Make this more like a struct sockaddr again (like it used to be). In

	* libsoup/soup-address.c (SoupAddressPrivate): Make this more like
	a struct sockaddr again (like it used to be). In particular, add
	back the "port" field. Add a bunch of macros to try (and fail) to
	simplify some of the code.
	(soup_address_new): Now returns a SoupAddress directly rather than
	a random handle, and the caller can just use g_object_unref to
	cancel the lookup. Also, the callback now uses a
	SoupKnownErrorCode rather than a special-purpose address-lookup
	error code.
	(soup_address_new_cancel): No longer needed.
	(soup_address_new_sync): Removed
	(soup_address_new_any): Replaces soup_address_ipv4_any and
	soup_address_ipv6_any.
	(soup_address_get_name, etc): Gone. Use soup_address_resolve()
	now.
	(soup_address_get_physical): Renamed from
	soup_address_get_canonical_name.
	(soup_address_get_sockaddr): Replaces soup_address_make_sockaddr()

	* libsoup/soup-socket.c: Update for SoupAddress changes and make
	similar changes here.
	(soup_socket_new): Just creates a generic SoupSocket now.
	(soup_socket_connect): Client setup
	(soup_socket_listen): Server setup. Now also sets up an iochannel
	listening for connects and emits a "new_connection" signal as they
	come in.
	(soup_socket_start_ssl): Turns on SSL.
	(soup_socket_client_new, soup_socket_server_new): Utility
	functions that wrap the above.
	(soup_socket_new_cancel, soup_socket_new_sync): Gone
	(soup_socket_server_accept, soup_socket_server_try_accept): No
	longer needed.
	(soup_socket_get_iochannel): No longer adds a ref when returning
	the iochannel. Also, we set it to "close_on_unref" so that if a
	caller adds a ref to it, the connection will actually remain open
	even after the SoupSocket is destroyed.
	(soup_socket_get_local_address, soup_socket_get_remote_address):
	Let the caller get both of these.

	* libsoup/soup-connection.c: Don't keep a private copy of the
	socket's iochannel.
	(soup_connection_new): Don't need to set socket options here.
	SoupSocket does it.
	(soup_connection_start_ssl): Just call soup_socket_start_ssl.
	(soup_connection_get_iochannel): Just return the socket's
	iochannel (and don't ref it)

	* libsoup/soup-error.c: add SOUP_ERROR_CANT_RESOLVE and
	SOUP_ERROR_CANT_RESOLVE_PROXY

	* libsoup/soup-dns.c (soup_ntop): Make the address arg const.
	Remove the "FIXME add a CANT_RESOLVE error" and return
	SOUP_ERROR_CANT_RESOLVE instead.

	* libsoup/soup-server.c: Update for socket/address changes. Don't
	poke into SoupSocket's private fields.
	(soup_server_run_async): Just connect to the socket's
	"new_connection" signal.

	* libsoup/soup-context.c (try_create_connection,
	soup_context_connect_cb): Update for socket changes. Replace
	SOUP_CONNECT_ERROR codes with plain SOUP_ERROR codes.

	* libsoup/soup-misc.c (soup_signal_connect_once): Utility function
	to connect to a signal handler and connect another function to
	clean up the first signal handler after its first invocation.
	(Lets us use signals to replace one-off callbacks.)

	* libsoup/soup-private.h: Remove SoupSocketPrivate since it is
	actually private now.
	(struct _SoupServer): Remove accept_tag.

	* libsoup/soup-queue.c (soup_queue_read_done_cb, start_request):
	Don't unref the iochannel.
	(soup_queue_connect_cb): Takes a SoupKnownErrorCode now.

	* libsoup/soup-socks.c: Update for socket/address changes

	* tests/simple-httpd.c (main):
	s/SOUP_SERVER_ANY_PORT/SOUP_ADDRESS_ANY_PORT/
	* tests/simple-proxy.c (main): Likewise

	* tests/timeserver.c: Update for SoupSocket's "new_connection"
	signal, and for SoupAddress changes.

1 files changed, 2 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/libsoup/soup-marshal.list b/libsoup/soup-marshal.list
index fa33740e..1b091eb4 100644
--- a/libsoup/soup-marshal.list
+++ b/libsoup/soup-marshal.list
@@ -1 +1,3 @@
 NONE:NONE
+NONE:INT
+NONE:OBJECT