transmission/libtransmission/fdlimit.h

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#include "net.h"

/***********************************************************************
 * tr_fdInit
 ***********************************************************************
 * Detect the maximum number of open files and initializes things.
 **********************************************************************/
void tr_fdInit( int globalPeerLimit );

void tr_fdClose( void );

/**
 * Returns an fd to the specified filename.
 *
 * A small pool of open files is kept to avoid the overhead of
 * continually opening and closing the same files when downloading
 * piece data.    It's also used to ensure only one caller can
 * write to the file at a time.  Callers check out a file, use it,
 * and then check it back in via tr_fdFileReturn() when done.
 *
 * - if `folder' doesn't exist, errno is set to ENOENT.
 * - if doWrite is true, subfolders in torrentFile are created if necessary.
 * - if doWrite is true, the target file is created if necessary.
 *
 * on success, a file descriptor >= 0 is returned.
 * on failure, a -1 is returned and errno is set.
 *
 * @see tr_fdFileReturn
 * @see tr_fdFileClose
 */
int  tr_fdFileCheckout( const char * folder,
                        const char * torrentFile,
                        int          doWrite,
                        int          doPreallocate,
                        uint64_t     desiredFileSize );

/**
 * Returns an fd from tr_fdFileCheckout() so that other clients may borrow it.
 *
 * @see tr_fdFileCheckout
 * @see tr_fdFileClose
 */
void tr_fdFileReturn( int file );

/**
 * Closes a file that's being held by our file repository.
 *
 * If the file isn't checked out, it's closed immediately.
 * If the file is currently checked out, it will be closed upon its return.
 *
 * @see tr_fdFileCheckout
 * @see tr_fdFileReturn
 */
void     tr_fdFileClose( const char * filename );


/***********************************************************************
 * Sockets
 **********************************************************************/
int      tr_fdSocketCreate( int type );

int      tr_fdSocketAccept( int              b,
                            struct in_addr * addr,
                            tr_port_t *      port );

void     tr_fdSocketClose( int s );

/***********************************************************************
 * tr_fdClose
 ***********************************************************************
 * Frees resources allocated by tr_fdInit.
 **********************************************************************/
void     tr_fdClose( void );


void     tr_fdSetPeerLimit( uint16_t n );

uint16_t tr_fdGetPeerLimit( void );