Originally implemented by @abedra as part of #306.
In case a write or read times out, we force an error state, because we
can't guarantuee that the next read will get the right data.
Instead we need to reconnect to have a clean-state connection, which is
now easily possible with this method.
Attempting to use the install target before the make target works fine,
except for the missing pkgconfig file. Adding that file to the
dependencies for the install target to make sure it gets created first.
Due to the various processors going over the command, we need more
escaping.
1) Make parses it, so $${libdir} becomes ${libdir}
2) 'shell' parses it for the 'echo command', whereas echo ${libdir}
would be an empty string; escape it as \${libdir} to ensure we get what
we want.
Closes#312
Major fix:
- `make install` now works properly
Minor fix:
- `make test` now works after `make 32bit` on a 64-bit platform
- added more automated travis tests
This replaces the old intlen() implementation with a slightly
faster way of counting digits.
Implementation taken from the same place where digits10() in
redis/src/util.c came from.
The old 'intlen' allowed negative inputs, but no usage in hiredis
was passing negative numbers, so that ability is removed. Also,
the new implementation can count higher (uint64_t) instead of
limited to just int as before.
Fixes#295 by replacing implementation
Suggested at
https://github.com/redis/hiredis/issues/294#issuecomment-69153074
This change also makes the test stop hanging for 10 to 30 seconds
waiting for the resolver to timeout. Now the resolver immediately
sees the hostname is bad and returns error without waiting for timeout.
The strerror_r API has two flavors depending on system options.
The bad flavor uses a static buffer for returning results, so if
you save the pointer from strerror_r, the string you're referencing
becomes useless if anybody else calls strerror_r again
The good flavor does what you expect: it writes the error to your buffer.
This commit uses strerror_r directly if it's a good version or copies
the static buffer into our private buffer if it's a bad version.
Thanks to gemorin for explaining the problem and drafting a fix.
Fixes#239
Previously, redisvAppendCommand() would return OOM even with formatting
errors. Now we use OTHER with an error string telling the user the
error was formatting related, not memory related.
This also fixes a potentially worse bug where were would pass error result
of -1 as an actual length to another function taking an unsigned length,
which would result in crash/overallocation/errors. Now for that case,
we just return an error immediately and stop processing the command.
Fixes#177
Flags can occur in any order in format string, so we can't assume any order.
In original code, the redisvFormatCommand can process " %#+d" correctly,
but can't process "%+#d".
Closes#257
[Cleaned up:
- name of function: freeRedis... -> redisFree...
- return value of function (free doesn't return anything)
- parameter type for function.
- we don't need to free a char**, the char** is just
for returning from the assignment functoin.]
Closes#250
Signed-off-by: Chris Lamb <chris@chris-lamb.co.uk>
[Instead of checking for "not solaris" we feature detect
for availability of what we want, then remove the system
that advertises compatability but doesn't actually provide it
(given our assumptions about what we're guarding).]
Closes#254
redisAsyncInitialize() can return NULL, but then we pass
the return value from redisAsyncInitialize() into something
dereferencing the return value, which can cause crashies.
[This introduces some new API functions.]
* Adds new flag to the connection context indicating SO_REUSEADDR
should be set.
* Adds max number of retries constant for when connect() hits
EADDRNOTAVAIL.
* Adds new function, redisAsyncConnectBindWithReuse(), letting
clients enable this functionality.
[Removed trailing whitespace in new header lines.]
Closes#264
OK, perhaps the second time is a charm. I forgot that I had
hiredis forked from a long time ago, so the initial pull
request was hosed. :)
* Pulled in sdscatfmt() from Redis, and modified it to accept a
size_t (%T) style format specifier.
* Pulled in sdsll2str() and sdsull2str() from Redis (needed by
sdscatfmt).
* Added a new method, redisFormatSdsCommandArgv() which takes
and sds* as the target, rather than char* (and uses sdscatfmt
instead of sprintf for the construction).
I get roughly the following improvement:
Old: 1.044806
New: 0.481620
The benchmark code itself can be found here:
https://gist.github.com/michael-grunder/c92ef31bb632b3d0ad81Closes#260
