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Linux Transparent Inter Process Communication (TIPC) bindings for Rust
This library provides bindings for some of the more common TIPC operations.
§Prerequisites
- Linux OS (version >= 4.14 for communication groups)
- Clang compiler
- TIPC kernel module enabled (
sudo modprobe tipc
)
§Open a socket, bind to an address and listen for messages
use tipc::{TipcConn, SockType, TipcScope};
let conn = TipcConn::new(SockType::SockRdm).unwrap();
conn.bind(12345, 0, 0, TipcScope::Cluster).expect("Unable to bind to address");
let mut buf: [u8; tipc::MAX_MSG_SIZE] = [0; tipc::MAX_MSG_SIZE];
loop {
let msg_size = conn.recv(&mut buf).unwrap();
println!("received: {}", std::str::from_utf8(&buf[0..msg_size as usize]).unwrap())
}
§Join a group and listen for group membership events or messages
Note: Joining a group automatically binds to an address and creates the group if it doesn’t already exist.
use tipc::{TipcConn, SockType, TipcScope, GroupMessage};
let mut conn = TipcConn::new(SockType::SockRdm).unwrap();
conn.join(12345, 1, TipcScope::Cluster).expect("Unable to join group");
// Listen for messages
loop {
match conn.recvfrom().unwrap() {
GroupMessage::MemberEvent(e) => {
let action = if e.joined() { "joined" } else { "left" };
println!("group member {}:{} {}", e.socket_ref(), e.node_ref(), action);
},
GroupMessage::DataEvent(d) => {
println!("received message: {}", std::str::from_utf8(&d).unwrap());
}
}
}
Structs§
- Membership
- Information about a node that joined/left a group.
- Tipc
Conn - Wrapper around a socket to provide convenience functions for binding, sending data, etc.
- Tipc
Error - Error information about the attempted TIPC operation
Enums§
- Group
Message - Represents the message type received when in a group.
- Sock
Type - TIPC socket type to be used.
- Tipc
Scope - The scope to use when binding to an address.
Constants§
Functions§
- attach_
to_ interface - Attach TIPC to an interface to allow communication with other nodes on the network.
- set_
host_ addr - Set the host addr, can be omitted starting from Linux 4.17.