/******************************************************** * * * Copyright (C) Microsoft. All rights reserved. * * * ********************************************************/ // Sentient Client File API // // Include this to get access to all File-related Sentient features. #pragma once #include "SenClientTypes.h" namespace Sentient { //=======================// // // // File Data Types // // // //=======================// struct SenRawDataTransferInfo; /// @brief A unique file identifier. /// /// @details A SenFileID represents a unique revision of a file in the file DB. /// These should only be obtained from the API and never specified manually, /// with the exception of the SenFileID_Invalid enumeration below. enum SenFileID : INT32 { /// A non-existent file. This is expected when a file is not found, for instance. SenFileID_Invalid = 0x00000000, }; /// @brief Stores a digest of a file. /// /// @details This is a 128-bit digest, checksum, CRC, etc. (currently an MD5) of a file. /// We typically use this to determine whether a file's contents are different or corrupt. /// struct SenFileDigest { UINT8 value[16]; ///< The raw bytes of the digest. }; /// @brief Basic file transfer information. /// /// @details Resource-specific data structures use this, or a SenPackageFileTransferInfo, /// to indicate how one can transfer a file to the console. /// The internal file download routine takes this structure directly. /// struct SenFileTransferInfo { SenFileID fileID; ///< Used for locating the file data on the server. SenSysFileSize fileSize; ///< The expected size of the file data. Don't read this directly--use the GetFileSize() method; SenFileDigest digest; ///< The expected file digest of the file data. /// @brief Test to see if this contains a real file. /// /// @details Returns true if this structure appears to refer to an actual file, /// but does not tell you if the file actually exists on the server. /// Attempt to download the file to determine whether or not it exists. /// bool IsValid() const; /// @brief Get the actual data size. /// /// @details Returns the exact size of the data--no rounding. Do NOT use this for /// allocating destination buffers. Use GetBufferSize() for that. /// SenSysFileSize GetFileSize() const; /// @brief Get the buffer size necessary to download the data. /// /// @details This will return a size which is greater than or equal to the data size. /// It may be rounded up somewhat (to, e.g. a 2k boundary) for the purposes /// of more efficient data transfers. Make absolutely certain that you use /// THIS size for allocating destination buffers, and NOT GetFileSize(). /// SenSysFileSize GetBufferSize() const; }; //======================// // // // File Functions // // // //======================// // Handy utility functions to handle digests: /// @brief Calculate a SenFileDigest from a buffer. /// /// @param[in] dataSize /// Number of bytes in data. /// /// @param[in] data /// The actual raw data of the file. /// /// @return A SenFileDigest calculated from the passed data. /// /// @details Calculate a SenFileDigest from a buffer. Currently, this is an MD5. /// /// @related SenFileDownload() /// @related SenFileDigestCreate() /// SenFileDigest SenFileDigestCreate( size_t dataSize, const BYTE *data ); /// @brief Compare two SenFileDigests for equality. /// /// @param[in] value0 /// This is the left value for the comparison. /// /// @param[in] value1 /// This is the right value for the comparison. /// /// @return Returns a bool: true if value0==value1, false if not. /// bool operator ==( const SenFileDigest &value0, const SenFileDigest &value1 ); /// @brief Compare two SenFileDigests for inequality. /// /// @param[in] value0 /// This is the left value for the comparison. /// /// @param[in] value1 /// This is the right value for the comparison. /// /// @return Returns a bool: true if value0!=value1, false if not. /// bool operator !=( const SenFileDigest &value0, const SenFileDigest &value1 ); } // namespace Sentient