test-example-projects/c++_projects/280w-mysql-8.0.18/include/mysql_async.h

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#ifndef MYSQL_ASYNC_INCLUDED
#define MYSQL_ASYNC_INCLUDED

#define MYSQL_ASYNC_INCLUDED

#include <mysql.h>

/*
  NOTE:this file should not be included as part of packaging.
*/
/* Async MySQL extension fields here. */

/*
  This enum is to represent different asynchronous operations like reading the
  network, writing to network, idle state, or complete state.
*/
enum net_async_operation {
  NET_ASYNC_OP_IDLE = 0, /* default state */
  NET_ASYNC_OP_READING,  /* used by my_net_read calls */
  NET_ASYNC_OP_WRITING,  /* used by my_net_write calls */
  NET_ASYNC_OP_COMPLETE  /* network read or write is complete */
};

/* Reading a packet is a multi-step process, so we have a state machine. */
enum net_async_read_packet_state {
  NET_ASYNC_PACKET_READ_IDLE = 0, /* default packet read state */
  NET_ASYNC_PACKET_READ_HEADER,   /* read packet header */
  NET_ASYNC_PACKET_READ_BODY,     /* read packet contents */
  NET_ASYNC_PACKET_READ_COMPLETE  /* state to define if packet is
                                     completely read */
};

/* Different states when reading a query result. */
enum net_read_query_result_status {
  NET_ASYNC_READ_QUERY_RESULT_IDLE = 0,    /* default state */
  NET_ASYNC_READ_QUERY_RESULT_FIELD_COUNT, /* read Ok or read field
                                              count sent as part of
                                              COM_QUERY */
  NET_ASYNC_READ_QUERY_RESULT_FIELD_INFO   /* read result of above
                                              COM_* command */
};

/* Sending a command involves the write as well as reading the status. */
enum net_send_command_status {
  NET_ASYNC_SEND_COMMAND_IDLE = 0,      /* default send command state */
  NET_ASYNC_SEND_COMMAND_WRITE_COMMAND, /* send COM_* command */
  NET_ASYNC_SEND_COMMAND_READ_STATUS    /* read result of above COM_*
                                           command */
};

/*
  Async operations are broadly classified into 3 phases:
  Connection phase, phase of sending data to server (which is writing phase)
  and reading data from server (which is reading phase). Below enum describes
  the same
*/
enum net_async_block_state {
  NET_NONBLOCKING_CONNECT = 0,
  NET_NONBLOCKING_READ,
  NET_NONBLOCKING_WRITE
};

struct io_vec {
  void *iov_base; /* Starting address */
  size_t iov_len; /* Number of bytes to transfer */
};

typedef struct NET_ASYNC {
  /* The position in buff we continue reads from when data is next available */
  unsigned char *cur_pos;
  /** Blocking state */
  enum net_async_block_state async_blocking_state;
  /** Our current operation */
  enum net_async_operation async_operation;
  /** How many bytes we want to read */
  size_t async_bytes_wanted;
  /*
    Simple state to know if we're reading the first row, and
    command/query statuses.
  */
  bool read_rows_is_first_read;
  enum net_send_command_status async_send_command_status;
  enum net_read_query_result_status async_read_query_result_status;

  /* State when waiting on an async read */
  enum net_async_read_packet_state async_packet_read_state;
  /* Size of the packet we're currently reading */
  size_t async_packet_length;

  /*
    Headers and vector for our async writes; see net_serv.c for
    detailed description.
  */
  unsigned char *async_write_headers;
  struct io_vec *async_write_vector;
  size_t async_write_vector_size;
  size_t async_write_vector_current;
  unsigned char
      inline_async_write_header[NET_HEADER_SIZE + COMP_HEADER_SIZE + 1 + 1];
  struct io_vec inline_async_write_vector[3];

  /* State for reading responses that are larger than MAX_PACKET_LENGTH */
  unsigned long async_multipacket_read_saved_whereb;
  unsigned long async_multipacket_read_total_len;
  bool async_multipacket_read_started;
} NET_ASYNC;

struct NET_EXTENSION {
  NET_ASYNC *net_async_context;
  mysql_compress_context compress_ctx;
};

NET_EXTENSION *net_extension_init();
void net_extension_free(NET *);

#define NET_EXTENSION_PTR(N) \
  ((NET_EXTENSION *)((N)->extension ? (N)->extension : NULL))

#define NET_ASYNC_DATA(M) \
  ((NET_EXTENSION_PTR(M)) ? (NET_EXTENSION_PTR(M)->net_async_context) : NULL)

/*
  Asynchronous operations are broadly classified into 2 categories.
  1. Connection
  2. Query execution
  This classification is defined in below enum
*/
enum mysql_async_operation_status {
  ASYNC_OP_UNSET = 0,
  ASYNC_OP_CONNECT,
  ASYNC_OP_QUERY
};

/*
  Query execution in an asynchronous fashion is broadly divided into 3 states
  which is described in below enum
*/
enum mysql_async_query_state_enum {
  QUERY_IDLE = 0,
  QUERY_SENDING,
  QUERY_READING_RESULT
};

typedef struct MYSQL_ASYNC {
  /* Buffer storing the rows result for cli_read_rows_nonblocking */
  MYSQL_DATA *rows_result_buffer;
  /* a pointer to keep track of the previous row of the current result row */
  MYSQL_ROWS **prev_row_ptr;
  /* Context needed to track the state of a connection being established */
  struct mysql_async_connect *connect_context;
  /* Status of the current async op */
  enum mysql_async_operation_status async_op_status;
  /* Size of the current running async query */
  size_t async_query_length;
  /* If a query is running, this is its state */
  enum mysql_async_query_state_enum async_query_state;
  /* context needed to support metadata read operation */
  unsigned long *async_read_metadata_field_len;
  MYSQL_FIELD *async_read_metadata_fields;
  MYSQL_ROWS async_read_metadata_data;
  unsigned int async_read_metadata_cur_field;
  /* a pointer to keep track of the result sets */
  struct MYSQL_RES *async_store_result_result;
} MYSQL_ASYNC;

enum net_async_status my_net_write_nonblocking(NET *net,
                                               const unsigned char *packet,
                                               size_t len, bool *res);
enum net_async_status net_write_command_nonblocking(
    NET *net, unsigned char command, const unsigned char *prefix,
    size_t prefix_len, const unsigned char *packet, size_t packet_len,
    bool *res);
enum net_async_status my_net_read_nonblocking(NET *net, unsigned long *len_ptr,
                                              unsigned long *complen_ptr);

int mysql_get_socket_descriptor(MYSQL *mysql);

#endif /* MYSQL_ASYNC_INCLUDED */