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Thomas 00d21ee75e epee: remove dead code
Each symbol below has no references anywhere in the tree (src/, contrib/,
tests/); the full build still links cleanly. Per-symbol history is given so the
"why is this unused" is auditable (hashes are ancestors of HEAD).

net/connection_basic (all four lost their last caller in the 2022 connection
rewrite, 3be1dbd09 "connection: fix implementation"):
- to_string(t_connection_type): unused free function. Added 9bfa593ee (2015)
  to print a connection's type in a debug log; 3be1dbd09 (2022) switched that
  log line to std::to_string on the enum, orphaning this overload.
- do_send_handler_write / do_send_handler_write_from_queue: trace-only stubs
  added eabb51960 (2015) on the TCP send path; their calls in do_send_chunk /
  the write-completion handler were deleted by 3be1dbd09 (2022). The real send
  path is connection<T>::start_write().
- sleep_before_packet: outbound rate-limit sleep added eabb51960 (2015);
  callers were thinned over time (cf5f62361, 2017) and the last removed by
  3be1dbd09 (2022). Rate-limiting now lives in connection<T>::start_write()
  via the global out-throttle.

net/levin_base:
- struct bucket_head: legacy levin packet header from the 2014 epee import,
  superseded by bucket_head2 (the wire header, `using header = bucket_head2`).
  Its last use went away with the old levin_protocol_handler in 0c545f614
  (2024, "epee/test: remove levin_protocol_handler and core_proxy tests").
- LEVIN_PROTOCOL_VER_0: dead on arrival - present since the 2014 import, never
  referenced (the code uses LEVIN_PROTOCOL_VER_1).

net/net_utils_base (connection-context logging macros):
- LOG_PRINT_CC_L4: levin trace macro (2014 import); all call sites removed in
  5833d66f6 (2017, "Change logging to easylogging++").
- LOG_PRINT_CCONTEXT_L3: had a single "REMOTE PEERLIST" call site, removed in
  the same 5833d66f6 (2017).
- LOG_PRINT_CC_L3: only ever referenced inside LOG_PRINT_CCONTEXT_L3's body,
  never invoked directly - transitively dead once the above was removed.
- LOG_CC: dead on arrival - added in 5833d66f6 (2017) but never invoked.
  (The plain LOG_PRINT_L3 macro that LOG_PRINT_CC_L3/CCONTEXT_L3 wrap is still
  used elsewhere and is left untouched; only these unused CC wrappers go.)

net/network_throttle:
- typedef network_MB: added eabb51960 (2015); its only consumers
  (set_target_kill / m_target_MB) were stripped the same day in 5ce4256e3
  (2015), leaving an unused typedef.

profile_tools:
- START_WAY_POINTS / WAY_POINT / WAY_POINT2: dead on arrival - upstream-epee
  profiling macros present since the 2014 import, never once invoked (they only
  ever appear as definitions in profile_tools.h across all history).
- TIME_MEASURE_PAUSE / TIME_MEASURE_RESTART and their _NS_ variants: dead on
  arrival - added bda8c5983 (2017, "epee: add nanosecond timer and pause/restart
  profiling macros") but never wired to any call site. Of this family only
  TIME_MEASURE_START / TIME_MEASURE_FINISH are actually used.

storages:
- typedef binarybuffer (portable_storage_base): used by the binary store/load
  API since the 2014 import; its last consumer (store_to_binary) was removed in
  7414e2bac (2020, "Change epee binary output from std::stringstream to
  byte_stream").
- the templated min_bytes() member declaration (portable_storage_from_bin):
  declared but never defined or called. Added 7f407c027 (2020-12-26,
  "portable_storage: add some sanity checks on data size") alongside the
  ps_min_bytes<> trait struct, but the size checks were implemented via that
  trait (ps_min_bytes<>::strict), so this member was never defined or wired up
  - dead on arrival. The ps_min_bytes<> trait remains in use and is left intact.
2026-06-30 15:59:47 +02:00

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/// @file
/// @author rfree (current maintainer in monero.cc project)
/// @brief interface for throttling of connection (count and rate-limit speed etc)
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/* rfree: throttle basic interface */
/* rfree: also includes the manager for singeton/global such objects */
#ifndef INCLUDED_network_throttle_hpp
#define INCLUDED_network_throttle_hpp
#include <boost/asio.hpp>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
#include <boost/noncopyable.hpp>
#include <boost/shared_ptr.hpp>
#include <boost/array.hpp>
#include <boost/enable_shared_from_this.hpp>
#include <boost/thread/thread.hpp>
#include "syncobj.h"
#include "net/net_utils_base.h"
#include "misc_log_ex.h"
#include <boost/lambda/bind.hpp>
#include <boost/lambda/lambda.hpp>
#include <boost/uuid/random_generator.hpp>
#include <boost/chrono.hpp>
#include <boost/utility/value_init.hpp>
#include <boost/date_time/posix_time/posix_time.hpp>
#include "misc_language.h"
#include <sstream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <algorithm>
#include <memory>
#include <mutex>
#include <fstream>
namespace epee
{
namespace net_utils
{
// just typedefs to in code define the units used. TODO later it will be enforced that casts to other numericals are only explicit to avoid mistakes? use boost::chrono?
typedef double network_speed_kbps; // externally, for parameters and return values, all defined in kilobytes per second
typedef double network_speed_bps; // throttle-internally, bytes per second
typedef double network_time_seconds;
class i_network_throttle;
/***
@brief All information about given throttle - speed calculations
*/
struct calculate_times_struct {
double average;
double window;
double delay;
double recomendetDataSize;
};
typedef calculate_times_struct calculate_times_struct;
/***
@brief Access to simple throttles, with singleton to access global network limits
*/
class network_throttle_manager {
// provides global (singleton) in/inreq/out throttle access
// [[note1]] see also http://www.nuonsoft.com/blog/2012/10/21/implementing-a-thread-safe-singleton-with-c11/
// [[note2]] _inreq is the requested in traffic - we anticipate we will get in-bound traffic soon as result of what we do (e.g. that we sent network downloads requests)
//protected:
public: // XXX
static boost::mutex m_lock_get_global_throttle_in;
static boost::mutex m_lock_get_global_throttle_inreq;
static boost::mutex m_lock_get_global_throttle_out;
friend class connection_basic; // FRIEND - to directly access global throttle-s. !! REMEMBER TO USE LOCKS!
friend class connection_basic_pimpl; // ditto
public:
static i_network_throttle & get_global_throttle_in(); ///< singleton ; for friend class ; caller MUST use proper locks! like m_lock_get_global_throttle_in
static i_network_throttle & get_global_throttle_inreq(); ///< ditto ; use lock ... use m_lock_get_global_throttle_inreq obviously
static i_network_throttle & get_global_throttle_out(); ///< ditto ; use lock ... use m_lock_get_global_throttle_out obviously
};
/***
@brief interface for the throttle, see the derivated class
*/
class i_network_throttle {
public:
virtual void set_name(const std::string &name)=0;
virtual void set_target_speed( network_speed_kbps target )=0;
virtual network_speed_kbps get_target_speed()=0;
virtual void handle_trafic_exact(size_t packet_size) =0; // count the new traffic/packet; the size is exact considering all network costs
virtual void handle_trafic_tcp(size_t packet_size) =0; // count the new traffic/packet; the size is as TCP, we will consider MTU etc
virtual void tick() =0; // poke and update timers/history
// time calculations:
virtual void calculate_times(size_t packet_size, calculate_times_struct &cts, bool dbg, double force_window) const =0; // assuming sending new package (or 0), calculate:
// Average, Window, Delay, Recommended data size ; also gets dbg=debug flag, and forced window size if >0 or -1 for not forcing window size
// Average speed, Window size, recommended Delay to sleep now, Recommended size of data to send now
virtual network_time_seconds get_sleep_time(size_t packet_size) const =0; // gets the D (recommended Delay time) from calc
virtual network_time_seconds get_sleep_time_after_tick(size_t packet_size) =0; // ditto, but first tick the timer
virtual size_t get_recommended_size_of_planned_transport() const =0; // what should be the recommended limit of data size that we can transport over current network_throttle in near future
virtual double get_time_seconds() const =0; // a timer
virtual void logger_handle_net(const std::string &filename, double time, size_t size)=0;
virtual void get_stats(uint64_t &total_packets, uint64_t &total_bytes) const =0;
};
// ... more in the -advanced.h file
} // namespace net_utils
} // namespace epee
#endif