Summary:
realloc doesn't free the original pointer when it returns null.
Reviewed By: cpiro
Test Plan: make check
TracCamp Project: Thrift
Revert Plan: ok
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The underlying Perl library expects timeouts in seconds, but the
documentation for the Thrift classes says the should be in milliseconds.
This changes divides timeouts by 1000 to make that the case.
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Summary: Avoid segfaulting via calling zend_fetch_class_entry on something
that might not actually be an object; throw an exception instead.
Reviewed by: shire
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Summary: 1] Added empty constructor
2] Added function to set server list
3] Made getServers return by ref
4] Made list of servers be a list of pointers
The last change is so that someone can pass in the list of servers and rely on TSocketPool to change the failure time directly on the TSocketServer object
Reviewed By: aditya
Test Plan: Ran with a test search server
Revert: OK
DiffCamp Revision: 9529
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Summary: The convert_to_*_ex functions were being used improperly resulting
in heap corruption in some cases; I just switched everything over to the
non-ex versions since it shouldn't matter if I modify the value being
serialized in place to coerce it to the proper type.
Also fixed a potential crash for map, set, and list types when not passed
an array, by first attempting an array conversion and then throwing a
tprotocolexception if that doesn't succeed. (Actually, PHP might fatal there
instead, it wasn't immediately clear from reading the code if that would
be the case).
Reviewed by: marcel
Test plan: Ran under php-5.2.5, debug and release builds. No more heap corruption
or memory leak complaints (the latter also a side effect of undesired zval
reference separation).
Revert: only if you love SIGSEGV
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Summary: This adds the discussed interface to TMemoryBuffer, as follows:
- writePtr(size) returns a ptr you can write (size) bytes to
- wroteBytes() lets it know you wrote that many bytes
To do this, I refactored an:
- ensureCanWrite(size) private func
Reviewed By: dreiss
Test Plan: works in my test environment
Revert: OK
TracCamp Project: Thrift
DiffCamp Revision: 8739
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Summary: - Added 'struct timeval' toMilliseconds and toTimeval converters modeled on the timespec ones
- Added constants for microsecs, and got rid of the 500000 and 500 magic #'s :)
Reviewed By: dreiss
Test Plan: works in my test env
Revert: OK
DiffCamp Revision: 8742
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Summary:
All PHP serialization and deserialization can now happen in extension-land,
which should be much faster. This includes reading message headers and all
complex types (structs, exceptions, whatever).
The compiler has been updated to always emit the $_TSPEC static array for
generated PHP code, since the new extension depends on it.
As before, the PHP code gates enabling the accelerated serialization on
the protocol being an instance of TBinaryProtocolAcclerated and the function
for the [de]serialization operation existing.
The function names have changed since the last version of the extension,
so old and new generated code can coexist, and new generated code can run on
a server with the old extension (but it will not use accelerated serialization).
Reviewed by: hzhao
Test Plan: Generated a couple of endpoints and called their services through the
new extension. Both use a variety of nested complex types. Built and ran the
extension in php-5.2.3 in debug mode, killed the reported memory leaks.
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- Adding ability to use a vector of TSocketPoolServers to construct a TSocketPool
- Ability to get back the list of TSocketPoolServers
This is especially useful in multithreaded client code that
will just keep around the list of servers, and create the pool
on every request. Since TSocketPool updates the failure stuff,
we need a way to get back the updated TSocketPoolServers
Reviewed By: aditya
Test Plan: just compiling the code
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Wasn't setting the host or port for each server in the pool on open.
Reviewed By: dbraginsky
Test Plan: Just compiled. Will test with dbraginsky's server.
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Summary: Replicating php logic: If opening fails enough times, mark server as down for some amount of time
Reviewed By: aditya
Test Plan: compiling thrift - any good test ideas?
Revert: OK
DiffCamp Revision: 8381
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Previously, the Base64 decoding table only covered ASCII characters,
but the decoding function looked up any character in the table.
This change extends the table.
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Summary: ... needs to be specified as a float to work, since
erlang's binary syntax default is "integer"
Reviewed By: cpiro
Test Plan: make dialyzer -j
Revert Plan: sure
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Summary: when omit_fmt is included
Reviewed By: cpiro
Test Plan: sanity checked a service to make sure it ran
Revert Plan: sure
Other Notes: TODO - make reconfiguration work with this
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Summary: ... because static analysis can find bugs
Reviewed By: cpiro
Test Plan: cd src ; make dialyzer -j
gape in awe at errors
Revert Plan: sure
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Reviewed By: cpiro
Test Plan: ran a server ... verified its debug messages no longer included
hostnames
Notes: methinks this binding is not long for this world
Revert Plan: sure ... if you don't like your dns server
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Summary: default socket send timeout to 5seconds, not infinity.
close the socket in case of an error.
Reviewed By: cpiro
Test Plan: ran a client for slow services
and sanity checked other client code to make sure
Revert Plan: sure
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Rather than the generated code needing to handle simple fielded
creation of objects, the ThriftStruct module constructor is extended to
handle hash arguments. Statements such as
o = ThriftObject.new :field1 => value1, :field2 => value2, ...
are supported as before, and the string form,
o = ThriftObject.new "field1" => value1, "field2" => value2, ...
disabled by the previous patch now also works.
Placing this code in the module is also just a cleaner solution.
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Summary:
Redefining an Automake rule totally blows away anything Automake puts in place.
By using all-local instead of all, we can just add to the generated rule.
Reviewed By: marc
Test Plan: make
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Summary:
make-generic is some sort of internal undocumented thing.
make-local is what is supposed to be used for this stuff.
Also use $(RM) instead of "rm -f".
Reviewed By: marc
Test Plan: make clean
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Summary:
The Python and Java versions of "make check" only work if "make all" has
been run. Our automake-fu isn't strong enough to make proper dependencies,
so this hack suggested by Nitay will force the libraries to be built
before make check is run.
Test Plan: make check
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Summary:
Chad Walters is developing a full-featured JSON-based protocol for Java,
so we're renaming the existing protocol to something more descriptive.
I also edited the file to rename the class and add to the header comment.
I have no idea if Subversion does explicit rename tracking, or if
git svn is smart enough to mark renames as such, but I would predict
"yes" to both. Let's find out.
Reviewed By: mcslee, jssarma
Test Plan: Ran "ant" in lib/java
Revert Plan: ok
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Summary:
Added a LookaheadReader to the TJSONProtocol so it doesn't have to
rely on the transport to borrow.
Also added a check to a corner case and fixed up some comments and whitespace.
Reviewed By: mcslee
Test Plan: make check
Revert Plan: ok
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Summary: before it would complain and not exit. that's not right.
Reviewed By: eletuchy
Test Plan: DEATH ENSUES
Revert Plan: sounds reasonable
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Summary:
There were a few places where we were calling malloc/reallaoc/free without
including cstdlib (or stdlib.h). This is broken, but it worked because
other headers that we were including included stdlib.h. However, on a
platform where this wasn't true, it broke the Thrift build. This change
adds the proper includes. It also changes malloc to std::malloc (same
with realloc and free) in a few places, because that is the correct way
of doing it when you include cstdlib.
Reviewed By: mcslee
Test Plan: Compiled Thrift.
Revert Plan: ok
Other Notes:
This bug was noticed by a Thrudb user, and the patch was sent in by
Ross McFarland.
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Summary:
This change adds a new and exciting protocol to Thrift. It uses
RFC-compliant JSON as the wire protocol and is fully human readable.
(once a little whitespace has been inserted.) Unlike the existing
JSON protocol for Java, which is intended to allow Thrift data to be
transferred to scripting languages, this protocol is lossless and fully
read-write. It was written by Chad Walters of Powerset and reviewed
by David Reiss.
Tested by running make check.
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