Add functions to open pidfds, i.e. file descriptors representing
processes, for process ids and vice versa. Both functions work
an array of fds/pids, stop on error and return the number of
successfully handled items.
Much like the auto-closing helper for file descriptors, add a new
auto-free helper that is meant to be used with dynamically allocated
memory, a la:
autofree char *data = NULL;
...
data = malloc(size);
When data goes out of scope, cleanup_free will be called with &data,
i.e. cleanup_free(&data), which in turn will call free(3) data. In
order to work with all types, e.g. 'char *' (resulting in char **
being passed to cleanup_free) or 'int *' (resulting in int ** being
passed to cleanup_free), cleanup_free is defined to work with void *,
hence the odd-looking cast: void *target = *(void **) ptr.
Specify the include directory in the link_daemon_common dependency
and thus everything that includes that as a dependency will get
the proper include directory automatically.
There's no need in defining it at the top of the function. During
rebase, I had one `if` accessing `cl->executable` too early but we were
only storing the path in `executable` at that point.
This change avoids accessing `cl` while it might be NULL.
Signed-off-by: Kai Krakow <kai@kaishome.de>
Record the time a client was created, i.e. registered, in the
GameModeClient struct and add a getter for it.
(Alex Smith: Fixed up function documentation comments)
Currently, in method_list_games (`ListGames` on the bus), when
sd_bus_message_append fails, we break the loop but then we were
not reporting the error (contained in r) back to call.
For each registered game, export an object on the bus under the
path "/com/feralinteractive/GameMode/Games/<pid>" with an dbus
interface of ""com.feralinteractive.GameMode.Game". The interface
currently provides to properties, ProcessId and Executable.
Additionally add the ListGames method and the GameRegistered,
GameUnregistered signals to the com.feralinteractive.GameMode
interface.
Return an array of pid_t elements containing the process ids of
all registered clients. Memory ownership is transferred to the
client and must be freed.
This is so it can out-live its membership in the client list, e.g.
when it is passed outside of gamemode-context.c and the reaper
comes along and reaps a client in the background but we still are
using the struct outside.
