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From: | Avi Kivity |
Subject: | Re: [Qemu-devel] [PATCH 2/7] iohandlers: Introduce a new API |
Date: | Tue, 22 Feb 2011 18:21:45 +0200 |
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On 02/22/2011 05:00 PM, Anthony Liguori wrote:
Drop the opaque, instead put the IOHandler in there (or maybe the CharDev?) and use container_of().You know, I'm not there that this is automatically better.
Why not? One less unsafe cast.
+ +int assign_iohandler(int fd, IOAllHandler *handler, unsigned int mask, + void *opaque); +int remove_iohandler(int fd); +int update_fd_mask(int fd, unsigned int mask); +int get_fd_mask(int fd, unsigned int *mask); +iohandler_init(IOHandler *ioh, int fd, IOEventHandler *handler, unsigned mask)iohandler_del(IOHandler *ioh) iohandler_set_event_mask(IOHandler *ioh, unsigned mask) iohandler_event_mask(IOHandler *ioh) No opaques, use an object as a key so you don't have to search for it.I don't think there should be a setter/getter for the event mask. Just delete the handler and re-add it.
It's more epoll() compatible to update it. I'm fine with reregistering though.
Why is there an IOHandler and an IOEventHandler argument for init?
IOHandler is the object, IOEventHandler is the function call. Basically this is a 1:1 translation of class IOHandler { public: IOHandler(int fd, unsigned mask); ~IOHandler(); virtual void io_event_handler() = 0; unsigned event_mask(); void set_event_mask(unsigned mask); } class MyClient : private IOHandler { virtual void io_event_handler(); }where the compiler automatically generates the container_of() to get to the actual MyClient pointer.
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