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"""
Optional Python mutex implementation for py11 library, using the
threading.Lock primitive to provide the mutex itself.
Most of the code in this module has to do with mapping between the
Python and PKCS #11 APIs.
If you just want locking, it's probably simpler to let the C code
handle it, by passing CKF_OS_LOCKING_OK to C_Initialize().
The main reason for having a complete implementation in Python is to
test the API.
Sample usage:
from p11 import *
from py11.mutex import MutexDB
p11 = PKCS11()
mdb = MutexDB()
p11.C_Initialize(0, mdb.create, mdb.destroy, mdb.lock, mdb.unlock)
"""
from struct import pack, unpack
from .types import *
from .exceptions import *
# This controls how big our mutex handles are.
encoded_format = "=L"
# These are all determined by encoded_format, don't touch.
encoded_length = len(pack(encoded_format, 0))
encoded_type = CK_BYTE * encoded_length
handle_max = unpack(encoded_format, chr(0xff) * encoded_length)[0]
class Mutex(object):
def __init__(self, handle):
from threading import Lock
self.encoded = encoded_type(*handle)
self.lock = Lock()
def p11_callback(func):
from threading import ThreadError
def wrapper(self, arg):
try:
func(self, arg)
except ThreadError, e:
print "Failed: %s" % e
return CKR_MUTEX_NOT_LOCKED.ckr_code
except Exception, e:
print "Failed: %s" % e
return CKR_FUNCTION_FAILED.ckr_code
else:
return CKR_OK
return wrapper
class MutexDB(object):
def __init__(self):
self.mutexes = {}
self.next_handle = 0
def find_free_handle(self):
if len(self.mutexes) > handle_max:
raise RuntimeError
while self.next_handle in self.mutexes:
self.next_handle = (self.next_handle + 1) & handle_max
return pack(encoded_format, self.next_handle)
@p11_callback
def create(self, handle_ptr):
handle = self.find_free_handle()
self.mutexes[handle] = Mutex(handle)
handle_ptr[0] = self.mutexes[handle].encoded
@p11_callback
def destroy(self, handle):
del self.mutexes[handle[:encoded_length]]
@p11_callback
def lock(self, handle):
self.mutexes[handle[:encoded_length]].lock.acquire()
@p11_callback
def unlock(self, handle):
self.mutexes[handle[:encoded_length]].lock.release()
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