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diff --git a/TAO/ChangeLog b/TAO/ChangeLog index f951560c895..bc74f78880a 100644 --- a/TAO/ChangeLog +++ b/TAO/ChangeLog @@ -1,3 +1,42 @@ +Wed Dec 1 13:06:29 2004 Mike Martinez <martinez_m@ociweb.com> + + * tao/GIOP_Message_Base.cpp ( process_request, process_locate_request): + + Added new diagnostics. + + * tao/GIOP_Message_Base.cpp ( process_request_message, process_reply_message): + + Added new diagnostics. Added check for alignment with respect + to original header instead of message data after GIOP header. + When re-aligning, force the intial offset to correspond to the + presence of the GIOP header. + + * tao/GIOP_Message_State.cpp( take_values_from_message_block): + + Remove peek at request ID from request header parsing. + + * tao/GIOP_Message_State.h (read_ulong, read4): + * tao/GIOP_Message_State.inl (read_ulong, read4): + * tao/GIOP_Message_State.cpp (read_ulong, read4): + + Moved implementation of read_ulong into static read4 and + inlined read_ulong. + + * tao/Transport.cpp( handle_input): + + Aligned read buffer before use. + Cleaned up and added diagnostic messages. Conditional debug + code. Removed some dead code. + + * tao/Transport.cpp( enqueue_incoming_message): + + Peek at request Id to initialize TAO_Queued_Data object. + + * tao/Transport.cpp( parse_queue_head, process_parsed_messages): + + Cleaned up diagnostics, added more conditions to diagnostic + generation. + Mon Nov 15 13:45:20 2004 Mike Martinez <martinez_m@ociweb.com> * tao/GIOP_Message_Base.cpp: @@ -24,27 +63,27 @@ Mon Nov 15 13:45:20 2004 Mike Martinez <martinez_m@ociweb.com> * tao/Transport.cpp (process_queue_head): * tao/Transport.cpp (process_parsed_messages): - - Added more diagnostic messages. - + + Added more diagnostic messages. + * tao/Transport.cpp (enqueue_incoming_message): - Removed header skip read pointer adjustments. Also removed + Removed header skip read pointer adjustments. Also removed message block consolidation since a chained message is now being passed to the protocol methods for processing. - * tao/Transport.cpp (handle_input): + * tao/Transport.cpp (handle_input): Modified to use a different processing algorithm. This will - allocate a large buffer and read directly into this buffer. The - buffer is managed by an ACE_Data_Block. Processing of messages - in the buffer is performed by creating ACE_Message_Block objects - pointing into the buffer and referencing each message header and - message data segment in the buffer. Message blocks are chained - if messages span single buffers as well. Header data is parsed - and elided from the message data chain before being enqueued for - further processing. As much data as possible is read and - processed from the handle before yielding to the reactor. + allocate a large buffer and read directly into this buffer. The + buffer is managed by an ACE_Data_Block. Processing of messages + in the buffer is performed by creating ACE_Message_Block objects + pointing into the buffer and referencing each message header and + message data segment in the buffer. Message blocks are chained + if messages span single buffers as well. Header data is parsed + and elided from the message data chain before being enqueued for + further processing. As much data as possible is read and + processed from the handle before yielding to the reactor. Thu Sep 23 19:49:12 UTC 2004 Johnny Willemsen <jwillemsen@remedy.nl> @@ -58,268 +97,268 @@ Thu Sep 23 19:49:12 UTC 2004 Johnny Willemsen <jwillemsen@remedy.nl> Thu Sep 23 17:48:50 2004 Balachandran Natarajan <bala@dre.vanderbilt.edu> - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/string_sequence_element.hpp: - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/string_traits_base.hpp: + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/string_sequence_element.hpp: + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/string_traits_base.hpp: - Left a couple of coments for Carlos. + Left a couple of coments for Carlos. Wed Sep 22 21:39:48 2004 Carlos O'Ryan <coryan@atdesk.com> - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/unbounded_string_sequence_ut.cpp: - Add test for freebuf(), this motivated the changes below. - Add test for to verify that index checking works. + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/unbounded_string_sequence_ut.cpp: + Add test for freebuf(), this motivated the changes below. + Add test for to verify that index checking works. - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/unbounded_string_sequence.hpp: - Enable the implementation of allocbuf() and freebuf(). + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/unbounded_string_sequence.hpp: + Enable the implementation of allocbuf() and freebuf(). - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/allocation_traits.hpp: - Because freebuf() has such crazy requirements for sequences of - reference-like types I had to implement special allocators for - those types. Basically they decorate the normal allocators and - call the ::release_range() and ::zero_range() traits in the - element type. + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/allocation_traits.hpp: + Because freebuf() has such crazy requirements for sequences of + reference-like types I had to implement special allocators for + those types. Basically they decorate the normal allocators and + call the ::release_range() and ::zero_range() traits in the + element type. - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/generic_sequence.hpp: - Improved the documentation. - Moved the zeroing-out of buffers to the allocation traits. + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/generic_sequence.hpp: + Improved the documentation. + Moved the zeroing-out of buffers to the allocation traits. - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/string_traits.hpp: - Add trait to release all the strings in a (buffer) range. + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/string_traits.hpp: + Add trait to release all the strings in a (buffer) range. Wed Sep 22 20:41:44 2004 Carlos O'Ryan <coryan@atdesk.com> - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Bounded_Simple_Types.cpp: - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Unbounded_Simple_Types.cpp: - To avoid compilation warnings on Tru64_Compaq_C++ we do not use - explicit template intantiation, instead we just use all the - functions. + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Bounded_Simple_Types.cpp: + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Unbounded_Simple_Types.cpp: + To avoid compilation warnings on Tru64_Compaq_C++ we do not use + explicit template intantiation, instead we just use all the + functions. Wed Sep 22 20:25:12 2004 Carlos O'Ryan <coryan@atdesk.com> - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/string_sequence_element.hpp: - Implement the type returned by the non-const operator[] in - string sequences. A lot of the evilness of string sequences is - encapsulated here. + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/string_sequence_element.hpp: + Implement the type returned by the non-const operator[] in + string sequences. A lot of the evilness of string sequences is + encapsulated here. - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/run_test.pl: - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests.mpc: - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/string_sequence_element_ut.cpp: - Unit test for the previous class. + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/run_test.pl: + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests.mpc: + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/string_sequence_element_ut.cpp: + Unit test for the previous class. - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/string_traits_base.hpp: - Add missing #include for the string manager types. + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/string_traits_base.hpp: + Add missing #include for the string manager types. - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/unbounded_string_sequence.hpp: - Implement the non-const operator[] to return a - string_sequence_element<charT>. + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/unbounded_string_sequence.hpp: + Implement the non-const operator[] to return a + string_sequence_element<charT>. - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/run_test.pl: - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/unbounded_string_sequence_ut.cpp: - Add more tests for copy constructors. - Test the non-cost operator[] for sequences. - Move the add_all() function to the end, easier to add tests that - way. + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/run_test.pl: + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/unbounded_string_sequence_ut.cpp: + Add more tests for copy constructors. + Test the non-cost operator[] for sequences. + Move the add_all() function to the end, easier to add tests that + way. Tue Sep 21 22:11:10 2004 Carlos O'Ryan <coryan@atdesk.com> - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/unbounded_string_sequence.hpp: - New file, this will implement (obviously enough) unbounded - sequences of strings. The implementation is incomplete, but - enough is there to show the main ideas and start the cycle: - write test -> get test to compile + fail -> get test to pass - -> rinse and repeat. - - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests.mpc: - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/unbounded_string_sequence_ut.cpp: - Initial unit test for unbounded string sequences. - - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/testing_counters.hpp: - Helper classes to implement some common testing idioms, namely, - count how many times a function is called and raise an exception - after a prescribed number of calls. - - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/string_traits.hpp: - Implement the element manipulation traits for strings (and wide - strings.) - - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/string_traits_base.hpp: - Isolate most of the string element manipulation traits from the - silly CORBA names for string vs. wstring functions. Apparently - they forgot that C++ has overloading. - - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/testing_string_traits.hpp: - More helper classes to write unit tests related to string - sequences. - - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/testing_allocation_traits.hpp: - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/value_sequence_tester.hpp: - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/bounded_value_sequence_ut.cpp: - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/unbounded_value_sequence_ut.cpp: - Refactored the code to use the testing_counters.hpp helpers. - - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/testing_allocation_traits_ut.cpp: - Wrote a unit test for the allocation traits used in testing. - Normally I would not "test the test" but the helpers in - testing_counters.hpp made it desirable to have this extra layer - of checking. + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/unbounded_string_sequence.hpp: + New file, this will implement (obviously enough) unbounded + sequences of strings. The implementation is incomplete, but + enough is there to show the main ideas and start the cycle: + write test -> get test to compile + fail -> get test to pass + -> rinse and repeat. + + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests.mpc: + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/unbounded_string_sequence_ut.cpp: + Initial unit test for unbounded string sequences. + + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/testing_counters.hpp: + Helper classes to implement some common testing idioms, namely, + count how many times a function is called and raise an exception + after a prescribed number of calls. + + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/string_traits.hpp: + Implement the element manipulation traits for strings (and wide + strings.) + + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/string_traits_base.hpp: + Isolate most of the string element manipulation traits from the + silly CORBA names for string vs. wstring functions. Apparently + they forgot that C++ has overloading. + + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/testing_string_traits.hpp: + More helper classes to write unit tests related to string + sequences. + + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/testing_allocation_traits.hpp: + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/value_sequence_tester.hpp: + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/bounded_value_sequence_ut.cpp: + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/unbounded_value_sequence_ut.cpp: + Refactored the code to use the testing_counters.hpp helpers. + + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/testing_allocation_traits_ut.cpp: + Wrote a unit test for the allocation traits used in testing. + Normally I would not "test the test" but the helpers in + testing_counters.hpp made it desirable to have this extra layer + of checking. Tue Sep 21 20:15:01 2004 Carlos O'Ryan <coryan@atdesk.com> - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/generic_sequence.hpp: - Refactor the code to decompose the problem a little better. - Basically it all boils down to creating + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/generic_sequence.hpp: + Refactor the code to decompose the problem a little better. + Basically it all boils down to creating - 1) A set of traits to handle buffer allocation. This - encapsulates the bounded vs. unbounded aspect of a sequence. + 1) A set of traits to handle buffer allocation. This + encapsulates the bounded vs. unbounded aspect of a sequence. - 2) Another set trait to handle element initialization, - copying and destruction. This encapsulates the value - vs. reference aspect of a sequence. + 2) Another set trait to handle element initialization, + copying and destruction. This encapsulates the value + vs. reference aspect of a sequence. In the process I created smaller files to hold each class. - The traits have an extra <bool> template parameter, whose - motivation would hopefully become clear in a second. + The traits have an extra <bool> template parameter, whose + motivation would hopefully become clear in a second. - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/bounded_value_sequence.hpp: - Move the implementation of bounded sequences of by-value types - to this file. + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/bounded_value_sequence.hpp: + Move the implementation of bounded sequences of by-value types + to this file. - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/bounded_value_sequence_ut.cpp: - Unit test for bounded_value_sequence. + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/bounded_value_sequence_ut.cpp: + Unit test for bounded_value_sequence. - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/unbounded_value_sequence.hpp: - Move the implementation of unbounded sequences of by-value types - to this file. + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/unbounded_value_sequence.hpp: + Move the implementation of unbounded sequences of by-value types + to this file. - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/unbounded_value_sequence_ut.cpp: - Unit test for unbounded_value_sequence. + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/unbounded_value_sequence_ut.cpp: + Unit test for unbounded_value_sequence. - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/value_sequence_tester.hpp: - Refactor common code shared by bounded_value_sequence_ut.cpp and - unbounded_value_sequence_ut.cpp + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/value_sequence_tester.hpp: + Refactor common code shared by bounded_value_sequence_ut.cpp and + unbounded_value_sequence_ut.cpp - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/testing_allocation_traits.hpp: - Specialize the allocation traits in a form suitable for - testing. The unit tests make the traits raise exceptions in - certain tests, and they can count how many times certain - functions are called. + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/testing_allocation_traits.hpp: + Specialize the allocation traits in a form suitable for + testing. The unit tests make the traits raise exceptions in + certain tests, and they can count how many times certain + functions are called. - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/testing_range_checking.hpp: - Specializes the range_checking traits to raise an exception when - an out-of-range access is attempted. + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/testing_range_checking.hpp: + Specializes the range_checking traits to raise an exception when + an out-of-range access is attempted. - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/testing_exception.hpp: - Exception raised by the testing traits. + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/testing_exception.hpp: + Exception raised by the testing traits. - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/allocation_traits.hpp: - New file, implements the allocation traits for bounded and - unbounded sequences. + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/allocation_traits.hpp: + New file, implements the allocation traits for bounded and + unbounded sequences. - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/value_traits.hpp: - Implement the element manipulation traits for by-value types. + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/value_traits.hpp: + Implement the element manipulation traits for by-value types. - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/range_checking.hpp: - New file, implements yet another trait to control what are the - effects of accessing an index out of range. The default - implementation is a no-op, but applications can specialize the - class to throw exceptions, call abort, phone your mom and call - you names, whatever. + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/range_checking.hpp: + New file, implements yet another trait to control what are the + effects of accessing an index out of range. The default + implementation is a no-op, but applications can specialize the + class to throw exceptions, call abort, phone your mom and call + you names, whatever. - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests.mpc: - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/run_test.pl: - Removed some projects, add new ones. + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests.mpc: + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/run_test.pl: + Removed some projects, add new ones. - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Bounded_Primitive_Types.cpp: - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Unbounded_Primitive_Types.cpp: - Removed, replaced by {bounded,unbounded}_value_sequence_ut.cpp + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Bounded_Primitive_Types.cpp: + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Unbounded_Primitive_Types.cpp: + Removed, replaced by {bounded,unbounded}_value_sequence_ut.cpp - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Bounded_Simple_Types.cpp: - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Unbounded_Simple_Types.cpp: - Updated to use TAO::{bounded,unbounded}_value_sequence - vs. TAO::{bounded,unbounded}_sequence. + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Bounded_Simple_Types.cpp: + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Unbounded_Simple_Types.cpp: + Updated to use TAO::{bounded,unbounded}_value_sequence + vs. TAO::{bounded,unbounded}_sequence. - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/sequence.hpp: - Removed, replaced by {bounded,unbounded}_value_sequence.hpp + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/sequence.hpp: + Removed, replaced by {bounded,unbounded}_value_sequence.hpp - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/sequence_traits.hpp: - Removed, the traits have been broken up in multiple files. + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/sequence_traits.hpp: + Removed, the traits have been broken up in multiple files. Tue Sep 21 20:31:43 2004 Balachandran Natarajan <bala@dre.vanderbilt.edu> - * orbsvcs/orbsvcs/Log/LogRecordStore_persist.cpp: - * orbsvcs/orbsvcs/Log/LogRecordStore_persist.h: - * orbsvcs/orbsvcs/Log/PersistStore.cpp: + * orbsvcs/orbsvcs/Log/LogRecordStore_persist.cpp: + * orbsvcs/orbsvcs/Log/LogRecordStore_persist.h: + * orbsvcs/orbsvcs/Log/PersistStore.cpp: - Applied patches to Logging service provided by - Thomas Girard <thomas dot g dot girard at free.fr>. + Applied patches to Logging service provided by + Thomas Girard <thomas dot g dot girard at free.fr>. Tue Sep 21 07:19:29 2004 J.T. Conklin <jtc@acorntoolworks.com> - * tao/Makefile.am: + * tao/Makefile.am: - Updated. + Updated. Mon Sep 20 07:00:15 2004 Carlos O'Ryan <coryan@atdesk.com> - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Bounded_Simple_Types.cpp: - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Unbounded_Simple_Types.cpp: - Use the argc/argv prototype for main, apparently the ACE - renaming of main() does not work for the other standard - prototype for main(). + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Bounded_Simple_Types.cpp: + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Unbounded_Simple_Types.cpp: + Use the argc/argv prototype for main, apparently the ACE + renaming of main() does not work for the other standard + prototype for main(). Sun Sep 19 14:19:06 2004 Carlos O'Ryan <coryan@atdesk.com> - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/README: - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests.mpc: - Unit tests for the CORBA sequence classes, we are currently - replacing the implementation of CORBA sequence in TAO. In good - TDD form I am writing the tests first, and adding them to this - directory. - The initial implementations will also reside in this directory - but the plan is to move them to the library once all the - portability bugs are cleaned up. - If you are interested in TDD you may want to check the code to - see how I managed to test exceptions in operator new[] without - introducing run-time overhead. Likewise, the user can configure - the range checking functions in CORBA sequences. - - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/sequence_traits.hpp: - Define trait class templates to implement sequences. These - traits can be partially of fully specialized by the user to - modify the default behavior. - - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/generic_sequence.hpp: - Generic sequence implementation, currently implements bounded - and unbounded sequences of self-managed types, but I expect to - implement all sequences using a single class. The variations - between all the different sequence types will be factored out to - trait classes. - - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/sequence.hpp: - The interface for unbounded and bounded sequences of - self-managed types. - - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Bounded_Primitive_Types.cpp: - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Unbounded_Primitive_Types.cpp: - Unit tests for bounded and unbounded sequences. They are based - on the boost unit test framework, so they only compile if boost - is configured. - - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Bounded_Simple_Types.cpp: - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Unbounded_Simple_Types.cpp: - Smoke test (basic compilation) for sequences of self-managed - types. They compile on all platforms. - - * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/run_test.pl: - Run all the tests. + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/README: + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests.mpc: + Unit tests for the CORBA sequence classes, we are currently + replacing the implementation of CORBA sequence in TAO. In good + TDD form I am writing the tests first, and adding them to this + directory. + The initial implementations will also reside in this directory + but the plan is to move them to the library once all the + portability bugs are cleaned up. + If you are interested in TDD you may want to check the code to + see how I managed to test exceptions in operator new[] without + introducing run-time overhead. Likewise, the user can configure + the range checking functions in CORBA sequences. + + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/sequence_traits.hpp: + Define trait class templates to implement sequences. These + traits can be partially of fully specialized by the user to + modify the default behavior. + + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/generic_sequence.hpp: + Generic sequence implementation, currently implements bounded + and unbounded sequences of self-managed types, but I expect to + implement all sequences using a single class. The variations + between all the different sequence types will be factored out to + trait classes. + + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/sequence.hpp: + The interface for unbounded and bounded sequences of + self-managed types. + + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Bounded_Primitive_Types.cpp: + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Unbounded_Primitive_Types.cpp: + Unit tests for bounded and unbounded sequences. They are based + on the boost unit test framework, so they only compile if boost + is configured. + + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Bounded_Simple_Types.cpp: + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/Unbounded_Simple_Types.cpp: + Smoke test (basic compilation) for sequences of self-managed + types. They compile on all platforms. + + * tests/Sequence_Unit_Tests/run_test.pl: + Run all the tests. Sat Sep 18 19:32:55 2004 J.T. Conklin <jtc@acorntoolworks.com> - * orbavcs/orbsvcs/DsLogAdmin.idl: + * orbavcs/orbsvcs/DsLogAdmin.idl: - Changed to include "tao/TimeBase.pidl" instead of "TimeBase.idl" - to avoid adding an otherwise unnecessary dependency on svc_utils - project. + Changed to include "tao/TimeBase.pidl" instead of "TimeBase.idl" + to avoid adding an otherwise unnecessary dependency on svc_utils + project. Sat Sep 18 17:16:23 2004 Olli Savia <ops@iki.fi> |