Create one IOHook instance for each hooked socket which contains all the
hook specific data and read/write/close functions, removing the need for
the "issl_session" array in SSL modules.
Register instances of the IOHookProvider class in the core and use them to
create specialized IOHook instances (OnConnect/OnAccept).
Remove the OnHookIO hook, add a dynamic reference to ListenSocket that
points to the hook provider (if any) to use for incoming connections on
that socket.
For outgoing connections modules still have to find the IOHookProvider
they want to use themselves but instead of calling AddIOHook(hookprov),
now they have to call IOHookProvider::OnConnect() after the connection
has been established.
- Remove the CHARSET entry from ISUPPORT.
CHARSET was removed in draft-brocklesby-irc-isupport-03 and we
always used the default value anyway. This has also been removed
in the latest version of Charybdis.
- Remove irc::sockets::satouser.
This helper method was longer than the code it replaced.
-Fix x64 builds for Windows. Now all configurations compile.
-Remove the non-working rebase stuff.
-Remove the Windows fork hack and instead use FreeConsole() to emulate the behavior. This directly allows us to compile with ASLR, which is turned on now.
-Remove the old IPC mechanism for the removed GUI. This is not needed anymore as the GUI wasn't ever supported on anything newer than 1.2
-Remove the WIN32/WINDOWS macros. _WIN32 is supported on all x86-based VC++ targets, so that's what we need.
-Enable optimizations for release builds.
-De-duplicate printf_c(), it was previously copy-pasted into colors.h for configure
-Add the VC++ specific bad files in .gitignore
-Disable PID writing on Windows. This is only making sense for *nix builds.
-Replace the CPU usage retrieval with an algorithm analogous to the *nix behavior. Also supports separated now/total values. (Tested with a dummy busy loop - seems working)
-Removed certain unused functions and variables
-Remove stdint defines from the windows wrapper
-Remove CRT debug alloc. This is a bad idea as it would define a macro to replace free which breaks builds.
-Re-evaluated the warnings list, commented it.
-Moved inspircd_config/_version to include/ to match *nix
-Removed the creation of inspircd_se_config, as it isn't used at all.
-Made non-git builds show as "r0" instead of "r" (thanks to @SaberUK for pointing this out)
-Fixed up m_spanningtree's project paths. Now all configurations (debug/release x86/x64) have been tested and build properly.
-Moved FindDNS out of the wrapper and matched its log behavior with *nix. (It's pointless having it in the wrapper after the recent slimming down)
-Replaced random/srandom wrappers with a mechanism that tries to use Windows' Random API first is no SSL module is loaded.
-Removed more old junk from support for compilers older than VC++ 2010 (we don't have project files for these, so compiling them would be hard anyways)
-Removed the unused ClearConsole()
-Removed unused includes from the wrapper. Also, do not include psapi.h here if we don't link psapi.lib. This should be done where appropriate.
-Made inet_aton an inline function for increased performance
-C4800, performance warning about bool forcing, resolved at all occurrences.
-C4701, uninitialized variable 'cached', resolved at all occurrences.
-dlerror() was migrated out of the wrapper for more thread safety (no global buffer being shared) and increased performance.
-Removed the wrong CRT debug flags. This drains a lot of performance.
-Removed the clock_gettime/gettimeofday wrappers
-Replaced all TCHAR/ANSI mix-ups of functions with the correct respective function.
-Added a block of C4355 for < VS2012
-Update project files for c870714
Fixes the SSL SendQ bug
Removes duplicate code between User and BufferedSocket
Simplify SSL module API
Simplify EventHandler API (Readable/Writeable moved to SE)
Add hook for culled objects to invoke callbacks prior to destructor
Replace SocketCull with GlobalCull now that sockets can close themselves
Shorten common case of user read/parse/write path:
User::Write is now zero-copy up to syscall/SSL invocation
User::Read has only two copy/scan passes from read() to ProcessCommand
git-svn-id: http://svn.inspircd.org/repository/trunk/inspircd@11752 e03df62e-2008-0410-955e-edbf42e46eb7
This theoretically speeds up accepting connections. Visible changes are proper
IPv6 port text in 005 output and no possibility of incorrect SSL on addresses
that mismatch an incoming port (possible with IPv4 wildcard SSL and IPv6
plaintext on the same port, not that anyone would do such a thing). Bind ports
also now tell which SSL module they use in /stats p.
git-svn-id: http://svn.inspircd.org/repository/trunk/inspircd@11629 e03df62e-2008-0410-955e-edbf42e46eb7
