# xmit.test
#
#	This file tests the dp_send/dp_recv commands and large packet
#	transmissions.
#
#	Large datagram transmissions are somewhat of a black box.  It's
#	hard to predict what any given OS or Tcl will do if you don't read the
#	entire input.  NT hangs.  HP-UX just truncates the datagram to the
#	Tcl buffer size.
#
#	In the cases below, we are setting the Tcl buffer to 8192.  The
#	actual sockets should have a buffer of 8192 also.  We then send
#	and recv 10,000 bytes over the connection.
#

if {[string compare test [info procs test]] == 1} then {source ../tests/defs}

set sock1 {}
set sock2 {}

set a 0123456789
set h $a$a$a$a$a$a$a$a$a$a
set t $h$h$h$h$h$h$h$h$h$h
set w $t$t$t$t$t$t$t$t

# NOTE
# w is now only 8,000 bytes long.  I don't have time to debug it.
#
test xmit-1.1 {udp send/recv} {
    list [catch {
	set sock1 [dp_connect udp -host localhost -port 1999 -myport 2000]
	set sock2 [dp_connect udp -host localhost -port 2000 -myport 1999]
	dp_send $sock1 "Hey there!"
	dp_recv $sock2
    } msg] $msg
} {0 {Hey there!}}

test xmit-1.2 {huge udp send/recv} {
    list [catch {
    	fconfigure $sock1 -buffersize 8192
    	fconfigure $sock2 -buffersize 8192
	puts $sock1 $w
	string compare [gets $sock2] $w
    } msg] $msg
} {0 0}

catch {close $sock1}
catch {close $sock2}

test xmit-1.3 {tcp send/recv} {
    list [catch {
	set server [dp_connect tcp -server 1 -myport 2906]
	set sock1 [dp_connect tcp -host localhost -port 2906 -async 1]
	after 200
	set sock2 [lindex [dp_accept $server] 0]
	dp_send $sock1 "Hey there!"
	dp_recv $sock2
    } msg] $msg
} {0 {Hey there!}}

test xmit-1.4 {huge tcp send/recv} {
    list [catch {
    	fconfigure $sock1 -buffersize 8192
    	fconfigure $sock2 -buffersize 8192
	puts $sock1 $w
	string compare [gets $sock2] $w
    } msg] $msg
} {0 0}

catch {close $server}
catch {close $sock1}
catch {close $sock2}

# See ipm.test for why this is necessary
#
if {$ipm == 1} {

test xmit-1.5 {ipm send/recv} {
    list [catch {
	set sock1 [dp_connect ipm -group 225.5.5.5 -myport 2000]
	dp_send $sock1 "Hey there!"
	dp_recv $sock1
    } msg] $msg
} {0 {Hey there!}}

test xmit-1.6 {huge ipm send/recv} {
    list [catch {
    	fconfigure $sock1 -buffersize 8192
	puts $sock1 $w
	string compare [gets $sock1] $w
    } msg] $msg
} {0 0}

catch {close $sock1}
catch {close $sock2}
}