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freetdm: Remove optimistic sanity check, prints spurious error messages

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Moises Silva 2012-02-16 16:08:21 -05:00 committed by James Zhang
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libs/freetdm/src/ftdm_state.c
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@ -48,12 +48,22 @@ FT_DECLARE(ftdm_status_t) _ftdm_channel_complete_state(const char *file, const c
ftdm_time_t diff = 0;
ftdm_channel_state_t state = fchan->state;
#if 0
/* I could not perform this sanity check without more disruptive changes. Ideally we should check here if the signaling module completing the state
executed a state processor (called ftdm_channel_advance_states() which call fchan->span->state_processor(fchan)) for the state. That is just a
sanity check, as in the past we had at least one bug where the signaling module set the state and then accidentally changed the state to a new one
without calling ftdm_channel_advance_states(), meaning the state processor for the first state was not executed and that lead to unexpected behavior.
If we want to be able to perform this kind of sanity check it would be nice to add a new state status (FTDM_STATE_STATUS_PROCESSING), the function
ftdm_channel_advance_states() would set the state_status to PROCESSING and then the check below for STATUS_NEW would be valid. Currently is not
valid because the signaling module may be completing the state at the end of the state_processor callback and therefore the state will still be
in STATUS_NEW, and is perfectly valid ... */
if (fchan->state_status == FTDM_STATE_STATUS_NEW) {
ftdm_log_chan_ex(fchan, file, func, line, FTDM_LOG_LEVEL_CRIT,
"Asking to complete state change from %s to %s in %llums, but the state is still unprocessed (this might be a bug!)\n",
ftdm_channel_state2str(fchan->last_state), ftdm_channel_state2str(state), diff);
/* We should probably return here with FTDM_FAIL if we don't see this message in production environments for a while (2012-02-16) */
}
#endif
if (fchan->state_status == FTDM_STATE_STATUS_COMPLETED) {
ftdm_assert_return(!ftdm_test_flag(fchan, FTDM_CHANNEL_STATE_CHANGE), FTDM_FAIL, "State change flag set but state is already completed\n");