rcore-tutorial/os/src/syscall/net.rs
2023-03-30 22:20:01 +08:00

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use crate::net::port_table::{listen, PortFd, accept, port_acceptable};
use crate::net::udp::UDP;
use crate::net::{IPv4, net_interrupt_handler};
use crate::task::{current_process, current_task, current_trap_cx};
use alloc::sync::Arc;
// just support udp
pub fn sys_connect(raddr: u32, lport: u16, rport: u16) -> isize {
let process = current_process();
let mut inner = process.inner_exclusive_access();
let fd = inner.alloc_fd();
let udp_node = UDP::new(IPv4::from_u32(raddr), lport, rport);
inner.fd_table[fd] = Some(Arc::new(udp_node));
fd as isize
}
// listen a port
pub fn sys_listen(port: u16) -> isize {
match listen(port) {
Some(port_index) => {
let process = current_process();
let mut inner = process.inner_exclusive_access();
let fd = inner.alloc_fd();
let port_fd = PortFd::new(port_index);
inner.fd_table[fd] = Some(Arc::new(port_fd));
// NOTICE: this return the port index, not the fd
port_index as isize
}
None => -1,
}
}
// accept a tcp connection
pub fn sys_accept(port_index: usize) -> isize {
println!("accepting port {}", port_index);
let task = current_task().unwrap();
accept(port_index, task);
// block_current_and_run_next();
// NOTICE: There does not have interrupt handler, just call it munually.
loop {
net_interrupt_handler();
if !port_acceptable(port_index) {
break;
}
}
let cx = current_trap_cx();
cx.x[10] as isize
}