// ossig.h - written and placed in the public domain by Jeffrey Walton // //! \file ossig.h //! \brief Utility class for trapping OS signals. //! \since Crypto++ 5.6.5 #ifndef CRYPTOPP_OS_SIGNAL_H #define CRYPTOPP_OS_SIGNAL_H #include "config.h" #if defined(UNIX_SIGNALS_AVAILABLE) # include #endif NAMESPACE_BEGIN(CryptoPP) // ************** Unix and Linux compatibles *************** #if defined(UNIX_SIGNALS_AVAILABLE) || defined(CRYPTOPP_DOXYGEN_PROCESSING) //! \brief Signal handler function pointer //! \details SignalHandlerFn is provided as a stand alone function pointer with external "C" linkage //! \sa SignalHandler, NullSignalHandler extern "C" { typedef void (*SignalHandlerFn) (int); }; //! \brief Null signal handler function //! \param unused the signal number //! \details NullSignalHandler is provided as a stand alone function with external "C" linkage //! and not a static member function due to the the member function's implicit //! external "C++" linkage. //! \sa SignalHandler, SignalHandlerFn extern "C" { inline void NullSignalHandler(int unused) {CRYPTOPP_UNUSED(unused);} }; //! Signal handler for Linux and Unix compatibles //! \tparam S Signal number //! \tparam O Flag indicating exsting handler should be overwriiten //! \details SignalHandler() can be used to install a signal handler with the signature //! void handler_fn(int). If SignalHandlerFn is not NULL, then //! the sigaction is set to the function and the sigaction flags is set to the flags. //! If SignalHandlerFn is NULL, then a default handler is installed //! using sigaction flags set to 0. The default handler only returns from the call. //! \details Upon destruction the previous signal handler is restored if the former signal handler //! was replaced. //! \warning Do not use SignalHandler in a code block that uses setjmp or longjmp //! because the destructor may not run. //! \since Crypto++ 5.6.5 //! \sa NullSignalHandler, SignalHandlerFn, \ref CRYPTOPP_ASSERT "CRYPTOPP_ASSERT", DebugTrapHandler template struct SignalHandler { //! \brief Construct a signal handler //! \param pfn Pointer to a signal handler function //! \param flags Flags to use with the signal handler //! \details SignalHandler() installs a signal handler with the signature //! void handler_fn(int). If SignalHandlerFn is not NULL, then //! the sigaction is set to the function and the sigaction flags is set to the flags. //! If SignalHandlerFn is NULL, then a default handler is installed //! using sigaction flags set to 0. The default handler only returns from the call. //! \details Upon destruction the previous signal handler is restored if the former signal handler //! was overwritten. //! \warning Do not use SignalHandler in a code block that uses setjmp or longjmp //! because the destructor may not run. setjmp is why cpu.cpp does not use SignalHandler //! during CPU feature testing. //! \since Crypto++ 5.6.5 SignalHandler(SignalHandlerFn pfn = NULL, int flags = 0) : m_installed(false) { // http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/007908799/xsh/sigaction.html struct sigaction new_handler; do { int ret = 0; ret = sigaction (S, 0, &m_old); if (ret != 0) break; // Failed // Don't step on another's handler if Overwrite=false if (m_old.sa_handler != 0 && !O) break; #if defined __CYGWIN__ // http://github.com/weidai11/cryptopp/issues/315 memset(&new_handler, 0x00, sizeof(new_handler)); #else ret = sigemptyset (&new_handler.sa_mask); if (ret != 0) break; // Failed #endif new_handler.sa_handler = (pfn ? pfn : &NullSignalHandler); new_handler.sa_flags = (pfn ? flags : 0); // Install it ret = sigaction (S, &new_handler, 0); if (ret != 0) break; // Failed m_installed = true; } while(0); } ~SignalHandler() { if (m_installed) sigaction (S, &m_old, 0); } private: struct sigaction m_old; bool m_installed; private: // Not copyable SignalHandler(const SignalHandler &); void operator=(const SignalHandler &); }; #endif NAMESPACE_END #endif // CRYPTOPP_OS_SIGNAL_H