proxychains-ng/src/debug.h

#ifndef DEBUG_H
#define DEBUG_H

# include <stdio.h>

#ifdef DEBUG
# define PSTDERR(fmt, args...) do { dprintf(2,fmt, ## args); } while(0)
# define PDEBUG(fmt, args...) PSTDERR("DEBUG:"fmt, ## args)
# define DEBUGDECL(args...) args
# define DUMP_PROXY_CHAIN(A, B) dump_proxy_chain(A, B)
#else
# define PDEBUG(fmt, args...) do {} while (0)
# define DEBUGDECL(args...)
# define DUMP_PROXY_CHAIN(args...) do {} while (0)
#endif

# define PFUNC() do { PDEBUG("pid[%d]:%s\n", getpid(), __FUNCTION__); } while(0)

#include "core.h"
void dump_proxy_chain(proxy_data *pchain, unsigned int count);


#endif
failed attempt to use shared memory for the ip <-> dns mapping this is in order to get irssi, which forks for DNS lookups, and similar programs, to work as intended. in a previous attempt i learned that shared memory created in a child process is not visible to the parent; in this attempt i spin off a thread from the parent which listens on a pipe and manages the shared memory allocation from the parent address-space. however this doesnt work as expected: memory allocated in the parent after the child forked is not visi- ble to the child as well. so what happens is: irssi starts a child process, the thread allocs memory and hands it to the child, the child attempts to write and segfaults. however irssi doesnt crash. since now the memory is already allocated, doing the dns lookup again will succeed. i.e. the dns lookup works now in irssi by luck. all but the first dns lookups will suceed. however this is not good enough for me to be satisfied, i commit this only for documentation purposes. 2012-11-07 23:49:14 +08:00			`#ifndef DEBUG_H`
			`#define DEBUG_H`

			`# include <stdio.h>`
debug: fix DUMP_PROXY_CHAIN() hack 2020-09-21 00:00:10 +08:00
			`#ifdef DEBUG`
Add DUMP_PROXY_CHAIN for debug builds and debug.c. 2013-06-23 13:12:25 +08:00			`# define PSTDERR(fmt, args...) do { dprintf(2,fmt, ## args); } while(0)`
			`# define PDEBUG(fmt, args...) PSTDERR("DEBUG:"fmt, ## args)`
clean up some debug ifdefs 2015-06-14 17:53:33 +08:00			`# define DEBUGDECL(args...) args`
debug: fix DUMP_PROXY_CHAIN() hack 2020-09-21 00:00:10 +08:00			`# define DUMP_PROXY_CHAIN(A, B) dump_proxy_chain(A, B)`
failed attempt to use shared memory for the ip <-> dns mapping this is in order to get irssi, which forks for DNS lookups, and similar programs, to work as intended. in a previous attempt i learned that shared memory created in a child process is not visible to the parent; in this attempt i spin off a thread from the parent which listens on a pipe and manages the shared memory allocation from the parent address-space. however this doesnt work as expected: memory allocated in the parent after the child forked is not visi- ble to the child as well. so what happens is: irssi starts a child process, the thread allocs memory and hands it to the child, the child attempts to write and segfaults. however irssi doesnt crash. since now the memory is already allocated, doing the dns lookup again will succeed. i.e. the dns lookup works now in irssi by luck. all but the first dns lookups will suceed. however this is not good enough for me to be satisfied, i commit this only for documentation purposes. 2012-11-07 23:49:14 +08:00			`#else`
			`# define PDEBUG(fmt, args...) do {} while (0)`
clean up some debug ifdefs 2015-06-14 17:53:33 +08:00			`# define DEBUGDECL(args...)`
Add DUMP_PROXY_CHAIN for debug builds and debug.c. 2013-06-23 13:12:25 +08:00			`# define DUMP_PROXY_CHAIN(args...) do {} while (0)`
failed attempt to use shared memory for the ip <-> dns mapping this is in order to get irssi, which forks for DNS lookups, and similar programs, to work as intended. in a previous attempt i learned that shared memory created in a child process is not visible to the parent; in this attempt i spin off a thread from the parent which listens on a pipe and manages the shared memory allocation from the parent address-space. however this doesnt work as expected: memory allocated in the parent after the child forked is not visi- ble to the child as well. so what happens is: irssi starts a child process, the thread allocs memory and hands it to the child, the child attempts to write and segfaults. however irssi doesnt crash. since now the memory is already allocated, doing the dns lookup again will succeed. i.e. the dns lookup works now in irssi by luck. all but the first dns lookups will suceed. however this is not good enough for me to be satisfied, i commit this only for documentation purposes. 2012-11-07 23:49:14 +08:00			`#endif`

			`# define PFUNC() do { PDEBUG("pid[%d]:%s\n", getpid(), __FUNCTION__); } while(0)`

debug: fix DUMP_PROXY_CHAIN() hack 2020-09-21 00:00:10 +08:00			`#include "core.h"`
			`void dump_proxy_chain(proxy_data *pchain, unsigned int count);`


fix no-newline warnings on old compilers 2012-12-26 01:01:11 +08:00			`#endif`