Fix for Bug 3671 - QEMU GDB stub listens on IPv6-only port on Windows 7
The connection string used by the GDB stub does not specify which
version of the Internet Protocol should be used by the port on
which it listens. On host platforms with IPv6 support, such as
Windows 7, this means that the stub listens on an IPv6-only port.
Since the GDB client uses IPv4, this means that the client cannot
connect to QEMU.
/*
* Copyright (c) 2009 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).
* All rights reserved.
* This component and the accompanying materials are made available
* under the terms of the License "Eclipse Public License v1.0"
* which accompanies this distribution, and is available
* at the URL "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html".
*
* Initial Contributors:
* Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.
*
* Contributors:
* Sosco - bug fixes
*
* Description:
*
*/
#include <f32file.h>
#include <f32fsys.h>
#include <f32ver.h>
#include <e32uid.h>
#include <rsvphostfsdriver.h>
#include "svphostfsy.h"
#ifdef DP
#undef DP
#define DP(f...)
#endif
TInt RSVPHostFsDriver::Open()
{
DP(_L("** (rsvphostfsdriver.cpp) RSVPHostFsDriver::Open()"));
return DoCreate(KSVPHostFsDriverName, TVersion(KMajorVersionNumber, KMinorVersionNumber, KBuildVersionNumber), KNullUnit, NULL, NULL);
}
TInt RSVPHostFsDriver::MkDir(TSVPHostFsMkDirInfo& aInfo)
{
DP(_L("** (rsvphostfsdriver.cpp) RSVPHostFsDriver::MkDir()"));
return DoSVPRequest(EMkDir, &aInfo);
}
TInt RSVPHostFsDriver::RmDir(TSVPHostFsRmDirInfo& aInfo)
{
DP(_L("** (rsvphostfsdriver.cpp) RSVPHostFsDriver::RmDir()"));
return DoSVPRequest(ERmDir, &aInfo);
}
TInt RSVPHostFsDriver::Delete(TSVPHostFsDeleteInfo& aInfo)
{
DP(_L("** (rsvphostfsdriver.cpp) RSVPHostFsDriver::Delete()"));
return DoSVPRequest(EDelete, &aInfo);
}
TInt RSVPHostFsDriver::Rename(TSVPHostFsRenameInfo& aInfo)
{
DP(_L("** (rsvphostfsdriver.cpp) RSVPHostFsDriver::Rename()"));
return DoSVPRequest(ERename, &aInfo);
}
TInt RSVPHostFsDriver::Replace(TSVPHostFsReplaceInfo& aInfo)
{
DP(_L("** (rsvphostfsdriver.cpp) RSVPHostFsDriver::Replace()"));
return DoSVPRequest(EReplace, &aInfo);
}
TInt RSVPHostFsDriver::ReadUid(const TDesC& /*aName*/,TEntry& /*anEntry*/)
{
DP(_L("** (rsvphostfsdriver.cpp) RSVPHostFsDriver::ReadUid()"));
return KErrNone;
}
TInt RSVPHostFsDriver::Entry(TSVPHostFsEntryInfo& aInfo)
{
DP(_L("** (rsvphostfsdriver.cpp) RSVPHostFsDriver::Entry()"));
return DoSVPRequest(EEntry, &aInfo);
}
TInt RSVPHostFsDriver::SetEntry(TSVPHostFsSetEntryInfo &aInfo)
{
DP(_L("** (rsvphostfsdriver.cpp) RSVPHostFsDriver::SetEntry()"));
return DoSVPRequest(ESetEntry, &aInfo);
}
TInt RSVPHostFsDriver::FileOpen(TSVPHostFsFileOpenInfo& aInfo)
{
DP(_L("** (rsvphostfsdriver.cpp) RSVPHostFsDriver::FileOpen()"));
return DoSVPRequest(EFileOpen, &aInfo);
}
TInt RSVPHostFsDriver::FileClose(TUint32 aDrive, TUint32 aHandle)
{
DP(_L("** (rsvphostfsdriver.cpp) RSVPHostFsDriver::FileClose()"));
// If attempt is made to access a file which does
// not exist, it will not give a handle to close afterwards.
// Attempting to call FileClose on this with an invalid handle
// results in the error code KErrBadHandle (-8) being returned.
// Some UI's cannot cope properly with this error code, resulting
// in various servers repeatedly closing and reopening. To prevent
// this,we trap it here and return KErrNone as though the call
// completed properly without error.
if (aHandle == 0)
return KErrNone; // Bad handle, so exit immediately with KErrNone
else
return DoSVPRequest(EFileClose, (TAny *)aDrive, (TAny *)aHandle);
}
TInt RSVPHostFsDriver::FileRead(TSVPHostFsFileReadInfo& aInfo)
{
DP(_L("** (rsvphostfsdriver.cpp) RSVPHostFsDriver::FileRead()"));
return DoSVPRequest(EFileRead, &aInfo);
}
TInt RSVPHostFsDriver::FileWrite(TSVPHostFsFileWriteInfo& aInfo)
{
DP(_L("** (rsvphostfsdriver.cpp) RSVPHostFsDriver::FileWrite()"));
return DoSVPRequest(EFileWrite, &aInfo);
}
TInt RSVPHostFsDriver::FileSetSize(TSVPHostFsFileSetSizeInfo &aInfo)
{
DP(_L("** (rsvphostfsdriver.cpp) RSVPHostFsDriver::FileSetSize()"));
return DoSVPRequest(EFileSetSize, &aInfo);
}
TInt RSVPHostFsDriver::FileSetEntry(TSVPHostFsSetEntryInfo &aInfo)
{
DP(_L("** (rsvphostfsdriver.cpp) RSVPHostFsDriver::FileSetEntry()"));
return KErrNotSupported;
}
TInt RSVPHostFsDriver::FlushData(TUint32 aDrive)
{
DP(_L("** (rsvphostfsdriver.cpp) RSVPHostFsDriver::FlushData()"));
return DoSVPRequest(EFileFlushAll, (TAny *)aDrive);
}
TInt RSVPHostFsDriver::FlushAll(TUint32 aDrive)
{
DP(_L("** (rsvphostfsdriver.cpp) RSVPHostFsDriver::FlushAll()"));
return DoSVPRequest(EFileFlushAll, (TAny *)aDrive);
}
TInt RSVPHostFsDriver::DirOpen(TSVPHostFsDirOpenInfo& aInfo)
{
DP(_L("** (rsvphostfsdriver.cpp) RSVPHostFsDriver::DirOpen()"));
return DoSVPRequest(EDirOpen, &aInfo);
}
TInt RSVPHostFsDriver::DirClose(TUint32 aDrive, TUint32 aHandle)
{
DP(_L("** (rsvphostfsdriver.cpp) RSVPHostFsDriver::DirClose()"));
// If attempt is made to read a directory which does
// not exist, it will not give a handle to close afterwards.
// Attempting to call DirClose on this with an invalid handle
// results in the error code KErrBadHandle (-8) being returned.
// Some UI's cannot cope properly with this error code, resulting
// in various servers repeatedly closing and reopening. To prevent
// this,we trap it here and return KErrNone as though the call
// completed properly without error.
if (aHandle == 0)
return KErrNone; // Bad handle, so exit immediately with KErrNone
else
return DoSVPRequest(EDirClose, (TAny *)aDrive, (TAny *)aHandle);
}
TInt RSVPHostFsDriver::DirRead(TSVPHostFsDirReadInfo& aInfo)
{
DP(_L("** (rsvphostfsdriver.cpp) RSVPHostFsDriver::DirRead()"));
return DoSVPRequest(EDirRead, &aInfo);
}
TUint32 RSVPHostFsDriver::GetDeviceID(TUint32 aDrive)
{
DP(_L("** (rsvphostfsdriver.cpp) RSVPHostFsDriver::GetDeviceID()"));
TUint32 id;
TInt r = DoSVPRequest(EGetDeviceID, (TAny *) aDrive, &id);
return (r != KErrNone) ? r : id;
}
TInt RSVPHostFsDriver::GetDriveMap(TUint32 * aMap)
{
DP(_L("** (rsvphostfsdriver.cpp) RSVPHostFsDriver::GetDeviceID()"));
return DoSVPRequest(EGetDriveMap, (TAny *)aMap);
}