android/android-grpc/control_socket.proto

// Copyright (C) 2018 The Android Open Source Project
//
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syntax = "proto2";

package android.emulation.control;

option java_package = "com.android.emulator.control";

// Used to communicate the socket state between a waterfall service running
// inside the emulator (guest) and a domain socket running on the host
// (emulator)
//
// The host does not have the abiliy to open direct connections, but can accept
// incoming connections.
//
// The protocol is as follows:
//
// - The first message on a channel from guest -> host is always a
// "SocketControl" message.
// - A channel that is identified with fd=0 is called the control channel.
//   Only SocketControl messages are exchanged on this channel.
//
// For channel 0:
//    - If the hosts sends an open message:
//           - The guest should respond with a new connection, With the first
//           message
//             an identity message with the requested fd
//    - If the hosts sends a close message:
//           - The guest can close the connection with the given fd, no new
//           messages will be send on the
//             channel. (Be aware of out of order delivery, there still might be
//             some leftover bytes)
//    - If the guests sends a close message:
//           - The host can close the connection with the given fd, no new
//           messages will be send on the
//             channel. (Be aware of out of order delivery, there still might be
//             some leftover bytes)
//
// For a new connection the host usually will read the socket control message,
// and pass on the remaining bytes to whomever wants to consume them.
message SocketControl {
    enum Sort {
        identity = 0;  // Indicates the identify of the channel on which this
                       // message is sent.
        open = 1;      // Request the client to open up a connection with the
                       // requested id.
        close = 2;     // Indicate that the channel with the given fd is to be
                    // closed. More specifically No new data will be placed on
                    // the wire after the sending of this message.
    }

    required Sort sort = 1;   // 1 Byte
    required fixed32 fd = 2;  // 4 Bytes
}