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 * @(#) $Header: group-ipc.h,v 1.7 95/10/07 18:14:53 mccanne Exp $ (LBL)
 */

#ifndef vat_group_ipc_h
#define vat_group_ipc_h

#include "config.h"
#include "inet.h"
#include "iohandler.h"

#define GIPC_MTU 512
#define GIPC_MAGIC 0x0ef5ee0a

#define		GIPC_AA_WANT		1
#define		GIPC_AA_RELEASE		2
#define		GIPC_RANK		3
#define		GIPC_TALK		4

struct ipchdr {
	u_int32_t magic;	/* detect bogus traffic from inpcb bug */
	u_short type;
	u_short pid;
};

class IPCHandler {
 protected:
	IPCHandler(int typemask);
 public:
	virtual void ipc_input(int type, int frompid,
			       u_char* msg, int len) = 0;
	IPCHandler* next_;
	inline int mask() const { return (mask_); }
 private:
	int mask_;
};

/*
 * A class for group ipc.  We use a IP multicast socket with ttl 0
 * to effect multi-process communication.  A single, reserved multicast
 * address and unique port numbers gives us a set of communication
 * "channels" (the port number is GROUP_IPC_PORT + channel).
 * The convention is that channel 0 is used globally, among all
 * conference applications, while other channels are private to
 * individual conferences.  Channels numbers only need to be unique
 * at the local host, and can be easily specified with a conference
 * control tool (e.g., sd).
 */
class GroupIPC : public IOHandler {
    public:
	GroupIPC(int channel);
	~GroupIPC();
	void attach(IPCHandler*);
	void send(int type, int len);
	void send(int type, const char* msg);
	inline u_char* buffer() { return ((u_char*)buffer_ + sizeof(ipchdr)); }
    protected:
	virtual void dispatch(int);
    private:
	IPCHandler* handlers_;
	int rsock_;
	int ssock_;
	int pid_;
	u_long buffer_[GIPC_MTU / sizeof(u_long)];
};

#endif