typedef struct tidc_instance TIDC_INSTANCE;
typedef struct tids_instance TIDS_INSTANCE;
typedef struct tid_req TID_REQ;
+typedef struct json_t json_t;
typedef void (TIDC_RESP_FUNC)(TIDC_INSTANCE *, TID_REQ *, TID_RESP *, void *);
DH *tidc_dh; /* Client's public dh information */
TIDC_RESP_FUNC *resp_func;
void *cookie;
+ json_t *json_references; /** References to objects dereferenced on request destruction*/
};
struct tidc_instance {
void *cookie;
};
-/* Utility funciton for TID_REQ structures, in tid/tid_req.c */
+/* Utility functions for TID_REQ structures, in tid/tid_req.c */
+TR_EXPORT TID_REQ *tid_req_new(void);
TR_EXPORT TID_REQ *tid_req_get_next_req(TID_REQ *req);
void tid_req_set_next_req(TID_REQ *req, TID_REQ *next_req);
TR_EXPORT int tid_req_get_resp_sent(TID_REQ *req);
void tid_req_set_cookie(TID_REQ *req, void *cookie);
TR_EXPORT TID_REQ *tid_dup_req (TID_REQ *orig_req);
+/** Decrement a reference to #json when this tid_req is cleaned up. A
+ new reference is not created; in effect the caller is handing a
+ reference they already hold to the TID_REQ.*/
+void tid_req_cleanup_json(TID_REQ *, json_t *json);
+
/* Utility functions for TID_RESP structure, in tid/tid_resp.c */
TR_EXPORT TID_RC tid_resp_get_result(TID_RESP *resp);
void tid_resp_set_result(TID_RESP *resp, TID_RC result);