teems/App/net.cpp

#include <iostream>

#include "Enclave_u.h"
#include "net.hpp"

// The command type byte values

#define COMMAND_EPOCH 0x00
#define COMMAND_MESSAGE 0x01
#define COMMAND_CHUNK 0x02

NetIO *g_netio = NULL;

NodeIO::NodeIO(tcp::socket &&socket) : sock(std::move(socket))
{
}

uint8_t *NodeIO::request_frame()
{
    if (frames_available.empty()) {
        // Allocate a new frame.  Note that this memory will (at this
        // time) never get deallocated.  In theory, we could deallocate
        // it in return_frame, but if a certain number of frames were
        // allocated here, it means we had that much data in flight
        // (queued but not accepted for sending by the OS), and we're
        // likely to need that much again.  Subsequent messages will
        // _reuse_ the allocated data, though, so the used memory won't
        // grow forever, and will be limited to the amount of in-flight
        // data needed.
        return new uint8_t[MAXCHUNKSIZE];
    }
    // Copy the pointer to the frame out of the deque and remove it from
    // the deque.  Note this is _not_ taking the address of the element
    // *in* the deque (and then popping it, which would invalidate that
    // pointer).
    frame_deque_lock.lock();
    uint8_t *frame = frames_available.back();
    frames_available.pop_back();
    frame_deque_lock.unlock();
    return frame;
}

void NodeIO::return_frame(uint8_t *frame)
{
    if (!frame) return;

    // We push the frame back on to the end of the deque so that it will
    // be the next one used.  This may lead to better cache behaviour?
    frame_deque_lock.lock();
    frames_available.push_back(frame);
    frame_deque_lock.unlock();
}

void NodeIO::send_header_data(uint64_t header, uint8_t *data, size_t len)
{
    commands_deque_lock.lock();
    commands_inflight.push_back({header, data, len});
    if (commands_inflight.size() == 1) {
        async_send_commands();
    }
    commands_deque_lock.unlock();
}

void NodeIO::async_send_commands()
{
    std::vector<boost::asio::const_buffer> tosend;

    CommandTuple *commandp = &(commands_inflight.front());
    tosend.push_back(boost::asio::buffer(&(std::get<0>(*commandp)), 5));
    if (std::get<1>(*commandp) != NULL && std::get<2>(*commandp) > 0) {
        tosend.push_back(boost::asio::buffer(std::get<1>(*commandp),
            std::get<2>(*commandp)));
    }
    boost::asio::async_write(sock, tosend,
        [this, commandp](boost::system::error_code, std::size_t){
            // When the write completes, pop the command from the deque
            // (which should now be in the front)
            commands_deque_lock.lock();
            assert(!commands_inflight.empty() &&
                &(commands_inflight.front()) == commandp);
            uint8_t *data = std::get<1>(*commandp);
            commands_inflight.pop_front();
            if (commands_inflight.size() > 0) {
                async_send_commands();
            }
            // And return the frame
            return_frame(data);
            commands_deque_lock.unlock();
        });
}

void NodeIO::send_epoch(uint32_t epoch_num)
{
    uint64_t header = (uint64_t(epoch_num) << 8) + COMMAND_EPOCH;
    send_header_data(header, NULL, 0);
}

void NodeIO::send_message_header(uint32_t tot_message_len)
{
    uint64_t header = (uint64_t(tot_message_len) << 8) + COMMAND_MESSAGE;
    send_header_data(header, NULL, 0);
    // If we're sending a new message header, we have to have finished
    // sending the previous message.
    assert(chunksize_inflight == msgsize_inflight);
    msgsize_inflight = tot_message_len;
    chunksize_inflight = 0;
}

bool NodeIO::send_chunk(uint8_t *data, uint32_t chunk_len)
{
    assert(chunk_len <= MAXCHUNKSIZE);
    uint64_t header = (uint64_t(chunk_len) << 8) + COMMAND_CHUNK;
    send_header_data(header, data, chunk_len);
    chunksize_inflight += chunk_len;
    assert(chunksize_inflight <= msgsize_inflight);
    return (chunksize_inflight < msgsize_inflight);
}

void NodeIO::recv_commands(
        std::function<void(boost::system::error_code)> error_cb,
    std::function<void(uint32_t)> epoch_cb,
    std::function<void(uint32_t)> message_cb,
    std::function<void(uint8_t*,uint32_t)> chunk_cb)
{
    // Asynchronously read the header
    receive_header = 0;
    boost::asio::async_read(sock, boost::asio::buffer(&receive_header, 5),
        [this, error_cb, epoch_cb, message_cb, chunk_cb]
        (boost::system::error_code ec, std::size_t) {
            if (ec) {
                error_cb(ec);
                return;
            }
            if ((receive_header & 0xff) == COMMAND_EPOCH) {
                epoch_cb(uint32_t(receive_header >> 8));
                recv_commands(error_cb, epoch_cb, message_cb, chunk_cb);
            } else if ((receive_header & 0xff) == COMMAND_MESSAGE) {
                assert(recv_msgsize_inflight == recv_chunksize_inflight);
                recv_msgsize_inflight = uint32_t(receive_header >> 8);
                recv_chunksize_inflight = 0;
                message_cb(recv_msgsize_inflight);
                recv_commands(error_cb, epoch_cb, message_cb, chunk_cb);
            } else if ((receive_header & 0xff) == COMMAND_CHUNK) {
                uint32_t this_chunk_size = uint32_t(receive_header >> 8);
                assert(recv_chunksize_inflight + this_chunk_size <=
                    recv_msgsize_inflight);
                recv_chunksize_inflight += this_chunk_size;
                boost::asio::async_read(sock, boost::asio::buffer(
                    receive_frame, this_chunk_size),
                    [this, error_cb, epoch_cb, message_cb, chunk_cb,
                        this_chunk_size]
                    (boost::system::error_code ecc, std::size_t) {
                        if (ecc) {
                            error_cb(ecc);
                            return;
                        }
                        chunk_cb(receive_frame, this_chunk_size);
                        recv_commands(error_cb, epoch_cb,
                            message_cb, chunk_cb);
                    });
            } else {
                error_cb(boost::system::errc::make_error_code(
                    boost::system::errc::errc_t::invalid_argument));
            }
        });
}

NetIO::NetIO(boost::asio::io_context &io_context, const Config &config)
    : conf(config), myconf(config.nodes[config.my_node_num])
{
    num_nodes = conf.nodes.size();
    nodeios.resize(num_nodes);
    me = conf.my_node_num;

    // Node number n will accept connections from nodes 0, ..., n-1 and
    // make connections to nodes n+1, ..., num_nodes-1.  This is all
    // single threaded, but it doesn't deadlock because node 0 isn't
    // waiting for any incoming connections, so it immediately makes
    // outgoing connections.  When it connects to node 1, that node
    // accepts its (only) incoming connection, and then starts making
    // its outgoing connections, etc.

    tcp::resolver resolver(io_context);
    tcp::acceptor acceptor(io_context,
        resolver.resolve(myconf.listenhost, myconf.listenport)->endpoint());

    for(size_t i=0; i<me; ++i) {
#ifdef VERBOSE_NET
        std::cerr << "Accepting number " << i << "\n";
#endif
        tcp::socket nodesock = acceptor.accept();
#ifdef VERBOSE_NET
        std::cerr << "Accepted number " << i << "\n";
#endif
        // Read 2 bytes from the socket, which will be the
        // connecting node's node number
        unsigned short node_num;
        boost::asio::read(nodesock,
            boost::asio::buffer(&node_num, sizeof(node_num)));
        if (node_num >= num_nodes) {
            std::cerr << "Received bad node number\n";
        } else {
            nodeios[node_num].emplace(std::move(nodesock));
#ifdef VERBOSE_NET
            std::cerr << "Received connection from " <<
                config.nodes[node_num].name << "\n";
#endif
        }
    }

    for(size_t i=me+1; i<num_nodes; ++i) {
        boost::system::error_code err;
        tcp::socket nodesock(io_context);
        while(1) {
#ifdef VERBOSE_NET
            std::cerr << "Connecting to " << config.nodes[i].name << "...\n";
#endif
            boost::asio::connect(nodesock,
                resolver.resolve(config.nodes[i].listenhost,
                    config.nodes[i].listenport), err);
            if (!err) break;
            std::cerr << "Connection to " << config.nodes[i].name <<
                " refused, will retry.\n";
            sleep(1);
        }
        // Write 2 bytes to the socket to tell the peer node our node
        // number
        unsigned short node_num = (unsigned short)me;
        boost::asio::write(nodesock,
            boost::asio::buffer(&node_num, sizeof(node_num)));
        nodeios[i].emplace(std::move(nodesock));
#ifdef VERBOSE_NET
        std::cerr << "Connected to " << config.nodes[i].name << "\n";
#endif
    }
}

/* The enclave calls this to inform the untrusted app that there's a new
 * messaage to send. The return value is the frame the enclave should
 * use to store the first (encrypted) chunk of this message. */
uint8_t *ocall_message(nodenum_t node_num, uint32_t message_len)
{
    assert(g_netio != NULL);
    NodeIO &node = g_netio->node(node_num);
    node.send_message_header(message_len);
    return node.request_frame();
}

/* The enclave calls this to inform the untrusted app that there's a new
 * chunk to send.  The return value is the frame the enclave should use
 * to store the next (encrypted) chunk of this message, or NULL if this
 * was the last chunk. */
uint8_t *ocall_chunk(nodenum_t node_num, uint8_t *chunkdata,
    uint32_t chunklen)
{
    assert(g_netio != NULL);
    NodeIO &node = g_netio->node(node_num);
    bool morechunks = node.send_chunk(chunkdata, chunklen);
    if (morechunks) {
        return node.request_frame();
    }
    return NULL;
}