func (r *Runtime) serveDial(req *dialMsg, conn n.Conn) {
// Go guarantees the defer runs even if panic occurs
defer conn.Close()
expDial, _ := r.exportValues([]interface{}{PermRef(r.srv.Get(req.Service))}, conn.Addr())
conn.Write(&returnMsg{Out: expDial})
// Waiting for export acks not necessary since expDial is always a permptr.
}
func (r *Runtime) serveCall(req *callMsg, conn n.Conn) {
// Go guarantees the defer runs even if panic occurs
defer conn.Close()
h := r.exp.Lookup(req.ReceiverID)
if h == nil {
log.Printf("exported handle %v not found", req.ReceiverID.String())
if err := conn.Write(&returnMsg{Err: NewError("reply: no exp handle")}); err != nil {
// We need to distinguish between I/O errors and encoding errors.
// An encoding error implies bad code (e.g. forgot to register a
// type) and therefore is best handled by a panic. An I/O error is
// an expected runtime condition, and thus we ignore it (as we are
// on the server side).
//
// XXX: It should be Conn's responsibility to panic on encoding
// errors. For extra safety and convenience, we do something hacky
// here in trying to guess if we got an encoding error, in case
// Conn didn't throw a panic.
if strings.HasPrefix(err.Error(), "gob") {
panic(err)
}
}
return
}
fn := h.Type.Func[req.FuncID]
if fn == nil {
conn.Write(&returnMsg{Err: NewError("no func")})
return
}
in, err := r.importValues(req.In, fn.InTypes, conn.Addr(), true, nil)
if err != nil {
conn.Write(&returnMsg{Err: err})
return
}
reply, err := call(h.Value, h.Type, req.FuncID, in)
if err != nil {
conn.Write(&returnMsg{Err: err})
return
}
expReply, ptrPtr := r.exportValues(reply, conn.Addr())
if err = conn.Write(&returnMsg{Out: expReply}); err != nil {
// Gob encoding errors will often be the cause of this
log.Printf("write error (%s)", err)
}
r.readGotPtrPtr(ptrPtr, conn)
}
func (r *Runtime) serveGo(req *goMsg, conn n.Conn) {
log.Println("Cross-call start")
// Go guarantees the defer runs even if panic occurs
var exit string
defer func() {
defer func() {
recover()
log.Println("Exit: ", exit)
os.Exit(0)
}()
conn.Close()
// Potentially unnecessary hack to ensure that last message sent to
// caller is received before we die
time.Sleep(time.Second)
}()
exit = "lookup"
t := types.FuncTabl.TypeWithID(req.TypeID)
if t == nil {
conn.Write(&returnMsg{Err: NewError("reply: no func type")})
return
}
// No need to acknowledge acquisition of re-exported ptrs since,
// the caller is waiting for a return message anyway
exit = "import"
mainID := t.MainID()
in, err := r.importValues(req.In, t.Func[mainID].InTypes, conn.Addr(), true, nil)
if err != nil {
conn.Write(&returnMsg{Err: err})
return
}
exit = "call"
reply, err := call(t.Zero(), t, mainID, in)
if err != nil {
conn.Write(&returnMsg{Err: err})
return
}
expReply, ptrPtr := r.exportValues(reply, conn.Addr())
err = conn.Write(&returnMsg{Out: expReply})
r.readGotPtrPtr(ptrPtr, conn)
// Wait for any daemonized goroutines to complete
r.dwg.Wait()
exit = "ok"
}
func (r *Runtime) serveGetPtr(req *getPtrMsg, conn n.Conn) {
defer conn.Close()
h := r.exp.Lookup(req.ID)
if h == nil {
if err := conn.Write(&returnMsg{Err: NewError("getPtr: no exp handle")}); err != nil {
// See comment in serveCall.
if strings.HasPrefix(err.Error(), "gob") {
panic(err)
}
}
return
}
expReply, _ := r.exportValues([]interface{}{r.Ref(h.Value.Interface())}, conn.Addr())
conn.Write(&returnMsg{Out: expReply})
}
func (r *Runtime) serveDropPtr(q *dropPtrMsg, conn n.Conn) {
// Go guarantees the defer runs even if panic occurs
defer conn.Close()
r.exp.Remove(q.ID, conn.Addr())
}