* The handle of the peer to start
*/
struct GNUNET_TESTBED_Peer *peer;
-
+
/**
* The Peer churn callback to call when this operation is completed
*/
GNUNET_TESTBED_PeerChurnCallback pcc;
-
+
/**
* Closure for the above callback
*/
void *pcc_cls;
-
+
};
* The Peer info callback to call when this operation has completed
*/
GNUNET_TESTBED_PeerInfoCallback cb;
-
+
/**
* The closure for peer info callback
*/
* The operation completion callback to call once this operation is done
*/
GNUNET_TESTBED_OperationCompletionCallback cb;
-
+
/**
* The closure for the above callback
*/
struct OperationContext *sub_opc;
/**
- * State information for this context data
+ * The starting time of this operation
*/
- enum OCDState {
-
- /**
- * The initial state
- */
- OCD_INIT,
+ struct GNUNET_TIME_Absolute tstart;
- /**
- * State where we attempt to acquire peer2's controller's configuration
- */
- OCD_CFG_ACQUIRE,
+ /**
+ * Has this operation failed
+ */
+ int failed;
- /**
- * State where we link peer1's controller to peer2's controller
- */
- OCD_LINK_CONTROLLERS,
-
- /**
- * State where we re-ask controller of peer1 to attempt an overlay connect
- * between peer1 and peer2
- */
- OCD_REATTEMPT_OVERLAY_CONNECT
- } state;
+ /**
+ * The timing slot index for this operation
+ */
+ unsigned int tslot_index;
};
-
-/**
- * Create the given peer at the specified host using the given
- * controller. If the given controller is not running on the target
- * host, it should find or create a controller at the target host and
- * delegate creating the peer. Explicit delegation paths can be setup
- * using 'GNUNET_TESTBED_controller_link'. If no explicit delegation
- * path exists, a direct link with a subordinate controller is setup
- * for the first delegated peer to a particular host; the subordinate
- * controller is then destroyed once the last peer that was delegated
- * to the remote host is stopped. This function is used in particular
- * if some other controller has already assigned a unique ID to the
- * peer.
- *
- * Creating the peer only creates the handle to manipulate and further
- * configure the peer; use "GNUNET_TESTBED_peer_start" and
- * "GNUNET_TESTBED_peer_stop" to actually start/stop the peer's
- * processes.
- *
- * Note that the given configuration will be adjusted by the
- * controller to avoid port/path conflicts with other peers.
- * The "final" configuration can be obtained using
- * 'GNUNET_TESTBED_peer_get_information'.
- *
- * @param unique_id unique ID for this peer
- * @param controller controller process to use
- * @param host host to run the peer on
- * @param cfg configuration to use for the peer
- * @param cb the callback to call when the peer has been created
- * @param cls the closure to the above callback
- * @return the operation handle
- */
-struct GNUNET_TESTBED_Operation *
-GNUNET_TESTBED_peer_create_with_id_ (uint32_t unique_id,
- struct GNUNET_TESTBED_Controller
- *controller,
- struct GNUNET_TESTBED_Host *host,
- const struct GNUNET_CONFIGURATION_Handle
- *cfg, GNUNET_TESTBED_PeerCreateCallback cb,
- void *cls);
-
-
/**
* Generate PeerGetConfigurationMessage
*