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Fix for tcp_err() callbacks and other issues (#115)
* Fixes the handling tcp_err() callback and addresses build issues
with different core releases.
Summary:
The operator "new ..." was changed to "new (std::nothrow) ...", which will
return NULL when the heap is out of memory. Without the change "soft WDT"
was the result, starting with Arduino ESP8266 Core 2.5.0. (Note, RE:"soft
WDT" - the error reporting may improve with core 2.6.) With proir core
versions the library appears to work fine.
ref: esp8266/Arduino#6269 (comment)
To support newer lwIP versions and buffer models. All references to 1460
were replaced with TCP_MSS. If TCP_MSS is not defined (exp. 1.4v lwIP)
1460 is assumed.
The ESPAsyncTCP library should build for Arduino ESP8266 Core releases:
2.3.0, 2.4.1, 2.4.2, 2.5.1, 2.5.2. It may still build with core versions
2.4.0 and 2.5.0. I did not do any regression testing with these, since
they had too many issues and were quickly superseded.
lwIP tcp_err() callback often resulted in crashes. The problem was a
tcp_err() would come in, while processing a send or receive in the
forground. The tcp_err() callback would be passed down to a client's
registered disconnect CB. A common problem with SyncClient and other
modules as well as some client code was: the freeing of ESPAsyncTCP
AsyncClient objects via disconnect CB handlers while the library was
waiting for an operstion to finished. Attempts to access bad pointers
followed. For SyncClient this commonly occured during a call to delay().
On return to SyncClient _client was invalid. Also the problem described by
issue #94 also surfaced
Use of tcp_abort() required some very special handling and was very
challenging to make work without changing client API. ERR_ABRT can only be
used once on a return to lwIP for a given connection and since the
AsyncClient structure was sometimes deleted before returning to lwIP, the
state tracking became tricky. While ugly, a global variable for this
seemed to work; however, I abanded it when I saw a possible
reentrancy/concurrency issue. After several approaches I settled the
problem by creating "class ACErrorTracker" to manage the issue.
Additional Async Client considerations:
The client sketch must always test if the connection is still up at loop()
entry and after the return of any function call, that may have done a
delay() or yield() or any ESPAsyncTCP library family call. For example,
the connection could be lost during a call to _client->write(...). Client
sketches that delete _client as part of their onDisconnect() handler must
be very careful as _client will become invalid after calls to delay(),
yield(), etc.
* moved DebugPrintMacros.h to the correct loccation.
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