feat(sockutls): Declare socketpair and gai_strerror via standard headers

Adding a reverse dependency to lwip and define macros, which
enable declarations of socketpair() and gai_strerror() in standard
heders (sys/socket.h and netdb.h)
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David Cermak
2024-12-16 18:07:57 +01:00
parent e12ecb8e89
commit b090a3cb69
3 changed files with 29 additions and 9 deletions

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@ -5,3 +5,12 @@ idf_component_register(SRCS "src/getnameinfo.c"
"src/gethostname.c"
INCLUDE_DIRS "include"
PRIV_REQUIRES lwip esp_netif)
# To support declarations from standard headers in lwip component
# - socket pair from lwip/sockets.h
# - gai_strerror from lwip/netdb.h
# also need to make lwip depend on the sock_utils lib
idf_component_get_property(lwip lwip COMPONENT_LIB)
target_compile_definitions(${lwip} PUBLIC LWIP_SOCKET_HAS_SOCKETPAIR=1)
target_compile_definitions(${lwip} PUBLIC LWIP_NETDB_HAS_GAI_STRERROR=1)
target_link_libraries(${lwip} PUBLIC ${COMPONENT_LIB})

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@ -6,13 +6,17 @@ This component provides simplified implementations of common socket-related util
## Supported Functions
| API | Description | Limitations |
|------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
| `ifaddrs()` | Retrieves interface addresses using `esp_netif` | IPv4 addresses only |
| `socketpair()` | Creates a pair of connected sockets using `lwIP` loopback stream sockets | IPv4 sockets only |
| `pipe()` | Wraps `socketpair()` to provide unidirectional pipe-like functionality | Uses bidirectional sockets in place of true pipes |
| `getnameinfo()` | Converts IP addresses to human-readable form using `lwIP`'s `inet_ntop()` | IPv4 only; supports `NI_NUMERICHOST` and `NI_NUMERICSERV` flags only |
| `gai_strerror()` | Returns error code as a string | Simple numeric string representation only |
| `gethostname()` | Returns lwip netif hostname | Not a system-wide hostname, but interface specific hostname |
| API | Description | Limitations | Declared in |
|--------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------|
| `ifaddrs()` | Retrieves interface addresses using `esp_netif` | IPv4 addresses only | `ifaddrs.h` |
| `socketpair()` *) | Creates a pair of connected sockets using `lwIP` loopback stream sockets | IPv4 sockets only | `socketpair.h`, `sys/socket.h` **) |
| `pipe()` *) | Wraps `socketpair()` to provide unidirectional pipe-like functionality | Uses bidirectional sockets in place of true pipes | `socketpair.h`, `unistd.h` ***) |
| `getnameinfo()` | Converts IP addresses to human-readable form using `lwIP`'s `inet_ntop()` | IPv4 only; supports `NI_NUMERICHOST` and `NI_NUMERICSERV` flags only | `getnameinfo.h`, `netdb.h` in ESP-IDF |
| `gai_strerror()` | Returns error code as a string | Simple numeric string representation only | `gai_strerror.h`, `netdb.h` **) |
| `gethostname()` | Returns lwip netif hostname | Not a system-wide hostname, but interface specific hostname | `gethostname.h`, `unistd.h` in ESP-IDF |
**Note**: `socketpair()` and `pipe()` are built on top of `lwIP` TCP sockets, inheriting the same characteristics. For instance, the maximum transmit buffer size is based on the `TCP_SND_BUF` setting.
**Notes**:
- **`*)`** `socketpair()` and `pipe()` are built on top of `lwIP` TCP sockets, inheriting the same characteristics. For instance, the maximum transmit buffer size is based on the `TCP_SND_BUF` setting.
- **`**)`** `socketpair()` and `gai_strerror()` are declared in sock_utils header files, the declaration is propagated to ESP-IDF from v5.5 to the official header files. If you're using older IDF version, you need to manually pre-include related header files from the sock_utils public include directory.
- **`***)`** `pipe()` is declared in compiler's `sys/unistd.h`.

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@ -32,3 +32,10 @@
#ifndef AF_UNIX
#define AF_UNIX 1
#endif
#ifndef PF_LOCAL
/*
* In POSIX, AF_UNIX and PF_LOCAL are essentially synonymous.
*/
#define PF_LOCAL AF_UNIX
#endif