#ifndef __SFS_DIO_H__
#define __SFS_DIO_H__
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/* X r d S f s D i o . h h */
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#include
#include
#include "XrdOuc/XrdOucSFVec.hh"
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//! XrdSfsDio.hh
//!
//! This class is used to define specialized I/O interfaces that can be
//! provided to the underlying filesystem. This object is normally passed via
//! the read() call should fctl() indicate this interface is to be used.
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
class XrdSfsDio
{
public:
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//! Send data to a client using the sendfile() system interface.
//!
//! @param fildes - The file descriptor to use to effect a sendfile() for
//! all of the requested data. The original offset and
//! length are used relative to this file descriptor.
//!
//! @return >0 - data has been sent in a previous call. This is indicative
//! of a logic error in SendData() as only one call is allowed.
//! @return =0 - data has been sent.
//! @return <0 - A fatal transmission error occurred. SendData() should
//! return SFS_ERROR to force the connection to be closed.
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
virtual int SendFile(int fildes) = 0;
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//! Send data to a client using the sendfile() system interface.
//!
//! @param sfvec - One or more XrdOucSFVec elements describing what should be
//! transferred. The first element of the vector *must* be
//! available for use by the interface for proper framing.
//! That is, start filling in elements at sfvec[1] and sfvnum
//! should be the count of elements filled in plus 1.
//! @param sfvnum - total number of elements in sfvec and includes the first
//! unused element. There is a maximum number of elements
//! that the vector may have; defined inside XrdOucSFVec.
//!
//! @return >0 - either data has been sent in a previous call or the total
//! amount of data in sfvec is greater than the original
//! request. This is indicative of a SendData() logic error.
//! @return =0 - data has been sent.
//! @return <0 - A fatal transmission error occurred. SendData() should
//! return SFS_ERROR to force the connection to be closed.
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
virtual int SendFile(XrdOucSFVec *sfvec, int sfvnum) = 0;
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//! Change the file descriptor setting and, consequently, interface processing.
//!
//! @param fildes - The file descriptor to use in the future, as follows:
//! < 0 - Disable sendfile and always use read().
//! >= 0 - Enable sendfile and always use sendfile() w/o
//! invoking this interface (i.e. fast path).
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
virtual void SetFD(int fildes) = 0;
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//! Constructor and destructor
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
XrdSfsDio() {}
virtual ~XrdSfsDio() {}
};
#endif