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/* Code for JSON_RPC API */ |
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/* Code for JSON_RPC API.
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* |
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* Each socket connection is represented by a `struct json_connection`. |
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* |
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* This can have zero, one or more `struct command` in progress at a time: |
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* because the json_connection can be closed at any point, these `struct command` |
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* have a independent lifetimes. |
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* |
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* Each `struct command` writes into a `struct json_stream`, which is created |
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* the moment they start writing output (see attach_json_stream). Initially |
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* the struct command owns it since they're writing into it. When they're |
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* done, the `json_connection` needs to drain it (if it's still around). At |
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* that point, the `json_connection` becomes the owner (or it's simply freed). |
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*/ |
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/* eg: { "method" : "dev-echo", "params" : [ "hello", "Arabella!" ], "id" : "1" } */ |
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#include <arpa/inet.h> |
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#include <bitcoin/address.h> |
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