app/surface/transport_dib.h

// Copyright (c) 2010 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.

#ifndef APP_SURFACE_TRANSPORT_DIB_H_
#define APP_SURFACE_TRANSPORT_DIB_H_
#pragma once

#include "base/basictypes.h"

#if defined(OS_WIN) || defined(OS_MACOSX)
#include "base/shared_memory.h"
#endif

#if defined(OS_WIN)
#include <windows.h>
#elif defined(USE_X11)
#include "app/x11_util.h"
#endif

namespace gfx {
class Size;
}
namespace skia {
class PlatformCanvas;
}

// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// A TransportDIB is a block of memory that is used to transport pixels
// between processes: from the renderer process to the browser, and
// between renderer and plugin processes.
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TransportDIB {
 public:
  ~TransportDIB();

  // Two typedefs are defined. A Handle is the type which can be sent over
  // the wire so that the remote side can map the transport DIB. The Id typedef
  // is sufficient to identify the transport DIB when you know that the remote
  // side already may have it mapped.
#if defined(OS_WIN)
  typedef HANDLE Handle;
  // On Windows, the Id type includes a sequence number (epoch) to solve an ABA
  // issue:
  //   1) Process A creates a transport DIB with HANDLE=1 and sends to B.
  //   2) Process B maps the transport DIB and caches 1 -> DIB.
  //   3) Process A closes the transport DIB and creates a new one. The new DIB
  //      is also assigned HANDLE=1.
  //   4) Process A sends the Handle to B, but B incorrectly believes that it
  //      already has it cached.
  struct HandleAndSequenceNum {
    HandleAndSequenceNum()
        : handle(NULL),
          sequence_num(0) {
    }

    HandleAndSequenceNum(HANDLE h, uint32 seq_num)
        : handle(h),
          sequence_num(seq_num) {
    }

    bool operator< (const HandleAndSequenceNum& other) const {
      // Use the lexicographic order on the tuple <handle, sequence_num>.
      if (other.handle != handle)
        return other.handle < handle;
      return other.sequence_num < sequence_num;
    }

    HANDLE handle;
    uint32 sequence_num;
  };
  typedef HandleAndSequenceNum Id;

  // Returns a default, invalid handle, that is meant to indicate a missing
  // Transport DIB.
  static Handle DefaultHandleValue() { return NULL; }

  // Returns a value that is ONLY USEFUL FOR TESTS WHERE IT WON'T BE
  // ACTUALLY USED AS A REAL HANDLE.
  static Handle GetFakeHandleForTest() {
    static int fake_handle = 10;
    return reinterpret_cast<Handle>(fake_handle++);
  }
#elif defined(OS_MACOSX)
  typedef base::SharedMemoryHandle Handle;
  // On Mac, the inode number of the backing file is used as an id.
  typedef base::SharedMemoryId Id;

  // Returns a default, invalid handle, that is meant to indicate a missing
  // Transport DIB.
  static Handle DefaultHandleValue() { return Handle(); }

  // Returns a value that is ONLY USEFUL FOR TESTS WHERE IT WON'T BE
  // ACTUALLY USED AS A REAL HANDLE.
  static Handle GetFakeHandleForTest() {
    static int fake_handle = 10;
    return Handle(fake_handle++, false);
  }
#elif defined(USE_X11)
  typedef int Handle;  // These two ints are SysV IPC shared memory keys
  typedef int Id;

  // Returns a default, invalid handle, that is meant to indicate a missing
  // Transport DIB.
  static Handle DefaultHandleValue() { return -1; }

  // Returns a value that is ONLY USEFUL FOR TESTS WHERE IT WON'T BE
  // ACTUALLY USED AS A REAL HANDLE.
  static Handle GetFakeHandleForTest() {
    static int fake_handle = 10;
    return fake_handle++;
  }
#endif

  // Create a new TransportDIB, returning NULL on failure.
  //
  // The size is the minimum size in bytes of the memory backing the transport
  // DIB (we may actually allocate more than that to give us better reuse when
  // cached).
  //
  // The sequence number is used to uniquely identify the transport DIB. It
  // should be unique for all transport DIBs ever created in the same
  // renderer.
  static TransportDIB* Create(size_t size, uint32 sequence_num);

  // Map the referenced transport DIB.  The caller owns the returned object.
  // Returns NULL on failure.
  static TransportDIB* Map(Handle transport_dib);

  // Returns true if the handle is valid.
  static bool is_valid(Handle dib);

  // Returns a canvas using the memory of this TransportDIB. The returned
  // pointer will be owned by the caller. The bitmap will be of the given size,
  // which should fit inside this memory.
  //
  // Will return NULL on allocation failure. This could be because the image
  // is too large to map into the current process' address space.
  skia::PlatformCanvas* GetPlatformCanvas(int w, int h);

  // Return a pointer to the shared memory
  void* memory() const;

  // Return the maximum size of the shared memory. This is not the amount of
  // data which is valid, you have to know that via other means, this is simply
  // the maximum amount that /could/ be valid.
  size_t size() const { return size_; }

  // Return the identifier which can be used to refer to this shared memory
  // on the wire.
  Id id() const;

  // Return a handle to the underlying shared memory. This can be sent over the
  // wire to give this transport DIB to another process.
  Handle handle() const;

#if defined(USE_X11)
  // Map the shared memory into the X server and return an id for the shared
  // segment.
  XID MapToX(Display* connection);
#endif

 private:
  TransportDIB();
#if defined(OS_WIN) || defined(OS_MACOSX)
  explicit TransportDIB(base::SharedMemoryHandle dib);
  base::SharedMemory shared_memory_;
  uint32 sequence_num_;
#elif defined(USE_X11)
  int key_;  // SysV shared memory id
  void* address_;  // mapped address
  XSharedMemoryId x_shm_;  // X id for the shared segment
  Display* display_;  // connection to the X server
#endif
  size_t size_;  // length, in bytes

  DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(TransportDIB);
};

class MessageLoop;

#endif  // APP_SURFACE_TRANSPORT_DIB_H_