Be a little more sensitive to how we parse out dots; some java generator changes to make sure things stay consistent.
THRIFT-1005. java: Give unions byte[] signature methods to go along with their ByteBuffer counterparts
Some new constructors, getters, and setters to ease migration of unions to ByteBuffer style.
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Make the PHP generator recognize a new-style namespace called "php.path".
If it is present, it is segmented and used as a path to include the
generated code. (It goes between "packages" and the Thrit file basename.)
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Add some profiling code to track when potentially unnecessary virtual
calls are made in the thrift C++ serialization and deserialization code.
This can be used to help service implementors determine which places in
their code should be updated to use an appropriate thrift template
class.
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Add the ability for Thrift servers to monitor client connections. It is
activated by #including server/TClientInfo.h and creating 1) a
TClientInfoCallHandler passed to the processor with setEventHandler()
and 2) a TClientInforServerHandler passed to the server with
setServerEventHandler().
The result vector, showing active connections, provides client address
and the thrift call it is executing (or last executed), the time
connected, and the number of calls made since connection.
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When the "templates" option is passed to the C++ generator, it now emits
templatized versions of the client and processor. Generated types emit
templatized read() and write() functions.
This allows the generated code to invoke the correct non-virtual
TTransport and TProtocol implementations, resulting in faster
serialization and deserialization.
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Add a virtual function "completed__(bool)" to xxxCobClient that is
called by recv_xxx() after reception of a response (arg = true) or an
exception (arg = false). This allows the TAsyncClient to intercede at
that point, permitting, e.g., the load-balancing of persistent
connections that would otherwise remain bound to a single server.
A new "no_client_completion" flag inhibits generation of this mechanism.
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Changing the order of these calls makes more sense from the perspective
of logical operations. It also simplifies the upcoming stats collection
code. No clients should be affected.
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There are three major parts of this:
1/ New callback-style interfaces for for a few key Thrift components:
TAsyncProcessor for servers and TAsyncChannel for clients.
2/ Concrete implementations of TAsyncChannel and a server for
TAsyncProcessor based on evhttp.
3/ Async-style code generation for C++
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- Add a TProcessorEventHandler callback interface.
- Add methods to TProcessor to hold an instance of the interface.
- Add code to the compiler to make the processor call callbacks at key points.
- Add an optional processor event handler to the test server.
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Just requires calling get_true_type in the right spot. Because "the
right spot" is under src/parse, get_true_type had to be moed from
t_generator to t_type.
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Forcing all of the functions under src/parse to be defined in header
files is silly and sometimes painful. Createa a "parse.cc" file for
functions that don't belong in header files. To start, move
generate_fingerprint there, because it requires including md5.h.
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This patch removes unnecessary enum value resolution code from all the individual generators. It's been unnecessary since forever ago when we made the compiler force the global resolution of values.
Patch: Christian Lavoie
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This patch fixes the type mappings to be more sane. It *will* break existing code, but the breakages should be well worth it.
Patch: Christian Lavoie
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This patch makes the bindings compile with pedantic warning levels, and individually declares each required language extension.
Patch: Christian Lavoie
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The recent enum change was causing enums to break if used as constant
values by the C++ generator. The problem was that we were searching for
the fully-qualified constant name (enum_name.VALUE_NAME) in the enum
values. This didn't affect Java because it just uses symbolic names in
the generated code. Fix it by grabbing the base name before doing the
search.
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The recent enum change was causing t_enum::get_constant_by_name to fail
in t_const_value::get_integer. This was causing a difficult-to-debug
segfault. Check for failure and throw an exeception.
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This patch causes the underlying ByteBuffer that backs a binary field to be hidden behind a default accessor that provides a byte[] interface. This should allow users who skipped 0.4 to update their generated code without breaking any of their other code. A new accessor has been added that allows a way down to the underlying ByteBuffer for those experts who want to take advantage.
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This patch makes it illegal to refer to enum values by just their names in the IDL. Now, you must also provide the enum type's name as well.
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Most of the other Thrift languages either have enum values that are
scoped to the type or emulate enums in that way. Now C++ does the same
by default. "enum Foo" in a .thrift file will be generated as Foo::type
so the values can be called Foo::value1, etc. The "pure_enums" compiler
option restores the old behavior.
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