int main(void)
{
message_queue *q = mq_create();
message_node *n = NULL;
printf("size should be 0, is %d\n", mq_size(q));
mq_push_msgz(q, "one");
mq_push_msgz(q, "two");
mq_push_msgz(q, "three");
printf("size should be 3, is %d\n", mq_size(q));
n = mq_pop(q);
printf("expecting \"one\", got \"%s\"\n", n->message);
mn_destroy(n);
mq_push_msgz(q, "four");
n = mq_pop(q);
printf("expecting \"two\", got \"%s\"\n", n->message);
mn_destroy(n);
n = mq_pop(q);
printf("expecting \"three\", got \"%s\"\n", n->message);
mn_destroy(n);
printf("size should be 1, is %d\n", mq_size(q));
n = mq_pop(q);
printf("expecting \"four\", got \"%s\"\n", n->message);
mn_destroy(n);
printf("size should be 0, is %d\n", mq_size(q));
n = mq_pop(q);
printf("expecting \"%p\", got \"%p\"\n", NULL, n);
mq_destroy(q);
return 0;
}
/**
* Based on the information we have on the query hits we already
* seen or enqueued, determine whether we're going to drop this
* message on the floor or forward it.
*/
static enum dh_drop
dh_can_forward(dqhit_t *dh, mqueue_t *mq, bool test)
{
const char *teststr = test ? "[test] " : "";
g_assert(mq != NULL);
/*
* The heart of the "dynamic hit routing" algorithm is here.
*/
/*
* If the queue already has more bytes queued than its high-watermark,
* meaning it is in the dangerous zone, drop this hit if we sent more
* than DH_THRESH_HITS already or have enough in the queue to reach the
* DH_MIN_HITS level.
*/
if (
mq_size(mq) > mq_hiwat(mq) && /* Implies we're flow-controlled */
(dh->hits_sent >= DH_THRESH_HITS || dh->hits_queued >= DH_MIN_HITS)
) {
if (GNET_PROPERTY(dh_debug) > 19)
g_debug("DH %squeue size > hiwat, dropping", teststr);
return DH_DROP_FC;
}
/*
* In SWIFT mode, we're aggressively dropping messages from the queue.
* We're in flow control, but we're probably lower than hiwat, the
* heaviest condition. Be more tolerant before dropping, meaning
* a strongest dropping rule than the above.
*/
if (
mq_is_swift_controlled(mq) &&
(dh->hits_sent >= DH_MIN_HITS || dh->hits_queued >= DH_MIN_HITS)
) {
if (GNET_PROPERTY(dh_debug) > 19)
g_debug("DH %squeue in SWIFT mode, dropping", teststr);
return DH_DROP_FC;
}
/*
* Queue is flow-controlled, don't add to its burden if we
* already have hits enqueued for this query with results sent.
*/
if (
mq_is_flow_controlled(mq) &&
(
(dh->hits_sent >= DH_MIN_HITS &&
dh->hits_queued >= 2 * DH_THRESH_HITS) ||
(dh->hits_sent < DH_MIN_HITS &&
(dh->hits_sent + dh->hits_queued) >= DH_MIN_HITS + DH_THRESH_HITS)
)
) {
if (GNET_PROPERTY(dh_debug) > 19)
g_debug("DH %squeue in FLOWC mode, dropping", teststr);
return DH_DROP_FC;
}
/*
* If the queue has more bytes than its low-watermark, meaning
* it is in the warning zone, drop if we sent more then DH_POPULAR_HITS
* already, and we have quite a few queued.
*/
if (
mq_size(mq) > mq_lowat(mq) &&
dh->hits_sent >= DH_POPULAR_HITS &&
dh->hits_queued >= (DH_MIN_HITS / 2)
) {
if (GNET_PROPERTY(dh_debug) > 19)
g_debug("DH %squeue size > lowat, dropping", teststr);
return DH_DROP_FC;
}
/*
* If we sent more than DH_POPULAR_HITS and have DH_MIN_HITS queued,
* don't add more and throttle.
*/
if (
dh->hits_sent >= DH_POPULAR_HITS &&
dh->hits_queued >= DH_MIN_HITS
) {
if (GNET_PROPERTY(dh_debug) > 19)
g_debug("DH %senough hits queued, throttling", teststr);
return DH_DROP_THROTTLE;
}
/*
* If what we sent plus what we hold will top the maximum number of hits,
* yet we did not reach the maximum, drop: we need to leave room for
* other hits for less popular results.
*/
if (
dh->hits_sent < DH_MAX_HITS &&
dh->hits_queued > (DH_MIN_HITS / 2) &&
(dh->hits_queued + dh->hits_sent) >= DH_MAX_HITS) {
if (GNET_PROPERTY(dh_debug) > 19)
g_debug("DH %senough queued, nearing max, throttling", teststr);
return DH_DROP_THROTTLE;
}
/*
* Finally, if what we have sent makes up for more than DH_MAX_HITS and
* we have anything queued for that query, drop.
*/
if (dh->hits_sent >= DH_MAX_HITS && dh->hits_queued) {
if (GNET_PROPERTY(dh_debug) > 19)
g_debug("DH %smax sendable hits reached, throttling", teststr);
return DH_DROP_THROTTLE;
}
/*
* Transient nodes are going to go away soon, results should not be
* forwarded to them since they may not be relayed in time anyway or
* could be just a waste of bandwidth.
*
* Avoid them if they already have enough in their TX queue.
*/
{
gnutella_node_t *n = mq_node(mq);
if (NODE_IS_TRANSIENT(n) && mq_size(mq) > mq_lowat(mq)) {
if (GNET_PROPERTY(dh_debug) > 19) {
g_debug("DH %stransient target %s with %d bytes in queue",
teststr, node_infostr(n), mq_size(mq));
}
return DH_DROP_TRANSIENT;
}
}
if (GNET_PROPERTY(dh_debug) > 19)
g_debug("DH %sforwarding", teststr);
return DH_FORWARD;
}
