* Move jsonsl to third-party
This treats it as proper 3rd-party code to which our warning and style
settings don't extend.
* Move wildmat to third-party
This treats it as proper 3rd-party code to which our warning and style
settings don't extend.
* Fixup Xcode project to match new project structure
Its two calls to evbuffer_peek() used 3.5% of CPU use (measured with perf
when built with RelWithDebInfo). I added vecs() so that libtransmsision
could send noncontiguous buffers via utp_writev(); but in my testing, all
the buffers being sent are contiguous and so this is unnecessary work.
* refactor: group related functions together in the source
* refactor: make tr_peerIo::decrypt() private
* refactor: make tr_peerIo::is_seed() private
* refactor: remove unused tr_isPeerIo()
* refactor: move tr_tracker_http_announce() helper funcs into their own namespace
* refactor: move tr_globalIPv6() helper funcs into their own namespace
* refactor: move tr_address_is_valid_for_peers() helper funcs into their own namespace
* refactor: make tr_address_compare() a private method
* refactor: rename tr_address::isIPv4() to is_ipv4()
* refactor: use snake_case for tr_address methods
* refactor: make tr_address_is_valid_for_peers() a member function
* refactor: make tr_peer_socket.type private
* refactor: reimplement tr_peerIo::address() as a wrapper around tr_peer_socket::address()
* refactor: remove tr_address, tr_port from tr_peerIo
* refactor: replace tr_netClosePeerSocket() with tr_peer_socket::close()
* fix: save log level, encryption mod, preallocation mode as ints
* fix: ensure log level is saved in tr_sessionGetSettings()
* fix: ensure the right verbosity row is selected
* refactor: add tr_rand_obj()
There are a lot of places in the codebase where we need to populate
an integral type or a fixed-size array with random data. To do this,
we instantiate a local on the stack, fill it with tr_rand_buffer(),
and then use it.
This PR creates a helper function to make this a one-liner.
Mike Gelfand