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cwWebSock.cpp : Websock now performs a single memory allocation in send() rather than multiple in send() and exec().

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kevin 2024-01-06 08:53:55 -05:00
parent 6ed0f6c080
commit 6b771c0c88
1 changed files with 16 additions and 10 deletions
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@ -313,7 +313,7 @@ namespace cw
msg_t* t = m1->link;
mem::free(m1->msg);
//mem::free(m1->msg);
mem::free(m1);
m1 = t;
@ -344,7 +344,7 @@ namespace cw
while((m = p->_q->pop()) != nullptr)
{
mem::free(m->msg);
//mem::free(m->msg);
mem::free(m);
}
@ -363,7 +363,7 @@ namespace cw
{
msg_t* tmp = m->link;
mem::free(m->msg);
//mem::free(m->msg);
mem::free(m);
m = tmp;
}
@ -502,10 +502,15 @@ cw::rc_t cw::websock::destroy( handle_t& h )
cw::rc_t cw::websock::send(handle_t h, unsigned protocolId, unsigned sessionId, const void* msg, unsigned byteN )
{
rc_t rc = kOkRC;
uint8_t* mem = mem::allocZ<uint8_t>( sizeof(msg_t) + LWS_PRE + byteN );
//msg_t* m = mem::allocZ<msg_t>(1);
//m->msg = mem::allocZ<unsigned char>(byteN);
msg_t* m = (msg_t*)mem;
m->msg = mem + sizeof(msg_t);
msg_t* m = mem::allocZ<msg_t>(1);
m->msg = mem::allocZ<unsigned char>(byteN);
memcpy(m->msg,msg,byteN);
memcpy(m->msg+LWS_PRE,msg,byteN);
m->msgByteN = byteN;
m->protocolId = protocolId;
m->sessionId = sessionId;
@ -593,12 +598,13 @@ cw::rc_t cw::websock::exec( handle_t h, unsigned timeOutMs )
// add the pre-padding bytes to the msg
unsigned char* msg = mem::allocZ<unsigned char>(LWS_PRE + m->msgByteN);
memcpy( msg+LWS_PRE, m->msg, m->msgByteN );
//unsigned char* msg = mem::allocZ<unsigned char>(LWS_PRE + m->msgByteN);
//memcpy( msg+LWS_PRE, m->msg, m->msgByteN );
mem::free(m->msg); // free the original msg buffer
//mem::free(m->msg); // free the original msg buffer
//m->msg = msg;
m->msg = msg;
m->msgId = ps->nextNewMsgId; // set the msg id
ps->begMsg->link = m; // put the msg on the front of the outgoing queue
ps->begMsg = m; //