cs456/a2/sender.py

from packet import packet
import socket, sys, os, threading

# save values needed to talk to host emulator
haddr = sys.argv[1] # network host address
dport = int(sys.argv[2]) # dest port on host
rport = int(sys.argv[3]) # recv port for this app
msg = sys.argv[4] # filename to be sent

# logfiles (segnums and acks, respectively)
# at end call things.close()
seglog = open("segnum.log", "a")
acklog = open("ack.log", "a")

# some config vars
winsize = 10 # window size
tmout = 0.2 # tmout limit in s
lock = threading.Lock() # used to avoid thread synch issues
cv = threading.Condition(lock) # used to let our threads sleep when not needed
timer = None # will be used for timing packet sendtimes
first = 0 # first packet in the window
confirmed = 0 # total confirmed packets for the current file
snum = 0 # current number we want to send (sequence number, that is)
char_limit = 500 # max num of characters in one packet's data field
packets = [] # list to be turned into a list of packets
total_packets = 0 # total number of packets
timed_packet = -1 # packet timer corresponds to currently (-1 is a cardinal value)
waking = False # flag if the receiver is waking the sender thread
pack_size = 512 # packet size in bytes

# try opening the file
try:
    msgfile = open(msg, 'r')
except IOError:
    sys.stderr.write("Failed to open file. Stop being terrible at life pls")
    raise SystemExit

# create packets list
while(True):
    string = msgfile.read(char_limit)
    if (not string):
        break
    packets.append(packet.create_packet(total_packets, string))
    total_packets += 1
    
# make winsize not bigger than the file allows
winsize = min(winsize, total_packets)

# create socket
sock = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_DGRAM)
sock.bind(('localhost', rport))

# start receiver thread
# receiver function
def receiver():
    global confirmed
    global waking
 
    while(True):
        # get a packet, turn into packet type
        pack, addr = sock.recvfrom(pack_size)
        newpacket = packet.parse_udp_data(pack)
        
        lock.acquire()
        # what type is this?
        if (newpacket.type == 2): # EOT
            acklog.write(str(newpacket.seq_num + "\n"))
            lock.release()
            return
        elif (newpacket.type == 1): # data
            lock.release()
            sys.stderr.write("Got data from receiver. Exiting")
            raise SystemExit
        else: # ACK packet
            acklog.write(str(newpacket.seq_num) + "\n")
            print("snum: ", newpacket.seq_num, "confirmed: ", confirmed)
            if (newpacket.seq_num > confirmed): # new ACK
                confirmed = seq_num + 1
                waking = True
                cv.notify_all()
            
        

recthread = threading.Thread(target=receiver, args=())
#recthread.dameon = True
recthread.start()
    
# let's get this bread! I mean send some packets
while (confirmed < total_packets):
    lock.acquire()
    
    # while we have room for packets in the window, send some
    while(snum < confirmed + winsize and snum < total_packets):
        sock.sendto(packets[snum].get_udp_data(), (haddr, dport))
        seglog.write(str(snum) + "\n")
        snum += 1
        
    # use cv to sleep for 0.2s, or if woken up
    cv.wait(tmout) # we get lock back when this returns
    
    # check if we woke from timer or not (status of waking flag)
    # this means we were woken by an ACK.
    if (waking):
        # logic to deal with ACKS deal with in receiver
        waking = False
    else: # we need to reset window
        snum = confirmed + 1 # reset to first unconfirmed packet
        waking = False
        
    # ensure we don't overflow due to window reaching the end
    winsize = min(winsize, total_packets - confirmed)
    lock.release()


# send EOT to receiver before closing
sock.sendto(packet.create_eot(snum).get_udp_data(), (haddr, dport))
recthread.join()
sock.close()

# cleanup for testing
seglog.close()
acklog.close()