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//==============================================================================
//
// PainQueue.cpp
//
// Copyright (c) 2002-2003 Inevitable Entertainment Inc. All rights reserved.
//
//==============================================================================
//
// NOTES:
//
// - Assuming that pains received in a single packet all have sequential
// sequence numbers. WARNING: Is this always true?
//
// - TO DO: If (statistically unlikely) a death pain completely fails to arrive
// at the server, then we must somehow decide how to deal with the locally
// speculatively dead player. Perhaps when the "lost pain" is over-written,
// we can force the "dead" player to be alive again. Alternately, if the
// pain queue fills up, no more pain.
//
// - Need to CAREFULLY check out the pain sequence number system.
//
// - HOW TO DEAL WITH LOST PACKETS
//
// + Version 1 - On the receiving side, only accept pains which have the next
// sequential number. When we get a NACK, mark ALL pains from the lost
// point forward as unsent and send them again.
//
// + Version 2 - On the receiving side, accept "future" pains, but only apply
// them in strict sequential order. Thus, a lost packet will make the pain
// applications stall until the lost data is resent and received. On the
// sending side, when we get a NACK, mark only the lost pains as unsent.
// When sending, always send the oldest unsent pains, AND only send groups
// of pains with strictly sequential numbers (this will help with
// compression).
//
// - Consider reducing CONN_PAINS_PER_PACKET from 8 to 7. This will save a
// bit per packet. Search for other such optimizations.
//
//==============================================================================
#if !defined(mtraub)
#define X_SUPPRESS_LOGS
#endif
//==============================================================================
// INCLUDES
//==============================================================================
#include "PainQueue.hpp"
#include "NetworkMgr.hpp"
#include "ConnMgr.hpp"
#include "x_debug.hpp"
#include "x_log.hpp"
//==============================================================================
// DEFINES
//==============================================================================
//==============================================================================
// NET_PAIN FUNCTIONS
//==============================================================================
net_pain::net_pain( void )
{
Seq = -1;
Sent = FALSE;
}
//==============================================================================
void net_pain::Read( bitstream& BS )
{
xbool Flag;
s32 Value;
if( BS.ReadFlag() ) BS.ReadRangedS32( Value, 0, 31 );
else Value = -1;
Origin = Value;
BS.ReadRangedS32( Value, 0, 31 );
Victim = Value;
BS.ReadS16( PainType );
BS.ReadRangedS32( Value, 0, 7 );
LifeSeq = Value;
BS.ReadFlag( Flag );
Kill = (s8)Flag;
if( Kill )
{
Damage = 1000.0f;
// Read extra corpse pain
CorpseDeathPain.Read( BS );
}
else
{
s16 Fixed;
BS.ReadS16( Fixed );
Damage = ((f32)Fixed) / 256.0f;
}
}
//==============================================================================
void net_pain::Write( bitstream& BS )
{
xbool Flag = Kill;
s32 Value;
if( BS.WriteFlag( Origin != -1 ) )
{
Value = Origin;
BS.WriteRangedS32( Value, 0, 31 );
}
Value = Victim;
BS.WriteRangedS32( Value, 0, 31 );
BS.WriteS16( PainType );
Value = LifeSeq;
BS.WriteRangedS32( Value, 0, 7 );
BS.WriteFlag( Flag );
if( !Kill )
{
Damage = MIN( Damage, 127.0f );
s16 Fixed = (s16)(Damage * 256.0f);
BS.WriteS16( Fixed );
}
else
{
// Write extra corpse pain
CorpseDeathPain.Write( BS );
}
}
//==============================================================================
// PAIN_QUEUE FUNCTIONS
//==============================================================================
pain_queue::pain_queue( void )
{
m_ClientIndex = -1;
Reset();
}
//==============================================================================
pain_queue::~pain_queue( void )
{
}
//==============================================================================
void pain_queue::Init( s32 ClientIndex )
{
m_ClientIndex = ClientIndex;
Reset();
}
//==============================================================================
xbool pain_queue::AddPain( net_pain& Pain )
{
if( m_Count == MAX_ENTRIES )
{
ASSERT( FALSE );
// Umm... Crap. Now what?
//
// Well, why are we here? There have been MAX_ENTRIES (128?) pain
// events against other players on this client machine which have NOT
// yet been transmitted to and confirmed on the server. In all
// likelihood, we are having some non-trivial problems at this point.
// So, applying too much effort at best possible recovery may be a
// waste. So... For now, do NOTHING!
//
// But, what COULD be done?
// - Attempt to combine compatible unsent pain entries to make room.
// - Attempt to discard the OLDEST unsent pain entry.
//
// Beware: If we "lose" a KILL, this client could be left in a somewhat
// problematic state until the "locally dead" player actually dies on
// the server. Workaround: Revive the "locally dead" player.
}
s32 Slot = (m_Head+1) % MAX_ENTRIES;
if( Pain.Seq == -1 )
{
// This is pain caused by a local client player and queued for later
// transmission to the server. Set the sequence number.
Pain.Seq = Slot;
}
else
{
// This is pain which came into the server from the client. Make sure
// it is the next pain in the sequence.
if( Pain.Seq != Slot )
{
// The pain we received is not the next pain. Reject it.
LOG_WARNING( "pain_queue::AddPain",
"Client:%d - Unexpected pain sequence value - "
"Expected:%d - Received:%d",
m_ClientIndex, Slot, Pain.Seq );
return( FALSE );
}
}
// Add the pain to the head to the queue.
m_Count += 1;
m_Head = Slot;
m_Pain[m_Head] = Pain;
/*
LOG_MESSAGE( "pain_queue::AddPain",
"Client:%d - Count:%d - Seq:%d - Victim:%d - Damage:%d",
m_ClientIndex,
m_Count,
m_Pain[m_Head].Seq,
m_Pain[m_Head].Victim,
m_Pain[m_Head].Damage );
*/
LogQueue();
return( TRUE );
}
//==============================================================================
void pain_queue::GetPain( net_pain& NetPain )
{
ASSERT( m_Count > 0 );
NetPain = m_Pain[m_Tail];
m_Count -= 1;
m_Tail = (m_Tail+1) % MAX_ENTRIES;
}
//==============================================================================
s32 pain_queue::GetCount( void )
{
return( m_Count );
}
//==============================================================================
void pain_queue::Reset( void )
{
s32 i;
LOG_WARNING( "pain_queue::Reset",
"Client:%d - Purged pain queue.", m_ClientIndex );
m_Head = MAX_ENTRIES-1;
m_Tail = 0;
m_Count = 0;
for( i = 0; i < MAX_ENTRIES; i++ )
{
m_Pain[i].Sent = FALSE;
}
}
//==============================================================================
void pain_queue::ProvidePain( conn_packet& Packet,
bitstream& BS,
s32 NPainsAllowed )
{
ASSERT( g_NetworkMgr.IsClient() );
// Cleanse the packet.
for( s32 i = 0; i < CONN_PAINS_PER_PACKET; i++ )
{
Packet.PainID[i] = -1;
}
Packet.NPains = 0;
// Reserve space in the bitstream for count.
s32 StartCursor = BS.GetCursor();
BS.WriteRangedS32( 0, 0, CONN_PAINS_PER_PACKET );
// If queue is empty, then we are done!
if( m_Count == 0 )
return;
//
// Find the first pain to be sent in this packet.
//
s32 I = m_Tail;
s32 Stop = (m_Head+1) % MAX_ENTRIES;
do
{
if( !m_Pain[I].Sent )
break;
I = (I+1) % MAX_ENTRIES;
}
while( I != Stop );
// If nothing to write, then we are done!
if( I == Stop )
return;
// Write out the sequence number of the FIRST pain.
BS.WriteRangedS32( I, 0, MAX_ENTRIES-1 );
// Write all the pain that are "not Sent" or as many as will fit in the
// packet. Note that the items written must all be consecutive.
while( (NPainsAllowed--) && (!m_Pain[I].Sent) && (I != Stop) )
{
// Remember where this pain starts in the packet.
s32 Cursor = BS.GetCursor();
// Write the pain itself.
m_Pain[I].Write( BS );
// And back it all out if it didn't fit.
if( BS.Overwrite() )
{
BS.SetCursor( Cursor );
break;
}
// Update the packet.
Packet.PainID[ Packet.NPains ] = I;
// Logging.
/*
LOG_MESSAGE( "pain_queue::ProvidePain( Packing )",
"Pain[%d] - Packet[%d]",
I,
Packet.NPains );
*/
// Update bookkeeping!
m_Pain[I].Sent = TRUE;
Packet.NPains++;
I = (I+1) % MAX_ENTRIES;
}
// Go back and update the number of pains written.
s32 EndCursor = BS.GetCursor();
BS.SetCursor( StartCursor );
BS.WriteRangedS32( Packet.NPains, 0, CONN_PAINS_PER_PACKET );
BS.SetCursor( EndCursor );
// And that's a wrap!
/*
LOG_MESSAGE( "pain_queue::ProvidePain",
"Client:%d - InQueue:%d - Packed:%d - "
"PainSeq:%d,%d,%d,%d,%d,%d,%d",
m_ClientIndex,
m_Count,
Packet.NPains,
Packet.NPains >= 1 ? Packet.PainID[0] : -1,
Packet.NPains >= 2 ? Packet.PainID[1] : -1,
Packet.NPains >= 3 ? Packet.PainID[2] : -1,
Packet.NPains >= 4 ? Packet.PainID[3] : -1,
Packet.NPains >= 5 ? Packet.PainID[4] : -1,
Packet.NPains >= 6 ? Packet.PainID[5] : -1,
Packet.NPains >= 7 ? Packet.PainID[6] : -1 );
LogQueue();
*/
}
//==============================================================================
void pain_queue::AcceptPain( bitstream& BS )
{
ASSERT( g_NetworkMgr.IsServer() );
// Read the number of pains.
s32 NPains;
BS.ReadRangedS32( NPains, 0, CONN_PAINS_PER_PACKET );
if( NPains == 0 )
return;
s32 FirstSeq;
s32 Queued = 0;
net_pain Pain;
BS.ReadRangedS32( FirstSeq, 0, MAX_ENTRIES-1 );
for( s32 i = 0; i < NPains; i++ )
{
// Read the pain from the packet.
Pain.Read( BS );
Pain.Seq = (FirstSeq + i) % MAX_ENTRIES;
// Add the pain to the queue.
if( AddPain( Pain ) )
Queued++;
}
/*
LOG_MESSAGE( "pain_queue::AcceptPain",
"Client:%d - Received:%d - First:%d - "
"Last:%d - Queued:%d - InQueue:%d",
m_ClientIndex,
NPains,
FirstSeq,
FirstSeq + NPains - 1,
Queued,
m_Count );
*/
}
//==============================================================================
void pain_queue::PacketAck( conn_packet& Packet, xbool Arrived )
{
s32 i;
ASSERT( g_NetworkMgr.IsClient() );
/*
if( Arrived )
{
LOG_MESSAGE( "pain_queue::PacketAck",
"Client:%d - PacketSeq:%d - Status:RECEIVED - "
"Count:%d - PainSeq:%d,%d,%d,%d,%d,%d,%d",
m_ClientIndex,
Packet.Seq,
Packet.NPains,
Packet.PainID[0],
Packet.PainID[1],
Packet.PainID[2],
Packet.PainID[3],
Packet.PainID[4],
Packet.PainID[5],
Packet.PainID[6] );
}
else
{
LOG_WARNING( "pain_queue::PacketAck",
"Client:%d - PacketSeq:%d - Status:DROPPED - "
"Count:%d - PainSeq:%d,%d,%d,%d,%d,%d,%d",
m_ClientIndex,
Packet.Seq,
Packet.NPains,
Packet.PainID[0],
Packet.PainID[1],
Packet.PainID[2],
Packet.PainID[3],
Packet.PainID[4],
Packet.PainID[5],
Packet.PainID[6] );
}
*/
// Update pains in queue based on this N/ACK. Remove pains from the queue
// that are no longer needed.
if( Arrived )
{
for( i = 0; i < Packet.NPains; i++ )
{
ASSERT( m_Count );
if( m_Count == 0 )
break; // Recover from ASSERT failure.
s32 I = Packet.PainID[i];
if( I == m_Tail )
{
m_Count -= 1;
m_Tail = (m_Tail+1) % MAX_ENTRIES;
}
else
{
LOG_ERROR( "pain_queue::PacketAck",
"Client:%d - N/ACK SEQUENCE MISMATCH - Received:%d - Expected:%d",
m_ClientIndex, I, m_Tail );
}
}
}
else if( Packet.NPains )
{
// Must resend everything that has been Sent.
s32 I = m_Tail;
s32 Stop = (m_Head+1) % MAX_ENTRIES;
do
{
if( !m_Pain[I].Sent )
break;
m_Pain[I].Sent = FALSE;
I = (I+1) % MAX_ENTRIES;
}
while( I != Stop );
}
LogQueue();
}
//==============================================================================
#define TAIL(n) m_Pain[ (m_Tail+n) % MAX_ENTRIES ].Seq, \
m_Pain[ (m_Tail+n) % MAX_ENTRIES ].Sent
#define HEAD(n) m_Pain[ (m_Head+MAX_ENTRIES-n) % MAX_ENTRIES ].Seq, \
m_Pain[ (m_Head+MAX_ENTRIES-n) % MAX_ENTRIES ].Sent
void pain_queue::LogQueue( void )
{
}
#undef TAIL
#undef HEAD
//==============================================================================
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