTWAIT which makes the recv() call return immediately. If there is no data, -1 is returned in count.

See the recv man pages for further details.

3.1.9 recvfrom

Loadable Function: [data, count, src_info] = recvfrom (s, len)
Loadable Function: [data, count, src_info] = recvfrom (s, len, flags)

Read data from specified socket.

Requests reading len bytes from the socket s. The optional integer flags parameter can be used to modify the behaviour of recvfrom.

The read data is returned in the uint8 array data. The number of bytes read is returned in count and a structure with fields addr and port contain the source of the data.

You can get non-blocking operation by using the flag MSG_DONTWAIT which makes the recvfrom() call return immediately. If there is no data, -1 is returned in count.

See the recvfrom man pages for further details.

3.1.10 select

Loadable Function: [status, rfdset, wfdset, efdset] = select (nfds, rfdset, wfdset, efdset, timeout)

Wait for socket activity on selected sockets.

The fdsets are vectors of fds to check, for example [1 2 3]. Empty vectors equate to null.

nfds tests file descriptions in the range of 0 - nfds-1.

Timeout is can be either an real value for number of seconds, a struct with a tm_sec and tm_usec fields, or empty set for null.

status returns as 0 if timeout, or number of waiting sockets if ok.

See the select man pages for further details.

3.1.11 send

Loadable Function: retval = send (s, data)
Loadable Function: retval = send (s, data, flags)

Send data on specified socket.

Sends data on socket s. data should be an uint8 array or a string.

See the send man pages for further details.

3.1.12 sendto

Loadable Function: retval = sendto (s, data, dest_info)
Loadable Function: retval = sendto (s, data, flags, dest_info)

Send data on specified socket.

Sends data on socket s to destination. data should be an uint8 array or a string.

The dest_info struct dest_info must contain the following fields:

addr

a string with the host name to send to

port

the port number to send to (an integer)

See the sendto man pages for further details.

3.1.13 setsockopt

Loadable Function: status = setsockopt (s, level, optname, optvalue)

Set a socket option value on a socket.

status returns as 0 if no error.

See the setsockopt man pages for further details.

3.1.14 shutdown

Loadable Function: shutdown (s, how)

Shutdown all or part of a connection of a socket.

On success, zero is returned.

See the shutdown man pages for further details.

3.1.15 socket

Loadable Function: sock = socket ()
Loadable Function: sock = socket (domain)
Loadable Function: sock = socket (domain, type)
Loadable Function: sock = socket (domain, type, protocol)

Creates a socket.

domain is an integer, where the value AF_INET can be used to create an IPv4 socket.

type is an integer describing the socket. When using IP, specifying SOCK_STREAM gives a TCP socket.

protocol is currently not used and should be 0 if specified.

If no input arguments are given, default values AF_INET and SOCK_STREAM are used.

See the local socket reference for more details.

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3.2 Socket constants

3.2.1 AF_APPLETALK

Socket constant for AF_APPLETALK

3.2.2 AF_INET

Socket constant for AF_INET

3.2.3 AF_LOCAL

Socket constant for AF_LOCAL

3.2.4 AF_UNIX

Socket constant for AF_UNIX

3.2.5 MSG_DONTWAIT

Socket constant for MSG_DONTWAIT

3.2.6 MSG_PEEK

Socket constant for MSG_PEEK

3.2.7 MSG_WAITALL

Socket constant for MSG_WAITALL

3.2.8 SHUT_RD

Socket constant for SHUT_RD

3.2.9 SHUT_RDWR

Socket constant for SHUT_RDWR

3.2.10 SHUT_WR

Socket constant for SHUT_WR

3.2.11 SOCK_DGRAM

Socket constant for SOCK_DGRAM

3.2.12 SOCK_RAW

Socket constant for SOCK_RAW

3.2.13 SOCK_RDM

Socket constant for SOCK_RDM

3.2.14 SOCK_SEQPACKET

Socket constant for SOCK_SEQPACKET

3.2.15 SOCK_STREAM

Socket constant for SOCK_STREAM

3.2.16 SOL_SOCKET

Socket constant for SOL_SOCKET

3.2.17 SO_BROADCAST

Socket constant for SO_BROADCAST

3.2.18 SO_DONTROUTE

Socket constant for SO_DONTROUTE

3.2.19 SO_KEEPALIVE

Socket constant for SO_KEEPALIVE

3.2.20 SO_REUSEADDR

Socket constant for SO_REUSEADDR

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accept: Sockets functions
AF_APPLETALK: Socket constants
AF_INET: Socket constants
AF_LOCAL: Socket constants
AF_UNIX: Socket constants
B
Basic Usage Overview: Basic Usage Overview
bind: Sockets functions
C
connect: Sockets functions
copyright: Copying
D
disconnect: Sockets functions
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Function Reference: Function Reference
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gethostbyname: Sockets functions
getsockopt: Sockets functions
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Installing and loading: Installing and loading
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listen: Sockets functions
Loading: Installing and loading
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MSG_DONTWAIT: Socket constants
MSG_PEEK: Socket constants
MSG_WAITALL: Socket constants
O
Off-line install: Installing and loading
Online install: Installing and loading
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recv: Sockets functions
recvfrom: Sockets functions
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select: Sockets functions
send: Sockets functions
sendto: Sockets functions
setsockopt: Sockets functions
shutdown: Sockets functions
SHUT_RD: Socket constants
SHUT_RDWR: Socket constants
SHUT_WR: Socket constants
socket: Sockets functions
Socket constants: Socket constants
Sockets functions: Sockets functions
SOCK_DGRAM: Socket constants
SOCK_RAW: Socket constants
SOCK_RDM: Socket constants
SOCK_SEQPACKET: Socket constants
SOCK_STREAM: Socket constants
SOL_SOCKET: Socket constants
SO_BROADCAST: Socket constants
SO_DONTROUTE: Socket constants
SO_KEEPALIVE: Socket constants
SO_REUSEADDR: Socket constants
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sockets-1.4.1/doc/sockets.info0000644000000000000000000014712614457464721014504 0ustar0000000000000000This is sockets.info, produced by makeinfo version 7.0.2 from sockets.texi.  File: sockets.info, Node: Top, Next: Installing and loading, Up: (dir) Introduction ************ The Sockets toolkit is a set of socket routines for GNU Octave * Menu: * Installing and loading:: Installing and loading the Sockets toolkit * Basic Usage Overview:: Basic Usage Overview * Function Reference:: Sockets toolkit functions * Copying:: Copying * Index:: Index  File: sockets.info, Node: Installing and loading, Next: Basic Usage Overview, Prev: Top, Up: Top 1 Installing and loading ************************ The Sockets toolkit must be installed and then loaded to be used. It can be installed in GNU Octave directly from octave-forge, or can be installed in an off-line mode via a downloaded tarball. The toolkit must be then be loaded once per each GNU Octave session in order to use its functionality. 1.1 Online Direct install ========================= With an internet connection available, the Sockets package can be installed from octave-forge using the following command within GNU Octave: pkg install -forge sockets The latest released version of the toolkit will be downloaded and installed. 1.2 Off-line install ==================== With the Sockets toolkit package already downloaded, and in the current directory when running GNU Octave, the package can be installed using the following command within GNU Octave: pkg install sockets-1.4.1.tar.gz 1.3 Loading =========== Regardless of the method of installing the Sockets toolkit, in order to use its functions, the toolkit must be loaded using the pkg load command: pkg load sockets The toolkit must be loaded on each GNU Octave session.  File: sockets.info, Node: Basic Usage Overview, Next: Function Reference, Prev: Installing and loading, Up: Top 2 Basic Usage Overview ********************** The sockets toolkit attempts to use function names similar to the standard UNIX socket function naming, so functions such as socket, connect, bind, read, write etc are available and in general would follow the same flow as if being programmed in C. # example socket connect and request a HTML page info s = socket(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0); if s < 0 error ("Could not create a socket") endif addr = struct("addr", "google.com", "port", 80); if connect(s, addr) < 0 error ("Could not create a socket") endif # html request send(s, "HEAD / HTTP/1.0\r\n\r\n") # read data back [d, l] = recv(s, 2000); if d == -1 error ("Error reading data"); endif # display the data in human readable form char(d) # disconnect socket disconnect(s);  File: sockets.info, Node: Function Reference, Next: Copying, Prev: Basic Usage Overview, Up: Top 3 Function Reference ******************** The functions currently available in the Dicom toolkit are described below; * Menu: * Sockets functions:: * Socket constants::  File: sockets.info, Node: Sockets functions, Next: Socket constants, Up: Function Reference 3.1 Sockets functions ===================== 3.1.1 accept ------------ -- Loadable Function: [CLIENT, INFO] = accept (S) Accept incoming connection on specified socket. Accepts an incoming connection on the socket S. The newly created socket is returned in CLIENT, and associated information in a struct info. See the ‘accept’ man pages for further details. 3.1.2 bind ---------- -- Loadable Function: bind (S, PORTNUMBER) Bind specific socket to port number. See the ‘bind’ man pages for further details. 3.1.3 connect ------------- -- Loadable Function: connect (S, SERVERINFO) Connect socket. Connects the socket S following the information in the struct SERVERINFO which must contain the following fields: ‘addr’ a string with the host name to connect to ‘port’ the port number to connect to (an integer) On successful connect, the returned status is zero. See the ‘connect’ man pages for further details. 3.1.4 disconnect ---------------- -- Loadable Function: disconnect (S) Disconnect socket. Disconnects the socket S. If successful, ‘disconnect’ returns 0, otherwise, it returns -1. Since we can’t call fclose on the file descriptor directly, use this function to disconnect the socket. 3.1.5 gethostbyname ------------------- -- Loadable Function: IPADDRES = gethostbyname (HOSTNAME) Return IP address for host name. For example: gethostbyname ("localhost") ⇒ 127.0.0.1 See the ‘gethostbyname’ man pages for details. 3.1.6 getsockopt ---------------- -- Loadable Function: [DATA, STATUS] = getsockopt (S, LEVEL, OPTNAME) Get a socket option value from a socket. Returns the value of LEVEL OPTNAME from the socket S. Data type depends on the option used. STATUS returns as 0 if no error. See the ‘getsockopt’ man pages for further details. 3.1.7 listen ------------ -- Loadable Function: listen (S, BACKLOG) Listen on socket for connections. Listens on socket S for connections. BACKLOG specifies how large the queue of incoming connections is allowed to grow. On success, zero is returned. See the ‘listen’ man pages for further details. 3.1.8 recv ---------- -- Loadable Function: [DATA, COUNT] = recv (S, LEN) -- Loadable Function: [DATA, COUNT] = recv (S, LEN, FLAGS) Read data from specified socket. Requests reading LEN bytes from the socket S. The optional integer FLAGS parameter can be used to modify the behaviour of ‘recv’. The read data is returned in the uint8 array DATA. The number of bytes read is returned in COUNT. You can get non-blocking operation by using the flag ‘MSG_DONTWAIT’ which makes the ‘recv()’ call return immediately. If there is no data, -1 is returned in count. See the ‘recv’ man pages for further details. 3.1.9 recvfrom -------------- -- Loadable Function: [DATA, COUNT, SRC_INFO] = recvfrom (S, LEN) -- Loadable Function: [DATA, COUNT, SRC_INFO] = recvfrom (S, LEN, FLAGS) Read data from specified socket. Requests reading LEN bytes from the socket S. The optional integer FLAGS parameter can be used to modify the behaviour of ‘recvfrom’. The read data is returned in the uint8 array DATA. The number of bytes read is returned in COUNT and a structure with fields addr and port contain the source of the data. You can get non-blocking operation by using the flag ‘MSG_DONTWAIT’ which makes the ‘recvfrom()’ call return immediately. If there is no data, -1 is returned in count. See the ‘recvfrom’ man pages for further details. 3.1.10 select ------------- -- Loadable Function: [STATUS, RFDSET, WFDSET, EFDSET] = select (NFDS, RFDSET, WFDSET, EFDSET, TIMEOUT) Wait for socket activity on selected sockets. The fdsets are vectors of fds to check, for example [1 2 3]. Empty vectors equate to null. nfds tests file descriptions in the range of 0 - nfds-1. Timeout is can be either an real value for number of seconds, a struct with a tm_sec and tm_usec fields, or empty set for null. STATUS returns as 0 if timeout, or number of waiting sockets if ok. See the ‘select’ man pages for further details. 3.1.11 send ----------- -- Loadable Function: RETVAL = send (S, DATA) -- Loadable Function: RETVAL = send (S, DATA, FLAGS) Send data on specified socket. Sends data on socket S. DATA should be an uint8 array or a string. See the ‘send’ man pages for further details. 3.1.12 sendto ------------- -- Loadable Function: RETVAL = sendto (S, DATA, DEST_INFO) -- Loadable Function: RETVAL = sendto (S, DATA, FLAGS, DEST_INFO) Send data on specified socket. Sends data on socket S to destination. DATA should be an uint8 array or a string. The dest_info struct DEST_INFO must contain the following fields: ‘addr’ a string with the host name to send to ‘port’ the port number to send to (an integer) See the ‘sendto’ man pages for further details. 3.1.13 setsockopt ----------------- -- Loadable Function: STATUS = setsockopt (S, LEVEL, OPTNAME, OPTVALUE) Set a socket option value on a socket. STATUS returns as 0 if no error. See the ‘setsockopt’ man pages for further details. 3.1.14 shutdown --------------- -- Loadable Function: shutdown (S, HOW) Shutdown all or part of a connection of a socket. On success, zero is returned. See the ‘shutdown’ man pages for further details. 3.1.15 socket ------------- -- Loadable Function: SOCK = socket () -- Loadable Function: SOCK = socket (DOMAIN) -- Loadable Function: SOCK = socket (DOMAIN, TYPE) -- Loadable Function: SOCK = socket (DOMAIN, TYPE, PROTOCOL) Creates a socket. DOMAIN is an integer, where the value AF_INET can be used to create an IPv4 socket. TYPE is an integer describing the socket. When using IP, specifying SOCK_STREAM gives a TCP socket. PROTOCOL is currently not used and should be 0 if specified. If no input arguments are given, default values AF_INET and SOCK_STREAM are used. See the local ‘socket’ reference for more details.  File: sockets.info, Node: Socket constants, Prev: Sockets functions, Up: Function Reference 3.2 Socket constants ==================== 3.2.1 AF_APPLETALK ------------------ Socket constant for AF_APPLETALK 3.2.2 AF_INET ------------- Socket constant for AF_INET 3.2.3 AF_LOCAL -------------- Socket constant for AF_LOCAL 3.2.4 AF_UNIX ------------- Socket constant for AF_UNIX 3.2.5 MSG_DONTWAIT ------------------ Socket constant for MSG_DONTWAIT 3.2.6 MSG_PEEK -------------- Socket constant for MSG_PEEK 3.2.7 MSG_WAITALL ----------------- Socket constant for MSG_WAITALL 3.2.8 SHUT_RD ------------- Socket constant for SHUT_RD 3.2.9 SHUT_RDWR --------------- Socket constant for SHUT_RDWR 3.2.10 SHUT_WR -------------- Socket constant for SHUT_WR 3.2.11 SOCK_DGRAM ----------------- Socket constant for SOCK_DGRAM 3.2.12 SOCK_RAW --------------- Socket constant for SOCK_RAW 3.2.13 SOCK_RDM --------------- Socket constant for SOCK_RDM 3.2.14 SOCK_SEQPACKET --------------------- Socket constant for SOCK_SEQPACKET 3.2.15 SOCK_STREAM ------------------ Socket constant for SOCK_STREAM 3.2.16 SOL_SOCKET ----------------- Socket constant for SOL_SOCKET 3.2.17 SO_BROADCAST ------------------- Socket constant for SO_BROADCAST 3.2.18 SO_DONTROUTE ------------------- Socket constant for SO_DONTROUTE 3.2.19 SO_KEEPALIVE ------------------- Socket constant for SO_KEEPALIVE 3.2.20 SO_REUSEADDR ------------------- Socket constant for SO_REUSEADDR  File: sockets.info, Node: Copying, Next: Index, Prev: Function Reference, Up: Top Appendix A GNU General Public License ************************************* Version 3, 29 June 2007 Copyright © 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc. 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If your program is a subroutine library, you may consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary applications with the library. If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Lesser General Public License instead of this License. But first, please read .  File: sockets.info, Node: Index, Prev: Copying, Up: Top Index ***** [index] * Menu: * accept: Sockets functions. (line 9) * AF_APPLETALK: Socket constants. (line 9) * AF_INET: Socket constants. (line 14) * AF_LOCAL: Socket constants. (line 19) * AF_UNIX: Socket constants. (line 24) * Basic Usage Overview: Basic Usage Overview. (line 6) * bind: Sockets functions. (line 21) * connect: Sockets functions. (line 29) * copyright: Copying. (line 6) * disconnect: Sockets functions. (line 48) * Function Reference: Function Reference. (line 6) * gethostbyname: Sockets functions. (line 60) * getsockopt: Sockets functions. (line 73) * Installing and loading: Installing and loading. (line 6) * listen: Sockets functions. (line 86) * Loading: Installing and loading. (line 38) * MSG_DONTWAIT: Socket constants. (line 29) * MSG_PEEK: Socket constants. (line 34) * MSG_WAITALL: Socket constants. (line 39) * Off-line install: Installing and loading. (line 29) * Online install: Installing and loading. (line 17) * recv: Sockets functions. (line 99) * recvfrom: Sockets functions. (line 118) * select: Sockets functions. (line 139) * send: Sockets functions. (line 158) * sendto: Sockets functions. (line 169) * setsockopt: Sockets functions. (line 189) * shutdown: Sockets functions. (line 199) * SHUT_RD: Socket constants. (line 44) * SHUT_RDWR: Socket constants. (line 49) * SHUT_WR: Socket constants. (line 54) * socket: Sockets functions. (line 209) * Socket constants: Socket constants. (line 5) * Sockets functions: Sockets functions. (line 5) * SOCK_DGRAM: Socket constants. (line 59) * SOCK_RAW: Socket constants. (line 64) * SOCK_RDM: Socket constants. (line 69) * SOCK_SEQPACKET: Socket constants. (line 74) * SOCK_STREAM: Socket constants. (line 79) * SOL_SOCKET: Socket constants. (line 84) * SO_BROADCAST: Socket constants. (line 89) * SO_DONTROUTE: Socket constants. (line 94) * SO_KEEPALIVE: Socket constants. (line 99) * SO_REUSEADDR: Socket constants. (line 104) * warranty: Copying. 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Permission is granted to copy and distribute modified versions of this manual under the conditions for verbatim copying, provided that the entire resulting derived work is distributed under the terms of a permission notice identical to this one. Permission is granted to copy and distribute translations of this manual into another language, under the same conditions as for modified versions. @page @heading Distribution The @acronym{GNU} Octave Sockets package is @dfn{free} software. Free software is a matter of the users' freedom to run, copy, distribute, study, change and improve the software. This means that everyone is free to use it and free to redistribute it on certain conditions. The @acronym{GNU} Octave Sockets package is not, however, in the public domain. It is copyrighted and there are restrictions on its distribution, but the restrictions are designed to ensure that others will have the same freedom to use and redistribute Octave that you have. The precise conditions can be found in the @acronym{GNU} General Public License that comes with the @acronym{GNU} Octave Sockets package and that also appears in @ref{Copying}. To download a copy of the @acronym{GNU} Octave Sockets package, please visit @url{http://octave.sourceforge.net/sockets/}. @end titlepage @c %*** End of TITLEPAGE @c %*** Start of BODY @contents @ifnottex @node Top @top Introduction The Sockets toolkit is a set of socket routines for GNU Octave @end ifnottex @menu * Installing and loading:: Installing and loading the Sockets toolkit * Basic Usage Overview:: Basic Usage Overview * Function Reference:: Sockets toolkit functions * Copying:: Copying * Index:: Index @end menu @c ------------------------------------------------------------------------- @node Installing and loading @chapter Installing and loading @cindex Installing and loading The Sockets toolkit must be installed and then loaded to be used. It can be installed in @acronym{GNU} Octave directly from octave-forge, or can be installed in an off-line mode via a downloaded tarball. The toolkit must be then be loaded once per each @acronym{GNU} Octave session in order to use its functionality. @section Online Direct install @cindex Online install With an internet connection available, the Sockets package can be installed from octave-forge using the following command within @acronym{GNU} Octave: @example pkg install -forge sockets @end example The latest released version of the toolkit will be downloaded and installed. @section Off-line install @cindex Off-line install With the Sockets toolkit package already downloaded, and in the current directory when running @acronym{GNU} Octave, the package can be installed using the following command within @acronym{GNU} Octave: @example pkg install sockets-@value{VERSION}.tar.gz @end example @section Loading @cindex Loading Regardless of the method of installing the Sockets toolkit, in order to use its functions, the toolkit must be loaded using the pkg load command: @example pkg load sockets @end example The toolkit must be loaded on each @acronym{GNU} Octave session. @c ------------------------------------------------------------------------- @node Basic Usage Overview @chapter Basic Usage Overview @cindex Basic Usage Overview The sockets toolkit attempts to use function names similar to the standard UNIX socket function naming, so functions such as socket, connect, bind, read, write etc are available and in general would follow the same flow as if being programmed in C. @example # example socket connect and request a HTML page info s = socket(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0); if s < 0 error ("Could not create a socket") endif addr = struct("addr", "google.com", "port", 80); if connect(s, addr) < 0 error ("Could not create a socket") endif # html request send(s, "HEAD / HTTP/1.0\r\n\r\n") # read data back [d, l] = recv(s, 2000); if d == -1 error ("Error reading data"); endif # display the data in human readable form char(d) # disconnect socket disconnect(s); @end example @c ------------------------------------------------------------------------- @node Function Reference @chapter Function Reference @cindex Function Reference The functions currently available in the Dicom toolkit are described below; @include functions.texi @c ------------------------------------------------------------------------- @include gpl.texi @c ------------------------------------------------------------------------- @node Index @unnumbered Index @printindex cp @bye sockets-1.4.1/doc/version.texi0000644000000000000000000000013414457464721014517 0ustar0000000000000000@c autogenerated from Makefile @set VERSION 1.4.1 @set PACKAGE sockets @set DATE 2023-07-24 sockets-1.4.1/inst/0000755000000000000000000000000014457464721012351 5ustar0000000000000000sockets-1.4.1/inst/PKG_ADD0000644000000000000000000000071114457464721013364 0ustar0000000000000000# on package load, attempt to load docs try pkg_dir = fileparts (fullfile (mfilename ("fullpath"))); doc_file = fullfile (pkg_dir, "doc", "sockets.qch"); if exist(doc_file, "file") if exist("__event_manager_register_documentation__") __event_manager_register_documentation__ (doc_file); elseif exist("__event_manager_register_doc__") __event_manager_register_doc__ (doc_file); endif endif catch # do nothing end_try_catch sockets-1.4.1/inst/PKG_DEL0000644000000000000000000000072314457464721013403 0ustar0000000000000000# on package load, attempt to unload docs try pkg_dir = fileparts (fullfile (mfilename ("fullpath"))); doc_file = fullfile (pkg_dir, "doc", "sockets.qch"); if exist(doc_file, "file") if exist("__event_manager_unregister_documentation__") __event_manager_unregister_documentation__ (doc_file); elseif exist("__event_manager_unregister_doc__") __event_manager_unregister_doc__ (doc_file); endif endif catch # do nothing end_try_catch sockets-1.4.1/src/0000755000000000000000000000000014457464721012163 5ustar0000000000000000sockets-1.4.1/src/Makefile0000644000000000000000000000415514457464721013630 0ustar0000000000000000# Makefile for the octave sockets package. # The intent is to keep this makefile working for # * Octave>=3.2 # * Windows # straight out of the box. OCT := socket.oct SRC := $(OCT:.oct=.cc) MKOCTFILE ?= mkoctfile -Wall OCTAVE_CONFIG ?= octave-config OCTAVE ?= octave GREP ?= grep CANONICAL_HOST_TYPE := $(shell $(OCTAVE_CONFIG) -p CANONICAL_HOST_TYPE)) ARCHDIR := "$(shell $(OCTAVE_CONFIG) -p CANONICAL_HOST_TYPE)-$(shell $(OCTAVE_CONFIG) -p API_VERSION)" CC_SOURCES := $(wildcard *.cc) CC_TST_SOURCES := $(shell $(GREP) --files-with-matches '^%!' $(CC_SOURCES)) TST_SOURCES := $(patsubst %.cc,../inst/$(ARCHDIR)/%.cc-tst,$(CC_TST_SOURCES)) #The following is necessary to get the sockets package working in Windows. #It has been tried on Win7 and XP, in Octave 3.8.0 using mxe-octave (mingw) EXTRALIBS := ifneq (,$(findstring mingw,$(CANONICAL_HOST_TYPE))) EXTRALIBS := -lws2_32 endif all: $(OCT) archtests %.oct: %.cc $(MKOCTFILE) $< $(EXTRALIBS) $(TST_SOURCES): ../inst/$(ARCHDIR)/%.cc-tst: %.cc | ../inst/$(ARCHDIR) @echo "Extracting tests from $< ..." @$(RM) -f "$@" "$@-t" @( echo "## Generated from $<"; \ $(GREP) '^%!' "$<") > "$@" PHONY: archtests archtests: $(TST_SOURCES) PHONY: cleanarchtests cleanarchtests: -rm -f $(TST_SOURCES) -test -e ../inst/$(ARCHDIR) && rmdir ../inst/$(ARCHDIR) || true ../inst/$(ARCHDIR): @mkdir -p "$@" # We need to generate a PKG_ADD file for this to work. We could also # get a string with the stuff in PKG_ADD and eval it before the test # command, but it messes up the quotes. check: $(OCT) $(GREP) PKG_ADD $(SRC) | sed 's/\/\/ PKG_ADD: //' > PKG_ADD $(OCTAVE) -q --no-window-system --eval "test $(SRC)" rm PKG_ADD clean: cleanarchtests -rm -f *.o octave-core octave-workspace core *.oct *~ PKG_ADD PHONY: distclean distclean: clean #This creates a package for distribution. It requires the checked out hg #repo to be named sockets, or that a symlink of name sockets point to the #checked out repo. pkgversion:=$(word 2,$(shell grep ^Version ../DESCRIPTION|head -n1)) pkg: cd ../.. && tar cvfzh sockets-${pkgversion}.tar.gz --exclude=.hg sockets/ .PHONY: all clean check pkg sockets-1.4.1/src/socket.cc0000644000000000000000000013513514457464721013772 0ustar0000000000000000// Copyright (C) John Swensen // Copyright (C) 2007 Tom Holroyd // Copyright (C) 2009 Paul Dreik // Copyright (C) 2013 CarnĂ« Draug // Copyright (C) 2020 Octave maintainers // // This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under // the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software // Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later // version. // // This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT // ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or // FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more // details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with // this program; if not, see . // eliminate some compiler warnings #ifdef __WIN32__ #define _NO_SYS_GUID_OPERATOR_EQ_ 1 #endif // Octave Includes #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include // System includes #include #ifndef __WIN32__ #include #include #include #include #include #define SOCK_OPT_TYPE void* #else typedef int socklen_t; #define SOCK_OPT_TYPE char* #include #endif #include #include /* * fixes for older octave */ #if (OCTAVE_MAJOR_VERSION<4) || ( (OCTAVE_MAJOR_VERSION==4) && (OCTAVE_MINOR_VERSION<4)) // changed for 4.4 #define isempty is_empty #define isstruct is_map #endif /* * macro for defining all the socket constants as * octave functions. */ # define DEFUN_DLD_SOCKET_CONSTANT_VALUE(name, value)\ DEFUNX_DLD ( #name, F ## name, G ## name, args, nargout, \ "socket constant") \ { return octave_value(value); }; # define DEFUN_DLD_SOCKET_CONSTANT(name)\ DEFUNX_DLD ( #name, F ## name, G ## name, args, nargout, \ "socket constant") \ { return octave_value( name ); }; # define DEFUN_DLD_UNIMPLMENTED_SOCKET_CONSTANT(name)\ DEFUNX_DLD ( #name, F ## name, G ## name, args, nargout, \ "socket constant") \ { error (#name " is not supported on this platform."); return octave_value(); }; // PKG_ADD: autoload ("AF_UNIX", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("AF_UNIX", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; DEFUN_DLD_SOCKET_CONSTANT(AF_UNIX ); #ifndef __WIN32__ // PKG_ADD: autoload ("AF_LOCAL", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("AF_LOCAL", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; DEFUN_DLD_SOCKET_CONSTANT(AF_LOCAL ); #else DEFUN_DLD_UNIMPLMENTED_SOCKET_CONSTANT(AF_LOCAL ); #endif // PKG_ADD: autoload ("AF_INET", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("AF_INET", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; DEFUN_DLD_SOCKET_CONSTANT(AF_INET ); // PKG_ADD: autoload ("AF_APPLETALK", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("AF_APPLETALK", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; DEFUN_DLD_SOCKET_CONSTANT(AF_APPLETALK ); //DEFUN_DLD_SOCKET_CONSTANT(AF_INET6 ); //DEFUN_DLD_SOCKET_CONSTANT(AF_IPX ); //DEFUN_DLD_SOCKET_CONSTANT(AF_NETLINK ); //DEFUN_DLD_SOCKET_CONSTANT(AF_X25 ); //DEFUN_DLD_SOCKET_CONSTANT(AF_AX25 ); //DEFUN_DLD_SOCKET_CONSTANT(AF_ATMPVC ); //DEFUN_DLD_SOCKET_CONSTANT(AF_PACKET ); // PKG_ADD: autoload ("SOCK_STREAM", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("SOCK_STREAM", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; DEFUN_DLD_SOCKET_CONSTANT(SOCK_STREAM ); // PKG_ADD: autoload ("SOCK_DGRAM", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("SOCK_DGRAM", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; DEFUN_DLD_SOCKET_CONSTANT(SOCK_DGRAM ); // PKG_ADD: autoload ("SOCK_SEQPACKET", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("SOCK_SEQPACKET", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; DEFUN_DLD_SOCKET_CONSTANT(SOCK_SEQPACKET ); // PKG_ADD: autoload ("SOCK_RAW", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("SOCK_RAW", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; DEFUN_DLD_SOCKET_CONSTANT(SOCK_RAW ); // PKG_ADD: autoload ("SOCK_RDM", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("SOCK_RDM", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; DEFUN_DLD_SOCKET_CONSTANT(SOCK_RDM ); //DEFUN_DLD_SOCKET_CONSTANT(SOCK_PACKET ); // PKG_ADD: autoload ("MSG_PEEK", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("MSG_PEEK", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; DEFUN_DLD_SOCKET_CONSTANT(MSG_PEEK ); #ifdef MSG_DONTWAIT // PKG_ADD: autoload ("MSG_DONTWAIT", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("MSG_DONTWAIT", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; DEFUN_DLD_SOCKET_CONSTANT(MSG_DONTWAIT ); #else DEFUN_DLD_UNIMPLMENTED_SOCKET_CONSTANT(MSG_DONTWAIT ); #endif #ifdef MSG_WAITALL // PKG_ADD: autoload ("MSG_WAITALL", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("MSG_WAITALL", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; DEFUN_DLD_SOCKET_CONSTANT(MSG_WAITALL ); #else #define MSG_WAITALL -1 DEFUN_DLD_UNIMPLMENTED_SOCKET_CONSTANT(MSG_WAITALL ); #endif // PKG_ADD: autoload ("SOL_SOCKET", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("SOL_SOCKET", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; DEFUN_DLD_SOCKET_CONSTANT(SOL_SOCKET ); // PKG_ADD: autoload ("SO_KEEPALIVE", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("SO_KEEPALIVE", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; DEFUN_DLD_SOCKET_CONSTANT(SO_KEEPALIVE ); // PKG_ADD: autoload ("SO_REUSEADDR", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("SO_REUSEADDR", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; DEFUN_DLD_SOCKET_CONSTANT(SO_REUSEADDR ); // PKG_ADD: autoload ("SO_TYPE", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("SO_TYPE", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; DEFUN_DLD_SOCKET_CONSTANT(SO_TYPE ); #ifdef SO_DONTROUTE // PKG_ADD: autoload ("SO_DONTROUTE", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("SO_DONTROUTE", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; DEFUN_DLD_SOCKET_CONSTANT(SO_DONTROUTE ); #else #define SO_DONTROUTE -1 DEFUN_DLD_UNIMPLMENTED_SOCKET_CONSTANT(SO_DONTROUTE ); #endif #ifdef SO_BROADCAST // PKG_ADD: autoload ("SO_BROADCAST", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("SO_BROADCAST", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; DEFUN_DLD_SOCKET_CONSTANT(SO_BROADCAST ); #else #define BROADCAST -1 DEFUN_DLD_UNIMPLMENTED_SOCKET_CONSTANT(SO_BROADCAST ); #endif // PKG_ADD: autoload ("SHUT_RD", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("SHUT_RD", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; DEFUN_DLD_SOCKET_CONSTANT_VALUE(SHUT_RD, 0); // PKG_ADD: autoload ("SHUT_WR", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("SHUT_WR", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; DEFUN_DLD_SOCKET_CONSTANT_VALUE(SHUT_WR, 1); // PKG_ADD: autoload ("SHUT_RDWR", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("SHUT_RDWR", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; DEFUN_DLD_SOCKET_CONSTANT_VALUE(SHUT_RDWR, 2); //we need to keep track if sockets has been loaded, as it //requires initialization on windows platforms. #ifdef __WIN32__ static bool type_loaded = false; #endif // PKG_ADD: autoload ("socket", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("socket", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; // Function to create a socket DEFUN_DLD(socket, args, , "\ -*- texinfo -*-\n\ @deftypefn {Loadable Function} {@var{sock} =} socket ()\n\ @deftypefnx {Loadable Function} {@var{sock} =} socket (@var{domain})\n\ @deftypefnx {Loadable Function} {@var{sock} =} socket (@var{domain}, @var{type})\n\ @deftypefnx {Loadable Function} {@var{sock} =} socket (@var{domain}, @var{type}, @var{protocol})\n\ Creates a socket.\n\ \n\ @var{domain} is an integer, where the value AF_INET\n\ can be used to create an IPv4 socket.\n\ \n\ @var{type} is an integer describing the socket. When using IP, specifying\n\ SOCK_STREAM gives a TCP socket.\n\ \n\ @var{protocol} is currently not used and should be 0 if specified.\n\ \n\ If no input arguments are given, default values AF_INET and\n\ SOCK_STREAM are used.\n\ \n\ See the local @command{socket} reference for more details.\n\ @end deftypefn") { int domain = AF_INET; int type = SOCK_STREAM; int protocol = 0; #ifdef __WIN32__ if (! type_loaded) { type_loaded = true; WORD wVersionRequested; WSADATA wsaData; int err; wVersionRequested = MAKEWORD (2, 2); err = WSAStartup (wVersionRequested, &wsaData); if (err != 0) { error ("socket: could not initialize winsock library"); return octave_value(); } } #endif // Convert the arguments to their #define'd value const octave_idx_type nargin = args.length (); if (nargin > 0) { if (! args(0).is_real_scalar ()) { error ("socket: DOMAIN must be a scalar integer"); return octave_value (); } domain = args(0).int_value (); } if (nargin > 1) { if (! args(0).is_real_scalar ()) { error ("socket: TYPE must be a scalar integer"); return octave_value (); } type = args(1).int_value (); } if (nargin > 2) { if (! args(0).is_real_scalar ()) { error ("socket: PROTOCOL must be a scalar integer"); return octave_value (); } protocol = args(2).int_value (); if (protocol != 0) { error ("socket: for now, PROTOCOL must always be 0 (zero)"); return octave_value (); } } // Create the new socket const int sock_fd = ::socket (domain, type, protocol); if (sock_fd == -1) error ("socket failed with error %i (%s)", errno, strerror(errno)); return octave_value(sock_fd); } /* * helper function to convert an octave value to an integer, * returning -1 if it failed. */ int get_socket(const octave_value& arg) { if (! arg.is_real_scalar ()) { return -1; } const int fd = arg.int_value(); return fd; } /* * closes the given socket file descriptor */ inline void close_octavesocket(const int sock_fd) { #ifndef __WIN32__ ::close (sock_fd); #else ::closesocket (sock_fd); #endif } // PKG_ADD: autoload ("connect", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("connect", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; // function to create an outgoing connection DEFUN_DLD(connect, args, , "\ -*- texinfo -*-\n\ @deftypefn {Loadable Function} {} connect (@var{s}, @var{serverinfo})\n\ Connect socket.\n\ \n\ Connects the socket @var{s} following the information\n\ in the struct @var{serverinfo} which must contain the\n\ following fields:\n\ \n\ @table @code\n\ @item addr\n\ a string with the host name to connect to\n\ \n\ @item port\n\ the port number to connect to (an integer)\n\ @end table\n\ \n\ On successful connect, the returned status is zero.\n\ \n\ See the @command{connect} man pages for further details.\n\ @end deftypefn") { if (args.length () != 2) { print_usage (); return octave_value (); } // Determine the socket on which to operate const int s = get_socket (args(0)); if (s == -1) { error ("connect: S must be a valid socket"); return octave_value (); } // Extract information about the server to connect to. const octave_scalar_map struct_serverInfo = args(1).scalar_map_value (); if (struct_serverInfo.nfields () == 0) { error ("connect: SERVERINFO must be a struct"); return octave_value (); } if(! (struct_serverInfo.contains ("addr") && struct_serverInfo.contains ("port"))) { error ("connect: SERVERINFO must have a string and integer in fields \"addr\" and \"port\""); return octave_value (); } if(! (struct_serverInfo.getfield ("addr").is_string() && struct_serverInfo.getfield ("port").is_real_scalar())) { error ("connect: SERVERINFO must have a string and integer in fields \"addr\" and \"port\""); return octave_value (); } const std::string addr = struct_serverInfo.getfield ("addr").string_value (); const int port = struct_serverInfo.getfield ("port").int_value (); if (addr.empty ()) { error ("connect: SERVERINFO addr is an empty string"); return octave_value (); } // Fill in the server info struct struct sockaddr_in serverInfo; serverInfo.sin_family = AF_INET; struct hostent* hostInfo = gethostbyname (addr.c_str ()); if (! hostInfo) { error ("connect: error in gethostbyname()"); return octave_value (); } serverInfo.sin_addr.s_addr = *((long*)hostInfo->h_addr_list[0]); serverInfo.sin_port = htons(port); const int retval = connect (s, (struct sockaddr*)&serverInfo, sizeof (struct sockaddr)); if (retval == -1) error ("connect failed with error %i (%s)", errno, strerror(errno)); return octave_value (retval); } // PKG_ADD: autoload ("disconnect", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try ; autoload ("disconnect", which ("socket"), "remove") ; catch ; end; // function to disconnect asocket DEFUN_DLD(disconnect, args, , "\ -*- texinfo -*-\n\ @deftypefn {Loadable Function} {} disconnect (@var{s})\n\ Disconnect socket.\n\ \n\ Disconnects the socket @var{s}. If successful, @code{disconnect} returns 0,\n\ otherwise, it returns -1.\n\ \n\ Since we can't call fclose on the file descriptor directly, use this\n\ function to disconnect the socket.\n\ \n\ @end deftypefn") { if (args.length () != 1) { print_usage (); return octave_value (); } int retval = -1; const int s = get_socket (args(0)); if (s != -1) { close_octavesocket(s); retval = 0; } return octave_value (retval); } // PKG_ADD: autoload ("gethostbyname", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("gethostbyname", which ("socket"), "remove"); ; catch; end; // function to get a host number from a host name DEFUN_DLD(gethostbyname, args, , "\ -*- texinfo -*-\n\ @deftypefn {Loadable Function} {@var{ipaddres} =} gethostbyname (@var{hostname})\n\ Return IP address for host name.\n\ \n\ For example:\n\ \n\ @example\n\ @group\n\ gethostbyname (\"localhost\")\n\ @result{} 127.0.0.1\n\ @end group\n\ @end example\n\ \n\ See the @command{gethostbyname} man pages for details.\n\ \n\ @end deftypefn") { const int nargin = args.length (); if (nargin != 1) { print_usage (); return octave_value (); } if (! args(0).is_string ()) { error ("gethostbyname: HOSTNAME must be a string"); return octave_value (); } const std::string addr = args(0).string_value (); string_vector host_list; struct hostent* hostInfo = gethostbyname (addr.c_str ()); if (hostInfo) { for (int i = 0 ; i < hostInfo->h_length/4; i++) { std::string temp_addr = inet_ntoa (*(struct in_addr*)hostInfo->h_addr_list[i]); host_list.append (temp_addr); } } return octave_value (host_list); } // PKG_ADD: autoload ("send", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("send", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; // function to send data over a socket DEFUN_DLD(send, args, , "\ -*- texinfo -*-\n\ @deftypefn {Loadable Function} {@var{retval} =} send (@var{s}, @var{data})\n\ @deftypefnx {Loadable Function} {@var{retval} =} send (@var{s}, @var{data}, @var{flags})\n\ Send data on specified socket.\n\ \n\ Sends data on socket @var{s}. @var{data} should be an uint8 array or\n\ a string.\n\ \n\ See the @command{send} man pages for further details.\n\ \n\ @end deftypefn") { const octave_idx_type nargin = args.length (); if (nargin < 2 || nargin > 3) { print_usage (); return octave_value (); } int flags = 0; if (nargin > 2) { if (! args(2).is_real_scalar ()) { error ("send: FLAGS must be a scalar integer"); return octave_value (); } flags = args(2).int_value (); } // Determine the socket on which to operate const int s = get_socket (args(0)); if (s == -1) { error ("send: s must be a valid socket"); return octave_value (); } int retval = -1; // Extract the data from the octave variable and send it const octave_base_value& data = args(1).get_rep (); if (data.is_string ()) { std::string buf = data.string_value (); retval = ::send (s, buf.c_str (), buf.length (), flags); } else if (data.byte_size () == size_t (data.numel ())) { const NDArray d1 = data.array_value (); const octave_idx_type length = d1.numel (); const double* d1fvec = d1.data (); OCTAVE_LOCAL_BUFFER (unsigned char, buf, length); for (int i = 0 ; i < length; i++) buf[i] = (unsigned char)d1fvec[i]; //hmm, flags are set to 0, unlike the call above! retval = ::send (s, (const char*)buf, data.byte_size (), 0); } else { error( "connect: invalid DATA to send. Please format it prior to sending" ); return octave_value (); } return octave_value (retval); } // PKG_ADD: autoload ("recv", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("recv", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; // function to receive data over a socket DEFUN_DLD(recv, args, , "\ -*- texinfo -*-\n\ @deftypefn {Loadable Function} {[@var{data}, @var{count}] =} recv (@var{s}, @var{len})\n\ @deftypefnx {Loadable Function} {[@var{data}, @var{count}] =} recv (@var{s}, @var{len}, @var{flags})\n\ Read data from specified socket.\n\ \n\ Requests reading @var{len} bytes from the socket @var{s}.\n\ The optional integer @var{flags} parameter can be used to modify the\n\ behaviour of @code{recv}.\n\ \n\ The read data is returned in the uint8 array @var{data}. The number of\n\ bytes read is returned in @var{count}.\n\ \n\ You can get non-blocking operation by using the flag @code{MSG_DONTWAIT}\n\ which makes the @code{recv()} call return immediately. If there is no\n\ data, -1 is returned in count.\n\ \n\ See the @command{recv} man pages for further details.\n\ \n\ @end deftypefn") { const octave_idx_type nargin = args.length (); int retval = 0; int flags = 0; if (nargin < 2 || nargin > 3) { print_usage (); return octave_value (); } if (nargin > 2) { if (! args(2).is_real_scalar ()) { error ("recv: FLAGS must be a scalar integer"); return octave_value (); } flags = args(2).int_value (); } // Determine the socket on which to operate const int s = get_socket (args(0)); if (s == -1) { error ("recv: S must be a valid socket"); return octave_value (); } if (! args(1).is_real_scalar ()) { error ("recv: LEN must be a non-negative integer"); return octave_value (-1); } const long len = args(1).int_value (); if (len < 0) { error ("recv: LEN must be a non-negative integer"); return octave_value(-1); } OCTAVE_LOCAL_BUFFER (unsigned char, buf, len); #ifndef __WIN32__ retval = ::recv( s, buf, len, flags ); #else retval = ::recv( s, ( char* )buf, len, flags ); #endif octave_value_list return_list; uint8NDArray data; //always return the status in the second output parameter return_list(1) = retval; if (retval <= 0) // We get -1 if an error occurs,or if there is no data and the // socket is non-blocking. We should return in both cases. // We get 0 if the peer has shut down. return_list(0) = data; else { //Normal behaviour. Copy the buffer to the output variable. For //backward compatibility, a row vector is returned. data.resize (dim_vector (1, retval)); octave_uint8* data_fvec = data.fortran_vec (); for (int i = 0 ; i < retval ; i++) data_fvec[i] = buf[i]; return_list(0) = data; } return return_list; } // PKG_ADD: autoload ("bind", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("bind", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; // function to bind a socket DEFUN_DLD(bind, args, , "\ -*- texinfo -*-\n\ @deftypefn {Loadable Function} {} bind (@var{s}, @var{portnumber})\n\ Bind specific socket to port number.\n\ \n\ See the @command{bind} man pages for further details.\n\ \n\ @end deftypefn") { if (args.length () != 2) { print_usage (); return octave_value (); } // Determine the socket on which to operate const int s = get_socket (args(0)); if (s == -1) { error ("bind: S must be a valid socket"); return octave_value (); } if (! args(1).is_real_scalar ()) { error ("bind: PORT must be a scalar integer"); return octave_value (-1); } const long port = args(1).int_value (); struct sockaddr_in serverInfo; serverInfo.sin_family = AF_INET; serverInfo.sin_port = htons (port); serverInfo.sin_addr.s_addr = INADDR_ANY; int retval = ::bind (s, (struct sockaddr *)&serverInfo, sizeof (serverInfo)); if (retval == -1) error ("bind failed with error %i (%s)", errno, strerror(errno)); return octave_value (retval); } // PKG_ADD: autoload ("listen", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("listen", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; // function to listen on a socket DEFUN_DLD(listen, args, , "\ -*- texinfo -*-\n\ @deftypefn {Loadable Function} {} listen (@var{s}, @var{backlog})\n\ Listen on socket for connections.\n\ \n\ Listens on socket @var{s} for connections. @var{backlog} specifies\n\ how large the queue of incoming connections is allowed to\n\ grow.\n\ \n\ On success, zero is returned.\n\ \n\ See the @command{listen} man pages for further details.\n\ \n\ @end deftypefn") { if (args.length() != 2) { print_usage (); return octave_value (); } // Determine the socket on which to operate const int s = get_socket (args(0)); if (s == -1) { error ("listen: S must be a valid socket"); return octave_value (); } if (! args(1).is_real_scalar ()) { error ("listen: BACKLOG must be an integer scalar"); return octave_value (-1); } const int backlog = args(1).int_value (); const int retval = ::listen (s, backlog); if (retval == -1) error ("listen failed with error %i (%s)", errno, strerror(errno)); return octave_value (retval); } // PKG_ADD: autoload ("accept", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("accept", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; // function to accept on a listening socket DEFUN_DLD(accept,args,nargout, "\ -*- texinfo -*-\n\ @deftypefn {Loadable Function} {[@var{client}, @var{info}] =} accept (@var{s})\n\ Accept incoming connection on specified socket.\n\ \n\ Accepts an incoming connection on the socket @var{s}.\n\ The newly created socket is returned in @var{client}, and\n\ associated information in a struct info.\n\ \n\ See the @command{accept} man pages for further details.\n\ \n\ @end deftypefn") { struct sockaddr_in clientInfo; socklen_t clientLen = sizeof (struct sockaddr_in); if (args.length () != 1) { print_usage (); return octave_value (); } // Determine the socket on which to operate const int s = get_socket (args(0)); if (s == -1) { error ("accept: S must be a valid socket"); return octave_value (); } #ifndef __WIN32__ int fd = ::accept( s, (struct sockaddr *)&clientInfo, &clientLen ); #else int fd = ::accept( s, (struct sockaddr *)&clientInfo, ( int* )&clientLen ); #endif if (fd == -1) { error ("accept failed with error %i (%s)", errno, strerror(errno)); return octave_value (); } #if 0 // create the octave_socket object and set the fd octave_socket* retobj = new octave_socket(fd); #endif // place the client information into a structure octave_scalar_map client_info_map; client_info_map.assign ("sin_family", octave_value (clientInfo.sin_family)); client_info_map.assign ("sin_port", octave_value (clientInfo.sin_port)); client_info_map.assign ("sin_addr", octave_value (inet_ntoa(clientInfo.sin_addr))); // returns the accepted socket and a clientinfo structure octave_value_list return_list; return_list(0) = octave_value (fd); return_list(1) = client_info_map; return return_list; } // PKG_ADD: autoload ("sendto", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("sendto", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; // function to send data over a socket DEFUN_DLD(sendto, args, , "\ -*- texinfo -*-\n\ @deftypefn {Loadable Function} {@var{retval} =} sendto (@var{s}, @var{data}, @var{dest_info})\n\ @deftypefnx {Loadable Function} {@var{retval} =} sendto (@var{s}, @var{data}, @var{flags}, @var{dest_info})\n\ Send data on specified socket.\n\ \n\ Sends data on socket @var{s} to destination. @var{data} should be an uint8 array or\n\ a string.\n\ \n\ The dest_info struct @var{dest_info} must contain the\n\ following fields:\n\ \n\ @table @code\n\ @item addr\n\ a string with the host name to send to\n\ \n\ @item port\n\ the port number to send to (an integer)\n\ @end table\n\ \n\ See the @command{sendto} man pages for further details.\n\ \n\ @end deftypefn") { const octave_idx_type nargin = args.length (); if (nargin < 3 || nargin > 4) { print_usage (); return octave_value (); } int dest_info_pos = 2; int flags = 0; if (nargin == 4) { if (! args(2).is_real_scalar ()) { error ("send: FLAGS must be a scalar integer"); return octave_value (); } dest_info_pos = 3; } // Determine the socket on which to operate const int s = get_socket (args(0)); if (s == -1) { error ("send: s must be a valid socket"); return octave_value (); } // Extract information about the server to send to. const octave_scalar_map struct_dest_info = args(dest_info_pos).scalar_map_value (); if (struct_dest_info.nfields () == 0) { error ("sendto: DESTINFO must be a struct"); return octave_value (); } if(! (struct_dest_info.contains ("addr") && struct_dest_info.contains ("port"))) { error ("sendto: DESTINFO must have a string and integer in fields \"addr\" and \"port\""); return octave_value (); } if(! (struct_dest_info.getfield ("addr").is_string() && struct_dest_info.getfield ("port").is_real_scalar())) { error ("sendto: DESTINFO must have a string and integer in fields \"addr\" and \"port\""); return octave_value (); } const std::string addr = struct_dest_info.getfield ("addr").string_value (); const int port = struct_dest_info.getfield ("port").int_value (); if (addr.empty ()) { error ("sendto: DESTINFO addr is an empty string"); return octave_value (); } // Fill in the dest info struct struct sockaddr_in dest_info; memset(&dest_info, 0, sizeof(dest_info)); dest_info.sin_family = AF_INET; struct hostent* hostInfo = gethostbyname (addr.c_str ()); if (! hostInfo) { error ("sendto: error in gethostbyname()"); return octave_value (); } dest_info.sin_addr.s_addr = *((long*)hostInfo->h_addr_list[0]); dest_info.sin_port = htons(port); int retval = -1; // Extract the data from the octave variable and send it const octave_base_value& data = args(1).get_rep (); if (data.is_string ()) { std::string buf = data.string_value (); retval = ::sendto (s, buf.c_str (), buf.length (), flags, (sockaddr*)&dest_info, sizeof(dest_info)); } else if (data.byte_size () == size_t (data.numel ())) { const NDArray d1 = data.array_value (); const octave_idx_type length = d1.numel (); const double* d1fvec = d1.data (); OCTAVE_LOCAL_BUFFER (unsigned char, buf, length); for (int i = 0 ; i < length; i++) buf[i] = (unsigned char)d1fvec[i]; //hmm, flags are set to 0, unlike the call above! retval = ::sendto (s, (const char*)buf, data.byte_size (), flags, (sockaddr*)&dest_info, sizeof(dest_info)); } else { error( "sendto: invalid DATA to send. Please format it prior to sending" ); return octave_value (); } return octave_value (retval); } // PKG_ADD: autoload ("recvfrom", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("recvfrom", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; // function to receive data over a socket DEFUN_DLD(recvfrom, args, , "\ -*- texinfo -*-\n\ @deftypefn {Loadable Function} {[@var{data}, @var{count}, @var{src_info}] =} recvfrom (@var{s}, @var{len})\n\ @deftypefnx {Loadable Function} {[@var{data}, @var{count}, @var{src_info}] =} recvfrom (@var{s}, @var{len}, @var{flags})\n\ Read data from specified socket.\n\ \n\ Requests reading @var{len} bytes from the socket @var{s}.\n\ The optional integer @var{flags} parameter can be used to modify the\n\ behaviour of @code{recvfrom}.\n\ \n\ The read data is returned in the uint8 array @var{data}. The number of\n\ bytes read is returned in @var{count} and a structure with fields addr and port contain the source of the\n\ data.\n\ \n\ You can get non-blocking operation by using the flag @code{MSG_DONTWAIT}\n\ which makes the @code{recvfrom()} call return immediately. If there is no\n\ data, -1 is returned in count.\n\ \n\ See the @command{recvfrom} man pages for further details.\n\ \n\ @end deftypefn") { const octave_idx_type nargin = args.length (); int retval = 0; int flags = 0; if (nargin < 2 || nargin > 3) { print_usage (); return octave_value (); } if (nargin > 2) { if (! args(2).is_real_scalar ()) { error ("recv: FLAGS must be a scalar integer"); return octave_value (); } flags = args(2).int_value (); } // Determine the socket on which to operate const int s = get_socket (args(0)); if (s == -1) { error ("recv: S must be a valid socket"); return octave_value (); } if (! args(1).is_real_scalar ()) { error ("recv: LEN must be a non-negative integer"); return octave_value (-1); } const long len = args(1).int_value (); if (len < 0) { error ("recv: LEN must be a non-negative integer"); return octave_value(-1); } struct sockaddr_in src_addr; #ifndef __WIN32__ socklen_t addrlen = sizeof(src_addr); #else int addrlen = sizeof(src_addr); #endif OCTAVE_LOCAL_BUFFER (unsigned char, buf, len); #ifndef __WIN32__ retval = ::recvfrom( s, buf, len, flags, (sockaddr*)&src_addr, &addrlen ); #else retval = ::recvfrom( s, ( char* )buf, len, flags, (sockaddr*)&src_addr, &addrlen ); #endif octave_value_list return_list; uint8NDArray data; octave_scalar_map client_info_map; //always return the status in the second output parameter return_list(1) = retval; return_list(2) = client_info_map; if (retval <= 0) // We get -1 if an error occurs,or if there is no data and the // socket is non-blocking. We should return in both cases. // We get 0 if the peer has shut down. return_list(0) = data; else { //Normal behaviour. Copy the buffer to the output variable. For //backward compatibility, a row vector is returned. data.resize (dim_vector (1, retval)); octave_uint8* data_fvec = data.fortran_vec (); for (int i = 0 ; i < retval ; i++) data_fvec[i] = buf[i]; return_list(0) = data; client_info_map.assign ("family", octave_value (src_addr.sin_family)); client_info_map.assign ("port", octave_value (htons(src_addr.sin_port))); client_info_map.assign ("addr", octave_value (inet_ntoa(src_addr.sin_addr))); return_list(2) = client_info_map; } return return_list; } // PKG_ADD: autoload ("getsockopt", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("getsockopt", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; // function to get socket option DEFUN_DLD(getsockopt,args,nargout, "\ -*- texinfo -*-\n\ @deftypefn {Loadable Function} {[@var{data}, @var{status}] =} getsockopt (@var{s}, @var{level}, @var{optname})\n\ Get a socket option value from a socket.\n\ \n\ Returns the value of @var{level} @var{optname} from the socket @var{s}.\n\ \n\ Data type depends on the option used. @var{status} returns as 0 if no error.\n\ \n\ See the @command{getsockopt} man pages for further details.\n\ \n\ @end deftypefn") { if (args.length () != 3) { print_usage (); return octave_value (); } // Determine the socket on which to operate const int s = get_socket (args(0)); if (s == -1) { error ("getsockopt: S must be a valid socket"); return octave_value (); } if (! args(1).is_real_scalar ()) { error ("getsockopt: LEVEL must be a scalar integer"); return octave_value (-1); } if (! args(2).is_real_scalar ()) { error ("getsockopt: OPTNAME must be a scalar integer"); return octave_value (-1); } const int level = args(1).int_value (); const int optname = args(2).int_value (); if (level != SOL_SOCKET) { error ("getsockopt: currently only a level of SOL_SOCKET is supported"); return octave_value (-1); } socklen_t optlen; SOCK_OPT_TYPE optvalue; #ifndef __WIN32__ int ivalue = 0; #else DWORD ivalue = 0; #endif if (optname == SO_KEEPALIVE || optname == SO_REUSEADDR || optname == SO_TYPE || optname == SO_DONTROUTE || optname == SO_BROADCAST) { optlen = sizeof(ivalue); optvalue = (SOCK_OPT_TYPE)&ivalue; } else { error ("getsockopt: currently unimplmented or unknown socket optname"); return octave_value (-1); } int result = ::getsockopt( s, level, optname, optvalue, &optlen); octave_value value; if(result == 0) { if (optname == SO_KEEPALIVE || optname == SO_REUSEADDR || optname == SO_TYPE || optname == SO_DONTROUTE || optname == SO_BROADCAST) value = octave_value(ivalue); } // returns the accepted socket and a clientinfo structure octave_value_list return_list; return_list(0) = value; return_list(1) = octave_value(result); return return_list; } // PKG_ADD: autoload ("setsockopt", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("setsockopt", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; // function to get socket option DEFUN_DLD(setsockopt,args,nargout, "\ -*- texinfo -*-\n\ @deftypefn {Loadable Function} {@var{status} =} setsockopt (@var{s}, @var{level}, @var{optname}, @var{optvalue})\n\ Set a socket option value on a socket.\n\ \n\ @var{status} returns as 0 if no error.\n\ \n\ See the @command{setsockopt} man pages for further details.\n\ \n\ @end deftypefn") { if (args.length () != 4) { print_usage (); return octave_value (); } // Determine the socket on which to operate const int s = get_socket (args(0)); if (s == -1) { error ("setsockopt: S must be a valid socket"); return octave_value (); } if (! args(1).is_real_scalar ()) { error ("setsockopt: LEVEL must be a scalar integer"); return octave_value (-1); } if (! args(2).is_real_scalar ()) { error ("setsockopt: OPTNAME must be a scalar integer"); return octave_value (-1); } const int level = args(1).int_value (); const int optname = args(2).int_value (); if (level != SOL_SOCKET) { error ("setsockopt: currently only a level of SOL_SOCKET is supported"); return octave_value (-1); } socklen_t optlen; SOCK_OPT_TYPE optvalue; #ifndef __WIN32__ int ivalue = 0; #else DWORD ivalue = 0; #endif if (optname == SO_KEEPALIVE || optname == SO_REUSEADDR || optname == SO_DONTROUTE || optname == SO_BROADCAST) { if (! args(3).is_real_scalar ()) { error ("setsockopt: OPTVALUE must be a scalar integer"); return octave_value (-1); } ivalue = args(3).int_value (); optlen = sizeof(ivalue); optvalue = (SOCK_OPT_TYPE)&ivalue; } else if (optname == SO_TYPE) { error ("setsockopt: can not set SO_TYPE"); return octave_value (-1); } else { error ("setsockopt: currently unimplemented or unknown socket optname"); return octave_value (-1); } int result = ::setsockopt( s, level, optname, optvalue, optlen); return octave_value(result); } // PKG_ADD: autoload ("select", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("select", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; // function wait for data on a socket DEFUN_DLD(select,args,nargout, "\ -*- texinfo -*-\n\ @deftypefn {Loadable Function} {[@var{status}, @var{rfdset}, @var{wfdset}, @var{efdset}] =} select (@var{nfds}, @var{rfdset}, @var{wfdset}, @var{efdset}, @var{timeout})\n\ Wait for socket activity on selected sockets.\n\ \n\ The fdsets are vectors of fds to check, for example [1 2 3]. Empty vectors equate to null.\n\ \n\ nfds tests file descriptions in the range of 0 - nfds-1.\n\ \n\ Timeout is can be either an real value for number of seconds, a struct with a tm_sec and tm_usec fields, or empty set for null.\n\ \n\ @var{status} returns as 0 if timeout, or number of waiting sockets if ok.\n\ \n\ See the @command{select} man pages for further details.\n\ \n\ @end deftypefn") { if (args.length () != 5) { print_usage (); return octave_value (); } if (! args(0).is_real_scalar ()) { error ("select: NFDS must be a scalar integer"); return octave_value (-1); } if (! args(1).isempty () && ! args(1).is_real_matrix () && ! args(1).is_real_scalar ()) { error ("select: RFDS must be a vector"); return octave_value (-1); } if (! args(2).isempty () && ! args(2).is_real_matrix () && ! args(2).is_real_scalar ()) { error ("select: WFDS must be a vector"); return octave_value (-1); } if (! args(3).isempty () && ! args(3).is_real_matrix () && ! args(3).is_real_scalar ()) { error ("select: EFDS must be a vector"); return octave_value (-1); } // timeout if (! args(4).isempty ()) { if (!args(4).is_real_scalar ()) { if (!args(4).isstruct ()) { error ("select: TIMEOUT must be a real value or struct"); } else { const octave_scalar_map timeout = args(4).scalar_map_value (); if(! (timeout.contains ("tv_sec") && timeout.contains ("tv_usec"))) { error ("select: TIMEOUT must have integer fields \"tv_sec\" and \"tv_usec\""); return octave_value (); } if(! (timeout.getfield ("tv_sec").is_real_scalar() && timeout.getfield ("tv_usec").is_real_scalar())) { error ("select: TIMEOUT must have integer fields \"tv_sec\" and \"tv_usec\""); return octave_value (); } } } } // verify all the inputs are valid sockets ? fd_set wfdset, rfdset, efdset; fd_set *wfdsetp, *rfdsetp, *efdsetp; FD_ZERO (&wfdset); FD_ZERO (&rfdset); FD_ZERO (&efdset); const int nfds = args(0).int_value (); if (args(1).isempty()) { rfdsetp = NULL; } else { rfdsetp = &rfdset; const Array d1 = args(1).vector_value(); for (octave_idx_type i = 0 ; i < d1.numel(); i++) { FD_SET((int)d1(i), rfdsetp); } } if (args(2).isempty()) { wfdsetp = NULL; } else { wfdsetp = &wfdset; const Array d1 = args(2).vector_value(); for (octave_idx_type i = 0 ; i < d1.numel(); i++) { FD_SET((int)d1(i), wfdsetp); } } if (args(3).isempty()) { efdsetp = NULL; } else { efdsetp = &efdset; const Array d1 = args(3).vector_value(); for (octave_idx_type i = 0 ; i < d1.numel(); i++) { FD_SET((int)d1(i), efdsetp); } } struct timeval tv; struct timeval *tvp; if (args(4).isempty ()) { tvp = NULL; } else if (args(4).is_real_scalar ()) { tvp = &tv; double ivalue, fvalue; fvalue = modf(args(4).double_value(), &ivalue); tv.tv_sec = (long)ivalue; tv.tv_usec = (long)(fvalue * 1000000L); } else { tvp = &tv; const octave_scalar_map timeout = args(4).scalar_map_value (); tv.tv_sec = timeout.getfield ("tv_sec").long_value(); tv.tv_usec = timeout.getfield ("tv_usec").long_value(); } octave_value rret = Matrix(0,0); octave_value wret = Matrix(0,0); octave_value eret = Matrix(0,0); int result = ::select( nfds, rfdsetp, wfdsetp, efdsetp, tvp); if (result > 0) { if (! args(1).isempty()) { const Array d1 = args(1).vector_value(); std::vector selfd; for (octave_idx_type i = 0 ; i < d1.numel(); i++) { if (FD_ISSET((int)d1(i), rfdsetp)) { selfd.push_back((int)d1(i)); } } MArray arr(dim_vector(1,selfd.size())); for (octave_idx_type i = 0 ; i < (octave_idx_type)selfd.size(); i++) { arr(i) = selfd[i]; } if (selfd.size() > 0) rret = arr; } if (! args(2).isempty()) { const Array d1 = args(2).vector_value(); std::vector selfd; for (octave_idx_type i = 0 ; i < d1.numel(); i++) { if (FD_ISSET((int)d1(i), wfdsetp)) { selfd.push_back((int)d1(i)); } } MArray arr(dim_vector(1,selfd.size())); for (octave_idx_type i = 0 ; i < (octave_idx_type)selfd.size(); i++) { arr(i) = selfd[i]; } if (selfd.size() > 0) wret = arr; } if (! args(3).isempty()) { const Array d1 = args(3).vector_value(); std::vector selfd; for (octave_idx_type i = 0 ; i < d1.numel(); i++) { if (FD_ISSET((int)d1(i), efdsetp)) { selfd.push_back((int)d1(i)); } } MArray arr(dim_vector(1,selfd.size())); for (octave_idx_type i = 0 ; i < (octave_idx_type)selfd.size(); i++) { arr(i) = selfd[i]; } if (selfd.size() > 0) eret = arr; } } octave_value_list return_list; return_list(0) = octave_value(result); return_list(1) = octave_value(rret); return_list(2) = octave_value(wret); return_list(3) = octave_value(eret); return return_list; } // PKG_ADD: autoload ("shutdown", which ("socket")); // PKG_DEL: try; autoload ("shutdown", which ("socket"), "remove"); catch; end; // function to listen on a socket DEFUN_DLD(shutdown, args, , "\ -*- texinfo -*-\n\ @deftypefn {Loadable Function} {} shutdown (@var{s}, @var{how})\n\ Shutdown all or part of a connection of a socket.\n\ \n\ On success, zero is returned.\n\ \n\ See the @command{shutdown} man pages for further details.\n\ \n\ @end deftypefn") { if (args.length() != 2) { print_usage (); return octave_value (); } // Determine the socket on which to operate const int s = get_socket (args(0)); if (s == -1) { error ("shutdown: S must be a valid socket"); return octave_value (); } if (! args(1).is_real_scalar ()) { error ("shutdown: HOW must be an integer scalar"); return octave_value (-1); } const int how = args(1).int_value (); if(how < 0 || how > 2) { error ("shutdown: HOW must be an integer scalar between 0 and 2"); return octave_value (-1); } const int retval = ::shutdown (s, how); if (retval == -1) error ("shutdown failed with error %i (%s)", errno, strerror(errno)); return octave_value (retval); } /* %!test %! ## Server socket %! server = socket (AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0); %! assert (server >= 0); %! %! rc = bind (server, 9001); %! assert (rc, 0); %! %! rc = listen (server, 1); %! assert (rc, 0); %! %! ## Client socket %! client = socket (AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0); %! assert (client >= 0); %! %! ## Create the connection and accept the connection %! server_info = struct ("addr", "127.0.0.1", "port", 9001); %! rc = connect (client, server_info); %! assert (rc, 0); %! %! server_data = accept (server); %! assert (server_data >= 0); %! %! ## Send and receive data %! %! ## Send as string from client %! msg = "Hello socket-land!"; %! rc = send (client, msg); %! assert (rc,length (msg)); %! %! ## Receive at server %! [msg_s, len_s] = recv (server_data, 100); %! assert (msg_s != -1); %! assert (len_s, length (msg)); %! %! ## Send back out from server %! rc = send (server_data, msg_s); %! assert (rc, length (msg_s)); %! %! ## Receive at client %! [msg_c, len_c] = recv (client, 100); %! assert (msg_c != -1); %! assert (len_c, length (msg)); %! %! ## Compare original string with recv string %! assert (msg, num2str (msg_c, "%c")); %! %! assert (shutdown (client, SHUT_WR), 0); %! assert (shutdown (client, SHUT_RD), 0); %! assert (shutdown (client, SHUT_RDWR), 0); %! %! assert (disconnect (client), 0); %! assert (disconnect (server_data), 0); %! assert (disconnect (server), 0); %!test %! ## UDP %! sock = socket (AF_INET, SOCK_DGRAM, 0); %! assert (sock >= 0); %! %! rc = bind (sock, 9001); %! assert (rc, 0); %! %! msg = "Hello socket-land!"; %! addrinfo = struct ("addr", "127.0.0.1", "port", 9001); %! rc = sendto (sock, msg, 0, addrinfo); %! assert (rc,length (msg)); %! %! [msg_c, len_c, addr_c] = recvfrom (sock, 100); %! assert (msg_c != -1); %! assert (len_c, length (msg)); %! assert (addr_c.port, 9001); %! %! assert (msg, num2str (msg_c, "%c")); %! %! assert (disconnect (sock), 0); %!test %! assert (SOL_SOCKET != 0) %! assert (MSG_WAITALL != 0) %! assert (MSG_PEEK != 0) %! assert (SO_REUSEADDR != 0) %! assert (SO_KEEPALIVE != 0) %! assert (SO_TYPE != 0) %! assert (SHUT_RD, 0) %! assert (SHUT_WR, 1) %! assert (SHUT_RDWR, 2) %!test %! ## select %! sock = socket (AF_INET, SOCK_DGRAM, 0); %! assert (sock >= 0); %! %! rc = bind (sock, 9001); %! assert (rc, 0); %! %! [ret, rdfs, wdfs, edfs] = select(sock+1, [sock], [sock], [sock], 1); %! assert(ret, 1); %! assert(rdfs, []); %! # initial open %! assert(wdfs, [sock]); %! assert(edfs, []); %! %! start = tic; %! [ret, rdfs, wdfs, edfs] = select(sock+1, [sock], [], [], 1); %! timeout = toc(start); %! assert(ret, 0); %! assert(rdfs, []); %! assert(wdfs, []); %! assert(edfs, []); %! assert(timeout, 1, 0.01); %! %! timeout = struct ("tv_sec", 2, "tv_usec", 0); %! start = tic; %! [ret, rdfs, wdfs, edfs] = select(sock+1, [sock], [], [], timeout); %! timeout = toc(start); %! assert(ret, 0); %! assert(rdfs, []); %! assert(wdfs, []); %! assert(edfs, []); %! assert(timeout, 2, 0.01); %! %! msg = "Hello socket-land!"; %! addrinfo = struct ("addr", "127.0.0.1", "port", 9001); %! rc = sendto (sock, msg, 0, addrinfo); %! assert (rc,length (msg)); %! pause(1); %! %! [ret, rdfs, wdfs, edfs] = select(sock+1, [sock], [], [], .2); %! assert(ret, 1); %! assert(rdfs, [sock]); %! assert(wdfs, []); %! assert(edfs, []); %! %! [msg_c, len_c, addr_c] = recvfrom (sock, 100); %! assert (msg_c != -1); %! assert (len_c, length (msg)); %! assert (addr_c.port, 9001); %! %! [ret, rdfs, wdfs, edfs] = select(sock+1, [sock], [], [], .1); %! assert(ret, 0); %! assert(rdfs, []); %! assert(wdfs, []); %! assert(edfs, []); %! %! assert (disconnect (sock), 0); */ sockets-1.4.1/src/test_socket0000755000000000000000000000222214457464721014436 0ustar0000000000000000#! /usr/local/bin/octave -q # Simple serialization function s = mat2str(a) s = [sprintf("%d ", size(a)) ":" sprintf("%g ", a)]; end function a = str2mat(s) i = strfind(s, ":"); a = str2num(s(i + 1:end)); d = str2num(s(1:i - 1)); a = reshape(a, d); end # Server. Accept incoming connections and send them a random matrix. function test_server() s = socket(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0); if s < 0 return end if bind(s, 9001) < 0 fprintf("bind failed\n"); return end if listen(s, 1) < 0 return end c = accept(s); if c < 0 return end # Send a matrix. a = rand(10); n = send(c, mat2str(a)); disconnect(c); disconnect(s); end # Client. Create a connection and read a result. function test_client() s = socket(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0); if s < 0 return end addr = struct("addr", "127.0.0.1", "port", 9001); if connect(s, addr) < 0 return end [d, l] = recv(s, 1000); if d == -1 return end d = num2str(d, '%c'); a = str2mat(d); disp(a); disconnect(s); end args = argv(); if length(args) < 1 printf("usage: test_socket [s|c]\nUse 's' first."); return end if args{1} == 's' test_server(); else test_client(); end