premiere-libtorrent/include/libtorrent/peer_connection.hpp

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#ifndef TORRENT_PEER_CONNECTION_HPP_INCLUDED
#define TORRENT_PEER_CONNECTION_HPP_INCLUDED

#include "libtorrent/config.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/buffer.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/peer_id.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/stat.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/alert.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/peer_request.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/piece_block_progress.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/bandwidth_limit.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/socket_type_fwd.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/assert.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/chained_buffer.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/disk_buffer_holder.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/bitfield.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/bandwidth_socket.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/socket_type_fwd.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/error_code.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/sliding_average.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/peer_class.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/peer_class_set.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/aux_/session_settings.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/disk_observer.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/peer_connection_interface.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/socket.hpp" // for tcp::endpoint
#include "libtorrent/io_service_fwd.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/receive_buffer.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/aux_/allocating_handler.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/aux_/time.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/debug.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/span.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/piece_block.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/peer_info.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/aux_/vector.hpp"

#include <ctime>
#include <algorithm>
#include <vector>
#include <string>
#include <utility> // for std::forward
#include <tuple> // for make_tuple
#include <array>
#include <cstdint>

namespace libtorrent
{
	class torrent;
	struct torrent_peer;
	struct disk_interface;

#ifndef TORRENT_DISABLE_EXTENSIONS
	struct peer_plugin;
#endif

	namespace aux
	{
		struct session_interface;
	}

	struct pending_block
	{
		pending_block(piece_block const& b) // NOLINT
			: block(b), send_buffer_offset(not_in_buffer), not_wanted(false)
			, timed_out(false), busy(false)
		{}

		piece_block block;

		enum { not_in_buffer = 0x1fffffff };

		// the number of bytes into the send buffer this request is. Every time
		// some portion of the send buffer is transmitted, this offset is
		// decremented by the number of bytes sent. once this drops below 0, the
		// request_time field is set to the current time.
		// if the request has not been written to the send buffer, this field
		// remains not_in_buffer.
		std::uint32_t send_buffer_offset:29;

		// if any of these are set to true, this block
		// is not allocated
		// in the piece picker anymore, and open for
		// other peers to pick. This may be caused by
		// it either timing out or being received
		// unexpectedly from the peer
		std::uint32_t not_wanted:1;
		std::uint32_t timed_out:1;

		// the busy flag is set if the block was
		// requested from another peer when this
		// request was queued. We only allow a single
		// busy request at a time in each peer's queue
		std::uint32_t busy:1;

		bool operator==(pending_block const& b)
		{
			return b.block == block
				&& b.not_wanted == not_wanted
				&& b.timed_out == timed_out;
		}
	};

	// argument pack passed to peer_connection constructor
	struct peer_connection_args
	{
		aux::session_interface* ses;
		aux::session_settings const* sett;
		counters* stats_counters;
		disk_interface* disk_thread;
		io_service* ios;
		std::weak_ptr<torrent> tor;
		std::shared_ptr<socket_type> s;
		tcp::endpoint endp;
		torrent_peer* peerinfo;
	};

	struct TORRENT_EXTRA_EXPORT peer_connection_hot_members
	{
		// if tor is set, this is an outgoing connection
		peer_connection_hot_members(
			std::weak_ptr<torrent> t
			, aux::session_interface& ses
			, aux::session_settings const& sett)
			: m_torrent(t)
			, m_ses(ses)
			, m_settings(sett)
			, m_disconnecting(false)
			, m_connecting(!t.expired())
			, m_endgame_mode(false)
			, m_snubbed(false)
			, m_interesting(false)
			, m_choked(true)
			, m_ignore_stats(false)
		{}

	protected:

		// the pieces the other end have
		typed_bitfield<piece_index_t> m_have_piece;

		// this is the torrent this connection is
		// associated with. If the connection is an
		// incoming connection, this is set to zero
		// until the info_hash is received. Then it's
		// set to the torrent it belongs to.

		// TODO: make this a raw pointer (to save size in
		// the first cache line) and make the constructor
		// take a raw pointer. torrent objects should always
		// outlive their peers
		std::weak_ptr<torrent> m_torrent;

	public:

		// a back reference to the session
		// the peer belongs to.
		aux::session_interface& m_ses;

		// settings that apply to this peer
		aux::session_settings const& m_settings;

	protected:

		// this is true if this connection has been added
		// to the list of connections that will be closed.
		bool m_disconnecting:1;

		// this is true until this socket has become
		// writable for the first time (i.e. the
		// connection completed). While connecting
		// the timeout will not be triggered. This is
		// because windows XP SP2 may delay connection
		// attempts, which means that the connection
		// may not even have been attempted when the
		// time out is reached.
		bool m_connecting:1;

		// this is set to true if the last time we tried to
		// pick a piece to download, we could only find
		// blocks that were already requested from other
		// peers. In this case, we should not try to pick
		// another piece until the last one we requested is done
		bool m_endgame_mode:1;

		// set to true when a piece request times out. The
		// result is that the desired pending queue size
		// is set to 1
		bool m_snubbed:1;

		// the peer has pieces we are interested in
		bool m_interesting:1;

		// we have choked the upload to the peer
		bool m_choked:1;

		// when this is set, the transfer stats for this connection
		// is not included in the torrent or session stats
		bool m_ignore_stats:1;
	private:
		// explicitly disallow assignment, to silence msvc warning
		peer_connection_hot_members& operator=(peer_connection_hot_members const&);
	};

	enum class connection_type : std::uint8_t
	{
		bittorrent,
		url_seed,
		http_seed
	};

	class TORRENT_EXTRA_EXPORT peer_connection
		: public peer_connection_hot_members
		, public bandwidth_socket
		, public peer_class_set
		, public disk_observer
		, public peer_connection_interface
		, public std::enable_shared_from_this<peer_connection>
		, public aux::error_handler_interface
	{
	friend class invariant_access;
	friend class torrent;
	friend struct cork;
	public:

		void on_exception(std::exception const& e) override;
		void on_error(error_code const& ec) override;

		virtual connection_type type() const = 0;

		enum channels
		{
			upload_channel,
			download_channel,
			num_channels
		};

		explicit peer_connection(peer_connection_args const& pack);

		// this function is called after it has been constructed and properly
		// reference counted. It is safe to call self() in this function
		// and schedule events with references to itself (that is not safe to
		// do in the constructor).
		virtual void start();

		virtual ~peer_connection();

		void set_peer_info(torrent_peer* pi) override
		{
			TORRENT_ASSERT(m_peer_info == 0 || pi == 0 );
			TORRENT_ASSERT(pi != nullptr || m_disconnect_started);
			m_peer_info = pi;
		}

		torrent_peer* peer_info_struct() const override
		{ return m_peer_info; }

		// this is called when the peer object is created, in case
		// it was let in by the connections limit slack. This means
		// the peer needs to, as soon as the handshake is done, either
		// disconnect itself or another peer.
		void peer_exceeds_limit()
		{ m_exceeded_limit = true; }

		// this is called if this peer causes another peer
		// to be disconnected, in which case it has fulfilled
		// its requirement.
		void peer_disconnected_other()
		{ m_exceeded_limit = false; }

		void send_allowed_set();

#ifndef TORRENT_DISABLE_EXTENSIONS
		void add_extension(std::shared_ptr<peer_plugin>);
#endif

		// this function is called once the torrent associated
		// with this peer connection has retrieved the meta-
		// data. If the torrent was spawned with metadata
		// this is called from the constructor.
		void init();

		// this is called when the metadata is retrieved
		// and the files has been checked
		virtual void on_metadata() {}

		void on_metadata_impl();

		void picker_options(int o)
		{ m_picker_options = o; }

		int prefer_contiguous_blocks() const
		{
			if (on_parole()) return 1;
			return m_prefer_contiguous_blocks;
		}

		bool on_parole() const;

		int picker_options() const;

		void prefer_contiguous_blocks(int num)
		{ m_prefer_contiguous_blocks = num; }

		bool request_large_blocks() const
		{ return m_request_large_blocks; }

		void request_large_blocks(bool b)
		{ m_request_large_blocks = b; }

		void set_endgame(bool b);
		bool endgame() const { return m_endgame_mode; }

		bool no_download() const { return m_no_download; }
		void no_download(bool b) { m_no_download = b; }

		bool ignore_stats() const { return m_ignore_stats; }
		void ignore_stats(bool b) { m_ignore_stats = b; }

		std::uint32_t peer_rank() const;

		void fast_reconnect(bool r);
		bool fast_reconnect() const override { return m_fast_reconnect; }

		// this is called when we receive a new piece
		// (and it has passed the hash check)
		void received_piece(piece_index_t index);

		// this adds an announcement in the announcement queue
		// it will let the peer know that we have the given piece
		void announce_piece(piece_index_t index);

		// this will tell the peer to announce the given piece
		// and only allow it to request that piece
		void superseed_piece(piece_index_t replace_piece, piece_index_t new_piece);
		bool super_seeded_piece(piece_index_t index) const
		{
			return m_superseed_piece[0] == index
				|| m_superseed_piece[1] == index;
		}

		// tells if this connection has data it want to send
		// and has enough upload bandwidth quota left to send it.
		bool can_write() const;
		bool can_read();

		bool is_seed() const;
		int num_have_pieces() const { return m_num_pieces; }

		void set_share_mode(bool m);
		bool share_mode() const { return m_share_mode; }

		void set_upload_only(bool u);
		bool upload_only() const { return m_upload_only; }

		void set_holepunch_mode() override;

		// will send a keep-alive message to the peer
		void keep_alive();

		peer_id const& pid() const override { return m_peer_id; }
		void set_pid(peer_id const& peer_id) { m_peer_id = peer_id; }
		bool has_piece(piece_index_t i) const;

		std::vector<pending_block> const& download_queue() const;
		std::vector<pending_block> const& request_queue() const;
		std::vector<peer_request> const& upload_queue() const;

		void clear_request_queue();
		void clear_download_queue();

		// estimate of how long it will take until we have
		// received all piece requests that we have sent
		// if extra_bytes is specified, it will include those
		// bytes as if they've been requested
		time_duration download_queue_time(int extra_bytes = 0) const;

		bool is_interesting() const { return m_interesting; }
		bool is_choked() const override { return m_choked; }

		bool is_peer_interested() const { return m_peer_interested; }
		bool has_peer_choked() const { return m_peer_choked; }

		void choke_this_peer();
		void maybe_unchoke_this_peer();

		void update_interest();

		void get_peer_info(peer_info& p) const override;

		// returns the torrent this connection is a part of
		// may be zero if the connection is an incoming connection
		// and it hasn't received enough information to determine
		// which torrent it should be associated with
		std::weak_ptr<torrent> associated_torrent() const
		{ return m_torrent; }

		stat const& statistics() const override { return m_statistics; }
		void add_stat(std::int64_t downloaded, std::int64_t uploaded) override;
		void sent_bytes(int bytes_payload, int bytes_protocol);
		void received_bytes(int bytes_payload, int bytes_protocol);
		void trancieve_ip_packet(int bytes, bool ipv6);
		void sent_syn(bool ipv6);
		void received_synack(bool ipv6);

		// is called once every second by the main loop
		void second_tick(int tick_interval_ms);

		void timeout_requests();

		std::shared_ptr<socket_type> get_socket() const { return m_socket; }
		tcp::endpoint const& remote() const override { return m_remote; }
		tcp::endpoint local_endpoint() const override { return m_local; }

		typed_bitfield<piece_index_t> const& get_bitfield() const;
		std::vector<piece_index_t> const& allowed_fast();
		std::vector<piece_index_t> const& suggested_pieces() const { return m_suggested_pieces; }

		time_point connected_time() const { return m_connect; }
		time_point last_received() const { return m_last_receive; }

		// this will cause this peer_connection to be disconnected.
		void disconnect(error_code const& ec
			, operation_t op, int error = 0) override;

		// called when a connect attempt fails (not when an
		// established connection fails)
		void connect_failed(error_code const& e);
		bool is_disconnecting() const override { return m_disconnecting; }

		// this is called when the connection attempt has succeeded
		// and the peer_connection is supposed to set m_connecting
		// to false, and stop monitor writability
		void on_connection_complete(error_code const& e);

		// returns true if this connection is still waiting to
		// finish the connection attempt
		bool is_connecting() const { return m_connecting; }

		// This is called for every peer right after the upload
		// bandwidth has been distributed among them
		// It will reset the used bandwidth to 0.
		void reset_upload_quota();

		// trust management.
		virtual void received_valid_data(piece_index_t index);
		// returns false if the peer should not be
		// disconnected
		virtual bool received_invalid_data(piece_index_t index, bool single_peer);

		// a connection is local if it was initiated by us.
		// if it was an incoming connection, it is remote
		bool is_outgoing() const override { return m_outgoing; }

		bool received_listen_port() const { return m_received_listen_port; }
		void received_listen_port()
		{ m_received_listen_port = true; }

		bool on_local_network() const;
		bool ignore_unchoke_slots() const;

		bool failed() const override { return m_failed; }

		int desired_queue_size() const
		{
			// this peer is in end-game mode we only want
			// one outstanding request
			return (m_endgame_mode || m_snubbed) ? 1 : m_desired_queue_size;
		}

		// compares this connection against the given connection
		// for which one is more eligible for an unchoke.
		// returns true if this is more eligible

		int download_payload_rate() const { return m_statistics.download_payload_rate(); }

		// resets the byte counters that are used to measure
		// the number of bytes transferred within unchoke cycles
		void reset_choke_counters();

		// if this peer connection is useless (neither party is
		// interested in the other), disconnect it
		// returns true if the connection was disconnected
		bool disconnect_if_redundant();

		void increase_est_reciprocation_rate();
		void decrease_est_reciprocation_rate();
		int est_reciprocation_rate() const { return m_est_reciprocation_rate; }

#ifndef TORRENT_DISABLE_LOGGING
		bool should_log(peer_log_alert::direction_t direction) const override;
		void peer_log(peer_log_alert::direction_t direction
			, char const* event, char const* fmt, ...) const override TORRENT_FORMAT(4,5);
		void peer_log(peer_log_alert::direction_t direction
			, char const* event) const;

		time_point m_connect_time;
		time_point m_bitfield_time;
		time_point m_unchoke_time;
#endif

		// the message handlers are called
		// each time a recv() returns some new
		// data, the last time it will be called
		// is when the entire packet has been
		// received, then it will no longer
		// be called. i.e. most handlers need
		// to check how much of the packet they
		// have received before any processing
		void incoming_keepalive();
		void incoming_choke();
		void incoming_unchoke();
		void incoming_interested();
		void incoming_not_interested();
		void incoming_have(piece_index_t piece_index);
		void incoming_dont_have(piece_index_t piece_index);
		void incoming_bitfield(typed_bitfield<piece_index_t> const& bits);
		void incoming_request(peer_request const& r);
		void incoming_piece(peer_request const& p, char const* data);
		void incoming_piece_fragment(int bytes);
		void start_receive_piece(peer_request const& r);
		void incoming_cancel(peer_request const& r);

		bool can_disconnect(error_code const& ec) const;
		void incoming_dht_port(int listen_port);

		void incoming_reject_request(peer_request const& r);
		void incoming_have_all();
		void incoming_have_none();
		void incoming_allowed_fast(piece_index_t index);
		void incoming_suggest(piece_index_t index);

		void set_has_metadata(bool m) { m_has_metadata = m; }
		bool has_metadata() const { return m_has_metadata; }

		// the following functions appends messages
		// to the send buffer
		bool send_choke();
		bool send_unchoke();
		void send_interested();
		void send_not_interested();
		void send_suggest(piece_index_t piece);

		void snub_peer();
		// reject any request in the request
		// queue from this piece
		void reject_piece(piece_index_t index);

		bool can_request_time_critical() const;

		// returns true if the specified block was actually made time-critical.
		// if the block was already time-critical, it returns false.
		bool make_time_critical(piece_block const& block);

		// adds a block to the request queue
		// returns true if successful, false otherwise
		enum flags_t { req_time_critical = 1, req_busy = 2 };
		bool add_request(piece_block const& b, int flags = 0);

		// clears the request queue and sends cancels for all messages
		// in the download queue
		void cancel_all_requests();

		// removes a block from the request queue or download queue
		// sends a cancel message if appropriate
		// refills the request queue, and possibly ignoring pieces requested
		// by peers in the ignore list (to avoid recursion)
		// if force is true, the blocks is also freed from the piece
		// picker, allowing another peer to request it immediately
		void cancel_request(piece_block const& b, bool force = false);
		void send_block_requests();

		void assign_bandwidth(int channel, int amount) override;

#if TORRENT_USE_INVARIANT_CHECKS
		void check_invariant() const;
#endif

		// is true until we can be sure that the other end
		// speaks our protocol (be it bittorrent or http).
		virtual bool in_handshake() const = 0;

		// returns the block currently being
		// downloaded. And the progress of that
		// block. If the peer isn't downloading
		// a piece for the moment, implementors
		// must return an object with the piece_index
		// value invalid (the default constructor).
		virtual piece_block_progress downloading_piece_progress() const;

		enum message_type_flags { message_type_request = 1 };
		void send_buffer(char const* begin, int size, int flags = 0);
		void setup_send();

		template <typename Holder>
		void append_send_buffer(Holder buffer, int size)
		{
			TORRENT_ASSERT(is_single_thread());
			m_send_buffer.append_buffer(std::move(buffer), size, size);
		}

		int outstanding_bytes() const { return m_outstanding_bytes; }

		int send_buffer_size() const
		{ return m_send_buffer.size(); }

		int send_buffer_capacity() const
		{ return m_send_buffer.capacity(); }

		void max_out_request_queue(int s);
		int max_out_request_queue() const;

#if TORRENT_USE_ASSERTS
		bool piece_failed;
#endif

		time_t last_seen_complete() const { return m_last_seen_complete; }
		void set_last_seen_complete(int ago) { m_last_seen_complete = time(0) - ago; }

		std::int64_t uploaded_in_last_round() const
		{ return m_statistics.total_payload_upload() - m_uploaded_at_last_round; }

		std::int64_t downloaded_in_last_round() const
		{ return m_statistics.total_payload_download() - m_downloaded_at_last_round; }

		std::int64_t uploaded_since_unchoked() const
		{ return m_statistics.total_payload_upload() - m_uploaded_at_last_unchoke; }

		// the time we last unchoked this peer
		time_point time_of_last_unchoke() const
		{ return m_last_unchoke; }

		// called when the disk write buffer is drained again, and we can
		// start downloading payload again
		void on_disk() override;

		int num_reading_bytes() const { return m_reading_bytes; }

		enum sync_t { read_async, read_sync };
		void setup_receive();

		std::shared_ptr<peer_connection> self()
		{
			TORRENT_ASSERT(!m_in_constructor);
			return shared_from_this();
		}

		counters& stats_counters() const { return m_counters; }

		int get_priority(int channel) const;

	protected:

		virtual void get_specific_peer_info(peer_info& p) const = 0;

		virtual void write_choke() = 0;
		virtual void write_unchoke() = 0;
		virtual void write_interested() = 0;
		virtual void write_not_interested() = 0;
		virtual void write_request(peer_request const& r) = 0;
		virtual void write_cancel(peer_request const& r) = 0;
		virtual void write_have(piece_index_t index) = 0;
		virtual void write_dont_have(piece_index_t index) = 0;
		virtual void write_keepalive() = 0;
		virtual void write_piece(peer_request const& r, disk_buffer_holder buffer) = 0;
		virtual void write_suggest(piece_index_t piece) = 0;
		virtual void write_bitfield() = 0;

		virtual void write_reject_request(peer_request const& r) = 0;
		virtual void write_allow_fast(piece_index_t piece) = 0;

		virtual void on_connected() = 0;
		virtual void on_tick() {}

		// implemented by concrete connection classes
		virtual void on_receive(error_code const& error
			, std::size_t bytes_transferred) = 0;
		virtual void on_sent(error_code const& error
			, std::size_t bytes_transferred) = 0;

		void send_piece_suggestions(int num);

		virtual
		std::tuple<int, span<span<char const>>>
		hit_send_barrier(span<span<char>> /* iovec */)
		{
			return std::make_tuple(INT_MAX
				, span<span<char const>>());
		}

		void attach_to_torrent(sha1_hash const& ih);

		bool verify_piece(peer_request const& p) const;

		void update_desired_queue_size();

		void set_send_barrier(int bytes)
		{
			TORRENT_ASSERT(bytes == INT_MAX || bytes <= send_buffer_size());
			m_send_barrier = bytes;
		}

		int get_send_barrier() const { return m_send_barrier; }

		virtual int timeout() const;

		io_service& get_io_service() { return m_ios; }

	private:

		// callbacks for data being sent or received
		void on_send_data(error_code const& error
			, std::size_t bytes_transferred);
		void on_receive_data(error_code const& error
			, std::size_t bytes_transferred);

		void account_received_bytes(int bytes_transferred);

		// explicitly disallow assignment, to silence msvc warning
		peer_connection& operator=(peer_connection const&);

		void do_update_interest();
		void fill_send_buffer();
		void on_disk_read_complete(disk_buffer_holder disk_block, int flags
			, storage_error const& error, peer_request r, time_point issue_time);
		void on_disk_write_complete(storage_error const& error
			, peer_request r, std::shared_ptr<torrent> t);
		void on_seed_mode_hashed(piece_index_t piece
			, sha1_hash const& piece_hash, storage_error const& error);
		int request_timeout() const;
		void check_graceful_pause();

		int wanted_transfer(int channel);
		int request_bandwidth(int channel, int bytes = 0);

		std::shared_ptr<socket_type> m_socket;

		// the queue of blocks we have requested
		// from this peer
		aux::vector<pending_block> m_download_queue;

		// the queue of requests we have got
		// from this peer that haven't been issued
		// to the disk thread yet
		aux::vector<peer_request> m_requests;

		// this peer's peer info struct. This may
		// be 0, in case the connection is incoming
		// and hasn't been added to a torrent yet.
		torrent_peer* m_peer_info;

		// stats counters
		counters& m_counters;

		// the number of pieces this peer
		// has. Must be the same as
		// std::count(m_have_piece.begin(),
		// m_have_piece.end(), true)
		int m_num_pieces;


	public:
		// upload and download channel state
		// enum from peer_info::bw_state
		char m_channel_state[2];

	protected:
		receive_buffer m_recv_buffer;

		// number of bytes this peer can send and receive
		int m_quota[2];

		// the blocks we have reserved in the piece
		// picker and will request from this peer.
		std::vector<pending_block> m_request_queue;

		// this is the limit on the number of outstanding requests
		// we have to this peer. This is initialized to the settings
		// in the settings_pack. But it may be lowered
		// if the peer is known to require a smaller limit (like BitComet).
		// or if the extended handshake sets a limit.
		// web seeds also has a limit on the queue size.
		int m_max_out_request_queue;

		// this is the peer we're actually talking to
		// it may not necessarily be the peer we're
		// connected to, in case we use a proxy
		tcp::endpoint m_remote;

	public:
		chained_buffer m_send_buffer;
	private:

		// the disk thread to use to issue disk jobs to
		disk_interface& m_disk_thread;

		// io service
		io_service& m_ios;

	protected:
#ifndef TORRENT_DISABLE_EXTENSIONS
		std::list<std::shared_ptr<peer_plugin>> m_extensions;
#endif
	private:

		// the average rate of receiving complete piece messages
		sliding_average<20> m_piece_rate;
		sliding_average<20> m_send_rate;

		// the average time between incoming pieces. Or, if there is no
		// outstanding request, the time since the piece was requested. It
		// is essentially an estimate of the time it will take to completely
		// receive a payload message after it has been requested.
		sliding_average<20> m_request_time;

		// keep the io_service running as long as we
		// have peer connections
		io_service::work m_work;

		// the time when we last got a part of a
		// piece packet from this peer
		time_point m_last_piece = aux::time_now();

		// the time we sent a request to
		// this peer the last time
		time_point m_last_request = aux::time_now();
		// the time we received the last
		// piece request from the peer
		time_point m_last_incoming_request = min_time();

		// the time when we unchoked this peer
		time_point m_last_unchoke = aux::time_now();

		// if we're unchoked by this peer, this
		// was the time
		time_point m_last_unchoked = aux::time_now();

		// the time we last choked this peer. min_time() in
		// case we never unchoked it
		time_point m_last_choke = min_time();

		// timeouts
		time_point m_last_receive = aux::time_now();
		time_point m_last_sent = aux::time_now();

		// the last time we filled our send buffer with payload
		// this is used for timeouts
		time_point m_last_sent_payload = aux::time_now();

		// the time when the first entry in the request queue was requested. Used
		// for request timeout. it doesn't necessarily represent the time when a
		// specific request was made. Since requests can be handled out-of-order,
		// it represents whichever request the other end decided to respond to.
		// Once we get that response, we set it to the current time.
		// for more information, see the blog post at:
		// http://blog.libtorrent.org/2011/11/block-request-time-outs/
		time_point m_requested = aux::time_now();

		// the time when async_connect was called
		// or when the incoming connection was established
		time_point m_connect = aux::time_now();

		// the time when this peer sent us a not_interested message
		// the last time.
		time_point m_became_uninterested = aux::time_now();

		// the time when we sent a not_interested message to
		// this peer the last time.
		time_point m_became_uninteresting = aux::time_now();

		// the total payload download bytes
		// at the last unchoke round. This is used to
		// measure the number of bytes transferred during
		// an unchoke cycle, to unchoke peers the more bytes
		// they sent us
		std::int64_t m_downloaded_at_last_round = 0;
		std::int64_t m_uploaded_at_last_round = 0;

		// this is the number of bytes we had uploaded the
		// last time this peer was unchoked. This does not
		// reset each unchoke interval/round. This is used to
		// track upload across rounds, for the full duration of
		// the peer being unchoked. Specifically, it's used
		// for the round-robin unchoke algorithm.
		std::int64_t m_uploaded_at_last_unchoke = 0;

		// the number of payload bytes downloaded last second tick
		std::int32_t m_downloaded_last_second = 0;

		// the number of payload bytes uploaded last second tick
		std::int32_t m_uploaded_last_second = 0;

		// the number of bytes that the other
		// end has to send us in order to respond
		// to all outstanding piece requests we
		// have sent to it
		int m_outstanding_bytes = 0;

		aux::handler_storage<TORRENT_READ_HANDLER_MAX_SIZE> m_read_handler_storage;
		aux::handler_storage<TORRENT_WRITE_HANDLER_MAX_SIZE> m_write_handler_storage;

		// these are pieces we have recently sent suggests for to this peer.
		// it just serves as a queue to remember what we've sent, to avoid
		// re-sending suggests for the same piece
		// i.e. outgoing suggest pieces
		aux::vector<piece_index_t> m_suggest_pieces;

		// the pieces we will send to the peer
		// if requested (regardless of choke state)
		std::vector<piece_index_t> m_accept_fast;

		// a sent-piece counter for the allowed fast set
		// to avoid exploitation. Each slot is a counter
		// for one of the pieces from the allowed-fast set
		aux::vector<std::uint16_t> m_accept_fast_piece_cnt;

		// the pieces the peer will send us if
		// requested (regardless of choke state)
		std::vector<piece_index_t> m_allowed_fast;

		// pieces that has been suggested to be downloaded from this peer
		// i.e. incoming suggestions
		// TODO: 2 this should really be a circular buffer
		aux::vector<piece_index_t> m_suggested_pieces;

		// the time when this peer last saw a complete copy
		// of this torrent
		time_t m_last_seen_complete = 0;

		// the block we're currently receiving. Or
		// (-1, -1) if we're not receiving one
		piece_block m_receiving_block = piece_block::invalid;

		// the local endpoint for this peer, i.e. our address
		// and our port. If this is set for outgoing connections
		// before the connection completes, it means we want to
		// force the connection to be bound to the specified interface.
		// if it ends up being bound to a different local IP, the connection
		// is closed.
		tcp::endpoint m_local;

		// remote peer's id
		peer_id m_peer_id;

		// the bandwidth channels, upload and download
		// keeps track of the current quotas
		bandwidth_channel m_bandwidth_channel[num_channels];

	protected:
		// statistics about upload and download speeds
		// and total amount of uploads and downloads for
		// this peer
		// TODO: factor this out into its own class with a virtual interface
		// torrent and session should implement this interface
		stat m_statistics;

		// the number of outstanding bytes expected
		// to be received by extensions
		int m_extension_outstanding_bytes = 0;

		// the number of time critical requests
		// queued up in the m_request_queue that
		// soon will be committed to the download
		// queue. This is included in download_queue_time()
		// so that it can be used while adding more
		// requests and take the previous requests
		// into account without submitting it all
		// immediately
		int m_queued_time_critical = 0;

		// the number of bytes we are currently reading
		// from disk, that will be added to the send
		// buffer as soon as they complete
		int m_reading_bytes = 0;

		// options used for the piece picker. These flags will
		// be augmented with flags controlled by other settings
		// like sequential download etc. These are here to
		// let plugins control flags that should always be set
		int m_picker_options = 0;

		// the number of invalid piece-requests
		// we have got from this peer. If the request
		// queue gets empty, and there have been
		// invalid requests, we can assume the
		// peer is waiting for those pieces.
		// we can then clear its download queue
		// by sending choke, unchoke.
		int m_num_invalid_requests = 0;

		// if [0] is -1, superseeding is not active. If it is >= 0
		// this is the piece that is available to this peer. Only
		// these two pieces can be downloaded from us by this peer.
		// This will remain the current piece for this peer until
		// another peer sends us a have message for this piece
		std::array<piece_index_t, 2> m_superseed_piece = {{piece_index_t(-1), piece_index_t(-1)}};

		// the number of bytes send to the disk-io
		// thread that hasn't yet been completely written.
		int m_outstanding_writing_bytes = 0;

		// max transfer rates seen on this peer
		int m_download_rate_peak = 0;
		int m_upload_rate_peak = 0;

		// when using the BitTyrant choker, this is our
		// estimated reciprocation rate. i.e. the rate
		// we need to send to this peer for it to unchoke
		// us
		int m_est_reciprocation_rate;

		// stop sending data after this many bytes, INT_MAX = inf
		int m_send_barrier = INT_MAX;

		// the number of request we should queue up
		// at the remote end.
		// TODO: 2 rename this target queue size
		std::uint16_t m_desired_queue_size = 4;

		// if set to non-zero, this peer will always prefer
		// to request entire n pieces, rather than blocks.
		// where n is the value of this variable.
		// if it is 0, the download rate limit setting
		// will be used to determine if whole pieces
		// are preferred.
		int m_prefer_contiguous_blocks = 0;

		// this is the number of times this peer has had
		// a request rejected because of a disk I/O failure.
		// once this reaches a certain threshold, the
		// peer is disconnected in order to avoid infinite
		// loops of consistent failures
		std::uint8_t m_disk_read_failures = 0;

		// this is used in seed mode whenever we trigger a hash check
		// for a piece, before we read it. It's used to throttle
		// the hash checks to just a few per peer at a time.
		std::uint8_t m_outstanding_piece_verification:3;

		// is true if it was we that connected to the peer
		// and false if we got an incoming connection
		// could be considered: true = local, false = remote
		bool m_outgoing:1;

		// is true if we learn the incoming connections listening
		// during the extended handshake
		bool m_received_listen_port:1;

		// if this is true, the disconnection
		// timestamp is not updated when the connection
		// is closed. This means the time until we can
		// reconnect to this peer is shorter, and likely
		// immediate.
		bool m_fast_reconnect:1;

		// this is set to true if the connection timed
		// out or closed the connection. In that
		// case we will not try to reconnect to
		// this peer
		bool m_failed:1;

		// this is set to true if the connection attempt
		// succeeded. i.e. the TCP 3-way handshake
		bool m_connected:1;

		// if this is true, the blocks picked by the piece
		// picker will be merged before passed to the
		// request function. i.e. subsequent blocks are
		// merged into larger blocks. This is used by
		// the http-downloader, to request whole pieces
		// at a time.
		bool m_request_large_blocks:1;

		// set to true if this peer is in share mode
		bool m_share_mode:1;

		// set to true when this peer is only uploading
		bool m_upload_only:1;

		// this is set to true once the bitfield is received
		bool m_bitfield_received:1;

		// if this is set to true, the client will not
		// pick any pieces from this peer
		bool m_no_download:1;

		// 1 bit

		// set to true while we're trying to holepunch
		bool m_holepunch_mode:1;

		// the other side has told us that it won't send anymore
		// data to us for a while
		bool m_peer_choked:1;

		// this is set to true when a have_all
		// message is received. This information
		// is used to fill the bitmask in init()
		bool m_have_all:1;

		// other side says that it's interested in downloading
		// from us.
		bool m_peer_interested:1;

		// set to true when we should recalculate interest
		// for this peer. Since this is a fairly expensive
		// operation, it's delayed until the second_tick is
		// fired, so that multiple events that wants to recalc
		// interest are coalesced into only triggering it once
		// the actual computation is done in do_update_interest().
		bool m_need_interest_update:1;

		// set to true if this peer has metadata, and false
		// otherwise.
		bool m_has_metadata:1;

		// this is set to true if this peer was accepted exceeding
		// the connection limit. It means it has to disconnect
		// itself, or some other peer, as soon as it's completed
		// the handshake. We need to wait for the handshake in
		// order to know which torrent it belongs to, to know which
		// other peers to compare it to.
		bool m_exceeded_limit:1;

		// this is slow-start at the bittorrent layer. It affects how we increase
		// desired queue size (i.e. the number of outstanding requests we keep).
		// While the underlying transport protocol is in slow-start, the number of
		// outstanding requests need to increase at the same pace to keep up.
		bool m_slow_start:1;

		template <class Handler>
		aux::allocating_handler<Handler, TORRENT_READ_HANDLER_MAX_SIZE>
			make_read_handler(Handler const& handler)
		{
			return aux::allocating_handler<Handler, TORRENT_READ_HANDLER_MAX_SIZE>(
				handler, m_read_handler_storage, *this
			);
		}

		template <class Handler>
		aux::allocating_handler<Handler, TORRENT_WRITE_HANDLER_MAX_SIZE>
			make_write_handler(Handler const& handler)
		{
			return aux::allocating_handler<Handler, TORRENT_WRITE_HANDLER_MAX_SIZE>(
				handler, m_write_handler_storage, *this
			);
		}

#if TORRENT_USE_ASSERTS
	public:
		bool m_in_constructor = true;
		bool m_disconnect_started = false;
		bool m_initialized = false;
		int m_in_use = 1337;
		int m_received_in_piece = 0;
		bool m_destructed = false;
		// this is true while there is an outstanding
		// async write job on the socket
		bool m_socket_is_writing = false;
		bool is_single_thread() const;
#endif
	};

	struct cork
	{
		explicit cork(peer_connection& p): m_pc(p)
		{
			if (m_pc.m_channel_state[peer_connection::upload_channel] & peer_info::bw_network)
				return;

			// pretend that there's an outstanding send operation already, to
			// prevent future calls to setup_send() from actually causing an
			// asyc_send() to be issued.
			m_pc.m_channel_state[peer_connection::upload_channel] |= peer_info::bw_network;
			m_need_uncork = true;
		}
		cork(cork const&) = delete;
		cork& operator=(cork const&) = delete;

		~cork()
		{
			if (!m_need_uncork) return;
			m_pc.m_channel_state[peer_connection::upload_channel] &= ~peer_info::bw_network;
			m_pc.setup_send();
		}
	private:
		peer_connection& m_pc;
		bool m_need_uncork = false;
	};

}

#endif // TORRENT_PEER_CONNECTION_HPP_INCLUDED