// -*- mode: cpp; mode: fold -*-
// Description /*{{{*/
-// $Id: acquire.h,v 1.5 1998/10/26 07:11:48 jgg Exp $
+// $Id: acquire.h,v 1.29.2.1 2003/12/24 23:09:17 mdz Exp $
/* ######################################################################
Acquire - File Acquiration
##################################################################### */
/*}}}*/
+
+/** \defgroup acquire Acquire system
+ *
+ * \brief The Acquire system is responsible for retrieving files from
+ * local or remote URIs and postprocessing them (for instance,
+ * verifying their authenticity). The core class in this system is
+ * pkgAcquire, which is responsible for managing the download queues
+ * during the download. There is at least one download queue for
+ * each supported protocol; protocols such as http may provide one
+ * queue per host.
+ *
+ * Each file to download is represented by a subclass of
+ * pkgAcquire::Item. The files add themselves to the download
+ * queue(s) by providing their URI information to
+ * pkgAcquire::Item::QueueURI, which calls pkgAcquire::Enqueue.
+ *
+ * Once the system is set up, the Run method will spawn subprocesses
+ * to handle the enqueued URIs; the scheduler will then take items
+ * from the queues and feed them into the handlers until the queues
+ * are empty.
+ *
+ * \todo Acquire supports inserting an object into several queues at
+ * once, but it is not clear what its behavior in this case is, and
+ * no subclass of pkgAcquire::Item seems to actually use this
+ * capability.
+ */
+
+/** \addtogroup acquire
+ *
+ * @{
+ *
+ * \file acquire.h
+ */
+
#ifndef PKGLIB_ACQUIRE_H
#define PKGLIB_ACQUIRE_H
#include <vector>
#include <string>
-#ifdef __GNUG__
-#pragma interface "apt-pkg/acquire.h"
-#endif
+using std::vector;
+using std::string;
+
+#include <sys/time.h>
#include <unistd.h>
+class pkgAcquireStatus;
+
+/** \brief The core download scheduler.
+ *
+ * This class represents an ongoing download. It manages the lists
+ * of active and pending downloads and handles setting up and tearing
+ * down download-related structures.
+ *
+ * \todo Why all the protected data items and methods?
+ */
class pkgAcquire
{
public:
class Queue;
class Worker;
struct MethodConfig;
- friend Item;
- friend Queue;
-
+ struct ItemDesc;
+ friend class Item;
+ friend class Queue;
+
+ typedef vector<Item *>::iterator ItemIterator;
+ typedef vector<Item *>::const_iterator ItemCIterator;
+
protected:
- // List of items to fetch
+ /** \brief A list of items to download.
+ *
+ * This is built monotonically as items are created and only
+ * emptied when the download shuts down.
+ */
vector<Item *> Items;
- // List of active queues and fetched method configuration parameters
+ /** \brief The head of the list of active queues.
+ *
+ * \todo why a hand-managed list of queues instead of std::list or
+ * std::set?
+ */
Queue *Queues;
+
+ /** \brief The head of the list of active workers.
+ *
+ * \todo why a hand-managed list of workers instead of std::list
+ * or std::set?
+ */
Worker *Workers;
+
+ /** \brief The head of the list of acquire method configurations.
+ *
+ * Each protocol (http, ftp, gzip, etc) via which files can be
+ * fetched can have a representation in this list. The
+ * configuration data is filled in by parsing the 100 Capabilities
+ * string output by a method on startup (see
+ * pkgAcqMethod::pkgAcqMethod and pkgAcquire::GetConfig).
+ *
+ * \todo why a hand-managed config dictionary instead of std::map?
+ */
MethodConfig *Configs;
+
+ /** \brief The progress indicator for this download. */
+ pkgAcquireStatus *Log;
+
+ /** \brief The total size of the files which are to be fetched.
+ *
+ * This is not necessarily the total number of bytes to download
+ * when, e.g., download resumption and list updates via patches
+ * are taken into account.
+ */
unsigned long ToFetch;
-
- // Configurable parameters for the schedular
- enum {QueueHost,QueueAccess} QueueMode;
+
+ // Configurable parameters for the scheduler
+
+ /** \brief Represents the queuing strategy for remote URIs. */
+ enum QueueStrategy {
+ /** \brief Generate one queue for each protocol/host combination; downloads from
+ * multiple hosts can proceed in parallel.
+ */
+ QueueHost,
+ /** \brief Generate a single queue for each protocol; serialize
+ * downloads from multiple hosts.
+ */
+ QueueAccess} QueueMode;
+
+ /** \brief If \b true, debugging information will be dumped to std::clog. */
bool Debug;
+ /** \brief If \b true, a download is currently in progress. */
bool Running;
-
+
+ /** \brief Add the given item to the list of items. */
void Add(Item *Item);
+
+ /** \brief Remove the given item from the list of items. */
void Remove(Item *Item);
+
+ /** \brief Add the given worker to the list of workers. */
void Add(Worker *Work);
+
+ /** \brief Remove the given worker from the list of workers. */
void Remove(Worker *Work);
- void Enqueue(Item *Item,string URI,string Description);
+ /** \brief Insert the given fetch request into the appropriate queue.
+ *
+ * \param Item The URI to download and the item to download it
+ * for. Copied by value into the queue; no reference to Item is
+ * retained.
+ */
+ void Enqueue(ItemDesc &Item);
+
+ /** \brief Remove all fetch requests for this item from all queues. */
void Dequeue(Item *Item);
- string QueueName(string URI);
- // FDSET managers for derived classes
- void SetFds(int &Fd,fd_set *RSet,fd_set *WSet);
- void RunFds(fd_set *RSet,fd_set *WSet);
+ /** \brief Determine the fetch method and queue of a URI.
+ *
+ * \param URI The URI to fetch.
+ *
+ * \param[out] Config A location in which to place the method via
+ * which the URI is to be fetched.
+ *
+ * \return the string-name of the queue in which a fetch request
+ * for the given URI should be placed.
+ */
+ string QueueName(string URI,MethodConfig const *&Config);
+
+ /** \brief Build up the set of file descriptors upon which select() should
+ * block.
+ *
+ * The default implementation inserts the file descriptors
+ * corresponding to active downloads.
+ *
+ * \param[out] Fd The largest file descriptor in the generated sets.
+ *
+ * \param[out] RSet The set of file descriptors that should be
+ * watched for input.
+ *
+ * \param[out] WSet The set of file descriptors that should be
+ * watched for output.
+ */
+ virtual void SetFds(int &Fd,fd_set *RSet,fd_set *WSet);
+
+ /** Handle input from and output to file descriptors which select()
+ * has determined are ready. The default implementation
+ * dispatches to all active downloads.
+ *
+ * \param RSet The set of file descriptors that are ready for
+ * input.
+ *
+ * \param WSet The set of file descriptors that are ready for
+ * output.
+ */
+ virtual void RunFds(fd_set *RSet,fd_set *WSet);
+
+ /** \brief Check for idle queues with ready-to-fetch items.
+ *
+ * Called by pkgAcquire::Queue::Done each time an item is dequeued
+ * but remains on some queues; i.e., another queue should start
+ * fetching it.
+ */
+ void Bump();
public:
+ /** \brief Retrieve information about a fetch method by name.
+ *
+ * \param Access The name of the method to look up.
+ *
+ * \return the method whose name is Access, or \b NULL if no such method exists.
+ */
MethodConfig *GetConfig(string Access);
- bool Run();
+
+ /** \brief Provides information on how a download terminated. */
+ enum RunResult {
+ /** \brief All files were fetched successfully. */
+ Continue,
+
+ /** \brief Some files failed to download. */
+ Failed,
+
+ /** \brief The download was cancelled by the user (i.e., #Log's
+ * pkgAcquireStatus::Pulse() method returned \b false).
+ */
+ Cancelled};
+
+ /** \brief Download all the items that have been Add()ed to this
+ * download process.
+ *
+ * This method will block until the download completes, invoking
+ * methods on #Log to report on the progress of the download.
+ *
+ * \param PulseInterval The method pkgAcquireStatus::Pulse will be
+ * invoked on #Log at intervals of PulseInterval milliseconds.
+ *
+ * \return the result of the download.
+ */
+ RunResult Run(int PulseInterval=500000);
+
+ /** \brief Remove all items from this download process, terminate
+ * all download workers, and empty all queues.
+ */
+ void Shutdown();
- pkgAcquire();
- ~pkgAcquire();
+ /** \brief Get the first #Worker object.
+ *
+ * \return the first active worker in this download process.
+ */
+ inline Worker *WorkersBegin() {return Workers;};
+
+ /** \brief Advance to the next #Worker object.
+ *
+ * \return the worker immediately following I, or \b NULL if none
+ * exists.
+ */
+ Worker *WorkerStep(Worker *I);
+
+ /** \brief Get the head of the list of items. */
+ inline ItemIterator ItemsBegin() {return Items.begin();};
+
+ /** \brief Get the end iterator of the list of items. */
+ inline ItemIterator ItemsEnd() {return Items.end();};
+
+ // Iterate over queued Item URIs
+ class UriIterator;
+ /** \brief Get the head of the list of enqueued item URIs.
+ *
+ * This iterator will step over every element of every active
+ * queue.
+ */
+ UriIterator UriBegin();
+ /** \brief Get the end iterator of the list of enqueued item URIs. */
+ UriIterator UriEnd();
+
+ /** Deletes each entry in the given directory that is not being
+ * downloaded by this object. For instance, when downloading new
+ * list files, calling Clean() will delete the old ones.
+ *
+ * \param Dir The directory to be cleaned out.
+ *
+ * \return \b true if the directory exists and is readable.
+ */
+ bool Clean(string Dir);
+
+ /** \return the total size in bytes of all the items included in
+ * this download.
+ */
+ double TotalNeeded();
+
+ /** \return the size in bytes of all non-local items included in
+ * this download.
+ */
+ double FetchNeeded();
+
+ /** \return the amount of data to be fetched that is already
+ * present on the filesystem.
+ */
+ double PartialPresent();
+
+ /** \brief Construct a new pkgAcquire.
+ *
+ * \param Log The progress indicator associated with this
+ * download, or \b NULL for none. This object is not owned by the
+ * download process and will not be deleted when the pkgAcquire
+ * object is destroyed. Naturally, it should live for at least as
+ * long as the pkgAcquire object does.
+ */
+ pkgAcquire(pkgAcquireStatus *Log = 0);
+
+ /** \brief Destroy this pkgAcquire object.
+ *
+ * Destroys all queue, method, and item objects associated with
+ * this download.
+ */
+ virtual ~pkgAcquire();
+};
+
+/** \brief Represents a single download source from which an item
+ * should be downloaded.
+ *
+ * An item may have several assocated ItemDescs over its lifetime.
+ */
+struct pkgAcquire::ItemDesc
+{
+ /** \brief The URI from which to download this item. */
+ string URI;
+ /** brief A description of this item. */
+ string Description;
+ /** brief A shorter description of this item. */
+ string ShortDesc;
+ /** brief The underlying item which is to be downloaded. */
+ Item *Owner;
};
-// List of possible items queued for download.
+/** \brief A single download queue in a pkgAcquire object.
+ *
+ * \todo Why so many protected values?
+ */
class pkgAcquire::Queue
{
- friend pkgAcquire;
+ friend class pkgAcquire;
+ friend class pkgAcquire::UriIterator;
+ friend class pkgAcquire::Worker;
+
+ /** \brief The next queue in the pkgAcquire object's list of queues. */
Queue *Next;
protected:
- // Queued item
- struct QItem
+ /** \brief A single item placed in this queue. */
+ struct QItem : pkgAcquire::ItemDesc
{
+ /** \brief The next item in the queue. */
QItem *Next;
-
- string URI;
- string Description;
- Item *Owner;
+ /** \brief The worker associated with this item, if any. */
pkgAcquire::Worker *Worker;
- };
+
+ /** \brief Assign the ItemDesc portion of this QItem from
+ * another ItemDesc
+ */
+ void operator =(pkgAcquire::ItemDesc const &I)
+ {
+ URI = I.URI;
+ Description = I.Description;
+ ShortDesc = I.ShortDesc;
+ Owner = I.Owner;
+ };
+ };
- // Name of the queue
+ /** \brief The name of this queue. */
string Name;
- // Items queued into this queue
+ /** \brief The head of the list of items contained in this queue.
+ *
+ * \todo why a by-hand list instead of an STL structure?
+ */
QItem *Items;
+
+ /** \brief The head of the list of workers associated with this queue.
+ *
+ * \todo This is plural because support exists in Queue for
+ * multiple workers. However, it does not appear that there is
+ * any way to actually associate more than one worker with a
+ * queue.
+ *
+ * \todo Why not just use a std::set?
+ */
pkgAcquire::Worker *Workers;
+
+ /** \brief the download scheduler with which this queue is associated. */
pkgAcquire *Owner;
+
+ /** \brief The number of entries in this queue that are currently
+ * being downloaded.
+ */
+ signed long PipeDepth;
+
+ /** \brief The maximum number of entries that this queue will
+ * attempt to download at once.
+ */
+ unsigned long MaxPipeDepth;
public:
- // Put an item into this queue
- void Enqueue(Item *Owner,string URI,string Description);
- void Dequeue(Item *Owner);
+ /** \brief Insert the given fetch request into this queue.
+ *
+ * \return \b true if the queuing was successful. May return
+ * \b false if the Item is already in the queue
+ */
+ bool Enqueue(ItemDesc &Item);
+
+ /** \brief Remove all fetch requests for the given item from this queue.
+ *
+ * \return \b true if at least one request was removed from the queue.
+ */
+ bool Dequeue(Item *Owner);
- // Find a Queued item
+ /** \brief Locate an item in this queue.
+ *
+ * \param URI A URI to match against.
+ * \param Owner A pkgAcquire::Worker to match against.
+ *
+ * \return the first item in the queue whose URI is #URI and that
+ * is being downloaded by #Owner.
+ */
QItem *FindItem(string URI,pkgAcquire::Worker *Owner);
+
+ /** Presumably this should start downloading an item?
+ *
+ * \todo Unimplemented. Implement it or remove?
+ */
+ bool ItemStart(QItem *Itm,unsigned long Size);
+
+ /** \brief Remove the given item from this queue and set its state
+ * to pkgAcquire::Item::StatDone.
+ *
+ * If this is the only queue containing the item, the item is also
+ * removed from the main queue by calling pkgAcquire::Dequeue.
+ *
+ * \param Itm The item to remove.
+ *
+ * \return \b true if no errors are encountered.
+ */
bool ItemDone(QItem *Itm);
+ /** \brief Start the worker process associated with this queue.
+ *
+ * If a worker process is already associated with this queue,
+ * this is equivalent to calling Cycle().
+ *
+ * \return \b true if the startup was successful.
+ */
bool Startup();
- bool Shutdown();
+
+ /** \brief Shut down the worker process associated with this queue.
+ *
+ * \param Final If \b true, then the process is stopped unconditionally.
+ * Otherwise, it is only stopped if it does not need cleanup
+ * as indicated by the pkgAcqMethod::NeedsCleanup member of
+ * its configuration.
+ *
+ * \return \b true.
+ */
+ bool Shutdown(bool Final);
+
+ /** \brief Send idle items to the worker process.
+ *
+ * Fills up the pipeline by inserting idle items into the worker's queue.
+ */
+ bool Cycle();
+
+ /** \brief Check for items that could be enqueued.
+ *
+ * Call this after an item placed in multiple queues has gone from
+ * the pkgAcquire::Item::StatFetching state to the
+ * pkgAcquire::Item::StatIdle state, to possibly refill an empty queue.
+ * This is an alias for Cycle().
+ *
+ * \todo Why both this and Cycle()? Are they expected to be
+ * different someday?
+ */
+ void Bump();
+ /** \brief Create a new Queue.
+ *
+ * \param Name The name of the new queue.
+ * \param Owner The download process that owns the new queue.
+ */
Queue(string Name,pkgAcquire *Owner);
+
+ /** Shut down all the worker processes associated with this queue
+ * and empty the queue.
+ */
~Queue();
};
-// Configuration information from each method
+/** \brief Iterates over all the URIs being fetched by a pkgAcquire object. */
+class pkgAcquire::UriIterator
+{
+ /** The next queue to iterate over. */
+ pkgAcquire::Queue *CurQ;
+ /** The item that we currently point at. */
+ pkgAcquire::Queue::QItem *CurItem;
+
+ public:
+
+ inline void operator ++() {operator ++(0);};
+
+ void operator ++(int)
+ {
+ CurItem = CurItem->Next;
+ while (CurItem == 0 && CurQ != 0)
+ {
+ CurItem = CurQ->Items;
+ CurQ = CurQ->Next;
+ }
+ };
+
+ inline pkgAcquire::ItemDesc const *operator ->() const {return CurItem;};
+ inline bool operator !=(UriIterator const &rhs) const {return rhs.CurQ != CurQ || rhs.CurItem != CurItem;};
+ inline bool operator ==(UriIterator const &rhs) const {return rhs.CurQ == CurQ && rhs.CurItem == CurItem;};
+
+ /** \brief Create a new UriIterator.
+ *
+ * \param Q The queue over which this UriIterator should iterate.
+ */
+ UriIterator(pkgAcquire::Queue *Q) : CurQ(Q), CurItem(0)
+ {
+ while (CurItem == 0 && CurQ != 0)
+ {
+ CurItem = CurQ->Items;
+ CurQ = CurQ->Next;
+ }
+ }
+};
+
+/** \brief Information about the properties of a single acquire method. */
struct pkgAcquire::MethodConfig
{
+ /** \brief The next link on the acquire method list.
+ *
+ * \todo Why not an STL container?
+ */
MethodConfig *Next;
+ /** \brief The name of this acquire method (e.g., http). */
string Access;
+ /** \brief The implementation version of this acquire method. */
string Version;
+
+ /** \brief If \b true, only one download queue should be created for this
+ * method.
+ */
bool SingleInstance;
- bool PreScan;
+
+ /** \brief If \b true, this method supports pipelined downloading. */
bool Pipeline;
+
+ /** \brief If \b true, the worker process should send the entire
+ * APT configuration tree to the fetch subprocess when it starts
+ * up.
+ */
bool SendConfig;
+
+ /** \brief If \b true, this fetch method does not require network access;
+ * all files are to be acquired from the local disk.
+ */
+ bool LocalOnly;
+
+ /** \brief If \b true, the subprocess has to carry out some cleanup
+ * actions before shutting down.
+ *
+ * For instance, the cdrom method needs to unmount the CD after it
+ * finishes.
+ */
+ bool NeedsCleanup;
+
+ /** \brief If \b true, this fetch method acquires files from removable media. */
+ bool Removable;
+ /** \brief Set up the default method parameters.
+ *
+ * All fields are initialized to NULL, "", or \b false as
+ * appropriate.
+ */
MethodConfig();
};
+/** \brief A monitor object for downloads controlled by the pkgAcquire class.
+ *
+ * \todo Why protected members?
+ *
+ * \todo Should the double members be uint64_t?
+ */
+class pkgAcquireStatus
+{
+ protected:
+
+ /** \brief The last time at which this monitor object was updated. */
+ struct timeval Time;
+
+ /** \brief The time at which the download started. */
+ struct timeval StartTime;
+
+ /** \brief The number of bytes fetched as of the previous call to
+ * pkgAcquireStatus::Pulse, including local items.
+ */
+ double LastBytes;
+
+ /** \brief The current rate of download as of the most recent call
+ * to pkgAcquireStatus::Pulse, in bytes per second.
+ */
+ double CurrentCPS;
+
+ /** \brief The number of bytes fetched as of the most recent call
+ * to pkgAcquireStatus::Pulse, including local items.
+ */
+ double CurrentBytes;
+
+ /** \brief The total number of bytes that need to be fetched.
+ *
+ * \warning This member is inaccurate, as new items might be
+ * enqueued while the download is in progress!
+ */
+ double TotalBytes;
+
+ /** \brief The total number of bytes accounted for by items that
+ * were successfully fetched.
+ */
+ double FetchedBytes;
+
+ /** \brief The amount of time that has elapsed since the download
+ * started.
+ */
+ unsigned long ElapsedTime;
+
+ /** \brief The total number of items that need to be fetched.
+ *
+ * \warning This member is inaccurate, as new items might be
+ * enqueued while the download is in progress!
+ */
+ unsigned long TotalItems;
+
+ /** \brief The number of items that have been successfully downloaded. */
+ unsigned long CurrentItems;
+
+ public:
+
+ /** \brief If \b true, the download scheduler should call Pulse()
+ * at the next available opportunity.
+ */
+ bool Update;
+
+ /** \brief If \b true, extra Pulse() invocations will be performed.
+ *
+ * With this option set, Pulse() will be called every time that a
+ * download item starts downloading, finishes downloading, or
+ * terminates with an error.
+ */
+ bool MorePulses;
+
+ /** \brief Invoked when a local or remote file has been completely fetched.
+ *
+ * \param Size The size of the file fetched.
+ *
+ * \param ResumePoint How much of the file was already fetched.
+ */
+ virtual void Fetched(unsigned long Size,unsigned long ResumePoint);
+
+ /** \brief Invoked when the user should be prompted to change the
+ * inserted removable media.
+ *
+ * This method should not return until the user has confirmed to
+ * the user interface that the media change is complete.
+ *
+ * \param Media The name of the media type that should be changed.
+ *
+ * \param Drive The identifying name of the drive whose media
+ * should be changed.
+ *
+ * \return \b true if the user confirms the media change, \b
+ * false if it is cancelled.
+ *
+ * \todo This is a horrible blocking monster; it should be CPSed
+ * with prejudice.
+ */
+ virtual bool MediaChange(string Media,string Drive) = 0;
+
+ /** \brief Invoked when an item is confirmed to be up-to-date.
+
+ * For instance, when an HTTP download is informed that the file on
+ * the server was not modified.
+ */
+ virtual void IMSHit(pkgAcquire::ItemDesc &/*Itm*/) {};
+
+ /** \brief Invoked when some of an item's data is fetched. */
+ virtual void Fetch(pkgAcquire::ItemDesc &/*Itm*/) {};
+
+ /** \brief Invoked when an item is successfully and completely fetched. */
+ virtual void Done(pkgAcquire::ItemDesc &/*Itm*/) {};
+
+ /** \brief Invoked when the process of fetching an item encounters
+ * a fatal error.
+ */
+ virtual void Fail(pkgAcquire::ItemDesc &/*Itm*/) {};
+
+ /** \brief Periodically invoked while the Acquire process is underway.
+ *
+ * Subclasses should first call pkgAcquireStatus::Pulse(), then
+ * update their status output. The download process is blocked
+ * while Pulse() is being called.
+ *
+ * \return \b false if the user asked to cancel the whole Acquire process.
+ *
+ * \see pkgAcquire::Run
+ */
+ virtual bool Pulse(pkgAcquire *Owner);
+
+ /** \brief Invoked when the Acquire process starts running. */
+ virtual void Start();
+
+ /** \brief Invoked when the Acquire process stops running. */
+ virtual void Stop();
+
+ /** \brief Initialize all counters to 0 and the time to the current time. */
+ pkgAcquireStatus();
+ virtual ~pkgAcquireStatus() {};
+};
+
+/** @} */
+
#endif
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