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src/core/data/pubsub.c
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| if (processor->write(s) < 0) { | ||
| log_debug("handler signals channel termination"); | ||
| s->ch->state = CHANNEL_TERM; |
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c->state = CHANNEL_TERM to be consistent with the one above
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| struct element el_r = {.type = ELEM_INT}; /* reply, an integer */ | ||
| struct listener *l; | ||
| struct topic *t; | ||
| uint32_t nsub = 0; |
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I believe this would be more readable without this temporary variable and just using el_r.num
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| log_debug("listener not added"); | ||
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| if (!listener_add_topic(l, t)) { | ||
| log_debug("topic not added"); |
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these errors should probably write an error message to the client instead of failing silently?
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| if (prev == NULL) { | ||
| SLIST_REMOVE_HEAD(bucket, l_sle); | ||
| } else { | ||
| SLIST_REMOVE_AFTER(prev, l_sle); |
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what would happen if s was not on the list? prev'd be the last element and it'll segfault or something? should there be an ASSERT(l != NULL)?
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| t->name.len = name->len; | ||
| t->name.data = cc_alloc(t->name.len); | ||
| if (t->name.data == NULL) { | ||
| cc_free(t); |
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| * a topic is an endpoint that clients can subscribe to, equivalent to | ||
| * "channel" in the original redis protocol. |
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is there any reason to call it topic instead of channel? do we refer to something else as channel? you could add the reason to the comment here
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| if (!admin_init) { | ||
| log_warn("%s has never been setup", PUBSUB_ADMIN_MODULE_NAME); | ||
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| #include <stream/cc_sockio.h> | ||
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| * a listener is a client that has subscribed to at least one channel |
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I thought that a listener may be subscribed to 0 channels (after unsubscribe it is not deleted)?
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| void | ||
| core_run(void *arg_worker) | ||
| worker_run(void *arg_worker) |
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why are we renaming this? I think this name can cause some confusion, since it creates threads for both worker and server threads.
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maybe rename these to core_worker_run and core_pubsub_run
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This is a pubsub implementation that's compatible with Redis' pub/sub, but it's a standalone server, not mixed with other redis features.
Also, the publisher does not need to wait for the message fanout to complete before receiving a response, which fully decouples publishing from subscribing.
This is a prototype and many error/corner cases are not yet handled. Nor are unit tests added for the corresponding modules.