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version 1.7, 2005/02/21 21:27:59

version 1.9, 2005/02/22 02:19:39

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#include <winsock.h>

#include <wtypes.h>

#include <winerror.h>

#include <string.h>

#ifndef STANDALONE

#include "wine/test.h"

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clientsDone++;

}

void ProcessConnection(SOCKET ConnectedSocket)

{

// this will handle all connections to the server, it's in its own function to allow for multithreading

close(ConnectedSocket);

}

void BlockingServer(int *port)

{

SOCKET sock;

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StartNetworkApp(SOCK_STREAM, &sock, &server);

*port = server.sin_port;

Handle* ServerThreads;

ServerThreads = malloc(sizeof(Handle) * NUM_CLIENTS);

memset(ServerThreads, 0, sizeof(Handle) * NUM_CLIENTS)

DWORD* ServerThreadIDs;

ServerThreadIDs = malloc(sizeof(DWORD) * NUM_CLIENTS);

memset(ServerThreadIDs, 0, sizeof(DWORD) * NUM_CLIENTS);

int ThreadIndex = 0;

//SOCKADDR_IN RemoteAddress;

// condition for how long we want the test to run goes here

{

ok(listen(sock, 5) != SOCKET_ERROR, "error listening on socket");

ok(INVALID_SOCK != (ConnectedSocket = accept(sock)), "error accepting socket"); // this can be modified to include the address of the remote socket

ServerThreads[ThreadIndex] = CreateThread(NULL, 0, (LPTHREAD_START_ROUTINE) &ProcessConnection, ConnectedSocket, 0, &ServerThreadIDs[ThreadIndex]);

// the line above needs to be cleaned up, it currently copies the connected socket into the called function

// and will then overwrite the local variable. I'm thinking maybe it needs an array of sockets to handle this

// and then it can pass the address of the socket.

}

// network code here

free(ServerThreads);

free(ServerThreadIDs);

trace("blocking server done\n");

}

static void test_ClientServerBlocking_1(void)

{

int serverPort = 0;

int ThreadIndex = 0;

HANDLE Thread1, Thread2;

int serverPort = 0; // I think the server port would work better as a #DEFINE rather than a variable that gets passed around everywhere

DWORD ThreadId1, ThreadId2;

HANDLE ServerThread;

Thread1 = CreateThread(NULL, 0, (LPTHREAD_START_ROUTINE) &BlockingClient, &serverPort, 0, &ThreadId1);

DWORD ServerThreadId;

Thread2 = CreateThread(NULL, 0, (LPTHREAD_START_ROUTINE) &BlockingServer, &serverPort, 0, &ThreadId2);

DWORD *ClientThreadIds;

HANDLE *ClientThreads;

ServerThread = CreateThread(NULL, 0, (LPTHREAD_START_ROUTINE) &BlockingClient, &serverPort, 0, &ServerThreadId);

ClientThreads = malloc(sizeof(Handle) * NUM_CLIENTS);

memset(ClientThreads, 0, sizeof(Handle) * NUM_CLIENTS)

ClientThreadIds = malloc(sizeof(DWORD) * NUM_CLIENTS);

memset(ClientThreadIds, 0, sizeof(DWORD) * NUM_CLIENTS);

for(ThreadIndex = 0; ThreadIndex < NUM_CLIENTS; ThreadIndex++) {

ClientThreads[ThreadIndex] = CreateThread(NULL, 0, (LPTHREAD_START_ROUTINE) &BlockingServer, &serverPort, 0, &ClientThreadIds[ThreadIndex]);

}

trace("test_ClientServerBlocking_1 done\n");

}

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