premiere-libtorrent/include/libtorrent/peer_list.hpp

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#ifndef TORRENT_POLICY_HPP_INCLUDED
#define TORRENT_POLICY_HPP_INCLUDED

#include <algorithm>
#include <deque>
#include "libtorrent/string_util.hpp" // for allocate_string_copy
#include "libtorrent/request_blocks.hpp" // for source_rank

#include "libtorrent/torrent_peer.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/piece_picker.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/socket.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/address.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/invariant_check.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/config.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/debug.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/peer_connection_interface.hpp"

namespace libtorrent
{

	struct external_ip;
	struct ip_filter;
	class port_filter;
	struct torrent_peer_allocator_interface;

	// this object is used to communicate torrent state and
	// some configuration to the peer_list object. This make
	// the peer_list type not depend on the torrent type directly.
	struct torrent_state
	{
		torrent_state()
			: is_paused(false)
			, is_finished(false)
			, allow_multiple_connections_per_ip(false)
			, first_time_seen(false)
			, max_peerlist_size(1000)
			, min_reconnect_time(60)
			, loop_counter(0)
			, ip(NULL), port(0)
			, max_failcount(3)
		{}
		bool is_paused;
		bool is_finished;
		bool allow_multiple_connections_per_ip;

		// this is set by peer_list::add_peer to either true or false
		// true means the peer we just added was new, false means
		// we already knew about the peer
		bool first_time_seen;

		int max_peerlist_size;
		int min_reconnect_time;

		// the number of iterations over the peer list for this operation
		int loop_counter;

		// these are used only by find_connect_candidates in order
		// to implement peer ranking. See:
		// http://blog.libtorrent.org/2012/12/swarm-connectivity/
		external_ip const* ip;
		int port;

		// the number of times a peer must fail before it's no longer considered
		// a connect candidate
		int max_failcount;

		// if any peer were removed during this call, they are returned in
		// this vector. The caller would want to make sure there are no
		// references to these torrent_peers anywhere
		std::vector<torrent_peer*> erased;
	};

	class TORRENT_EXTRA_EXPORT peer_list : single_threaded
	{
	public:

		peer_list(torrent_peer_allocator_interface& alloc);
		~peer_list();

#if TORRENT_USE_I2P
		torrent_peer* add_i2p_peer(char const* destination, int src, char flags
			, torrent_state* state);
#endif

		enum
		{
			// these flags match the flags passed in ut_pex
			// messages
			flag_encryption = 0x1,
			flag_seed = 0x2,
			flag_utp = 0x4,
			flag_holepunch = 0x8
		};

		// this is called once for every torrent_peer we get from
		// the tracker, pex, lsd or dht.
		torrent_peer* add_peer(const tcp::endpoint& remote
			, int source, char flags, torrent_state* state);

		// false means duplicate connection
		bool update_peer_port(int port, torrent_peer* p, int src, torrent_state* state);

		// called when an incoming connection is accepted
		// false means the connection was refused or failed
		bool new_connection(peer_connection_interface& c, int session_time, torrent_state* state);

		// the given connection was just closed
		void connection_closed(const peer_connection_interface& c
			, int session_time, torrent_state* state);

		bool ban_peer(torrent_peer* p);
		void set_connection(torrent_peer* p, peer_connection_interface* c);
		void set_failcount(torrent_peer* p, int f);
		void inc_failcount(torrent_peer* p);

		void apply_ip_filter(ip_filter const& filter, torrent_state* state
			, std::vector<address>& banned);
		void apply_port_filter(port_filter const& filter, torrent_state* state
			, std::vector<address>& banned);

		void set_seed(torrent_peer* p, bool s);

		// this clears all cached peer priorities. It's called when
		// our external IP changes
		void clear_peer_prio();

#if TORRENT_USE_ASSERTS
		bool has_connection(const peer_connection_interface* p);
#endif
#if TORRENT_USE_INVARIANT_CHECKS
		void check_invariant() const;
#endif

		int num_peers() const { return int(m_peers.size()); }

#ifdef TORRENT_OPTIMIZE_MEMORY_USAGE
		typedef std::vector<torrent_peer*> peers_t;
#else
		typedef std::deque<torrent_peer*> peers_t;
#endif

		typedef peers_t::iterator iterator;
		typedef peers_t::const_iterator const_iterator;
		iterator begin_peer() { return m_peers.begin(); }
		iterator end_peer() { return m_peers.end(); }
		const_iterator begin_peer() const { return m_peers.begin(); }
		const_iterator end_peer() const { return m_peers.end(); }

		std::pair<iterator, iterator> find_peers(address const& a)
		{
#if TORRENT_USE_I2P
			if (a == address())
				return std::pair<iterator, iterator>(m_peers.end(), m_peers.end());
#endif
			return std::equal_range(
				m_peers.begin(), m_peers.end(), a, peer_address_compare());
		}

		std::pair<const_iterator, const_iterator> find_peers(address const& a) const
		{
			return std::equal_range(
				m_peers.begin(), m_peers.end(), a, peer_address_compare());
		}

		torrent_peer* connect_one_peer(int session_time, torrent_state* state);

		bool has_peer(torrent_peer const* p) const;

		int num_seeds() const { return m_num_seeds; }
		int num_connect_candidates() const { return m_num_connect_candidates; }

		void erase_peer(torrent_peer* p, torrent_state* state);
		void erase_peer(iterator i, torrent_state* state);

		void set_max_failcount(torrent_state* st);

	private:

		// not copyable
		peer_list(peer_list const&);
		peer_list& operator=(peer_list const&);

		void recalculate_connect_candidates(torrent_state* state);

		void update_connect_candidates(int delta);

		void update_peer(torrent_peer* p, int src, int flags
		, tcp::endpoint const& remote, char const* destination);
		bool insert_peer(torrent_peer* p, iterator iter, int flags, torrent_state* state);

		bool compare_peer_erase(torrent_peer const& lhs, torrent_peer const& rhs) const;
		bool compare_peer(torrent_peer const* lhs, torrent_peer const* rhs
			, external_ip const& external, int source_port) const;

		void find_connect_candidates(std::vector<torrent_peer*>& peers
			, int session_time, torrent_state* state);

		bool is_connect_candidate(torrent_peer const& p) const;
		bool is_erase_candidate(torrent_peer const& p) const;
		bool is_force_erase_candidate(torrent_peer const& pe) const;
		bool should_erase_immediately(torrent_peer const& p) const;

		enum flags_t { force_erase = 1 };
		void erase_peers(torrent_state* state, int flags = 0);

		peers_t m_peers;

		// this should be NULL for the most part. It's set
		// to point to a valid torrent_peer object if that
		// object needs to be kept alive. If we ever feel
		// like removing a torrent_peer from m_peers, we
		// first check if the peer matches this one, and
		// if so, don't delete it.
		torrent_peer* m_locked_peer;

		// the peer allocator, as stored from the constructor
		// this must be available in the destructor to free all peers
		torrent_peer_allocator_interface& m_peer_allocator;

		// the number of seeds in the torrent_peer list
		boost::uint32_t m_num_seeds:31;

		// this was the state of the torrent the
		// last time we recalculated the number of
		// connect candidates. Since seeds (or upload
		// only) peers are not connect candidates
		// when we're finished, the set depends on
		// this state. Every time m_torrent->is_finished()
		// is different from this state, we need to
		// recalculate the connect candidates.
		boost::uint32_t m_finished:1;

		// since the torrent_peer list can grow too large
		// to scan all of it, start at this index
		int m_round_robin;

		// a list of good connect candidates
		std::vector<torrent_peer*> m_candidate_cache;

		// The number of peers in our torrent_peer list
		// that are connect candidates. i.e. they're
		// not already connected and they have not
		// yet reached their max try count and they
		// have the connectable state (we have a listen
		// port for them).
		int m_num_connect_candidates;

		// if a peer has failed this many times or more, we don't consider
		// it a connect candidate anymore.
		int m_max_failcount;
	};

}

#endif // TORRENT_POLICY_HPP_INCLUDED