Originally we decided that the output of VCC should be 100%
stand-alone and therefore contain no #includes at all.  This
was hoped to avoid unspecified trouble with C-compilers at runtime.

But C99 is old enough to drink now, so we move forward.

The script in tools/include_wash.py checks *.c files and
complains about violations of our intended #include orders.

Getting the quoting right to pass along the empty string in SunOS
is not working.

The code path is tested in vsl_glob_test.

fnmatch(3) appears to know FNM_IGNORECASE but not FNM_CASEFOLD.

Don't include vrt.h after cache_varnishd.h, which includes cache.h.

The extra locking prevents the race where a request thread is setting
r2->cond = NULL and the session thread is testing r2->cond != NULL.

Fixes: #2434

Keeping these in struct sess would necessitate extra locking for h/2
where we have multiple reqs in flight concurrently.

Fixes: #2268

This moves the body status decision to h2_end_headers, to make sure that
it is only done once per request.

We also move the Cookie header concatenation to h2_end_headers, to avoid
stepping on any changes that may have taken place in VCL.

Fixes: #2305

This is part of the $ABI reorg.

Two static checkers and myself had problems understanding the old code.

Avoid an undefined behavior of memcpy() in _tr_stored_block().

Allegedly the behavior of memcpy() is undefined if the source
pointer is NULL, even if the number of bytes to copy is zero.

Trying to tackle #2460

for i < 0, rlen could underflow. We are safe because of the check for
i < 0 further down, so this change is just a minor cleanup.

Fixes #2444

Together with the previous commit, this fixes potentially misleading
error messages.

Because we called vcc_path_dlopen on all vmod_path elements
irrespective of the kind of dlopen() error, the actual root cause
could be hidden.

Example:

dlerror: .../lib/libvmod_blob/.libs/libvmod_debug.so: cannot open shared object file

when the actual error was

dlerror: .../lib/libvmod_debug/.libs/libvmod_debug.so: undefined symbol:...

Addresses #2456 in a different way.

ensure wrk is always set and, for the backend side, move vfp_ctx setup to a
single place in vbf_stp_startfetch()

Fixes #2453

Fixes #2451

Previously, a FetchError in vbe_dir_getfd() was too general to be
useful. Now we log an error with the same identifier as the
corresponding statistic:

* unhealthy
* busy (max_connections reached)
* fail (no connection for real)

For these, we also log the backend name because we have not yet issued
a BackendOpen VSL.

A failed WS_Alloc is logged as "out of workspace".

We use an implicit rule to tell make how to turn vsc into c and
manually define the vsc files in Makefile.am. The implicit rule tells
automake to add .vsc to SUFFIXES, which in turn allows us to add the
actual vscs to varnishd_SOURCES.

To avoid triple configuration of the list of built VSC .c and .h
files, we generate these in configure. AC_SUBSTing files into _SOURCES
is forbidden by autoconf for a good reason: Adding sources to the
build should remain an explicit process to avoid accidentally
compiling in code just because someone had files with a magic name
lying around.

As the implicit .vsc -> .c rule does not allow for additional
dependencies, we add in the dependency to vsctool using the
auto-generated list of c files.

BUILT_SOURCES is used to ensure that, for default make targets,
headers generated from vscs are always present before the actual
varnishd sources are being build, of which some depend on vsc
headers. For subsequent builds, include dependency tracking takes
over.

The Makefile rules are deliberately simple to hopefully cover all make
flavours available on the planet. Notice that, for example, if we
limited ourselves to gmake, we could use much simpler substitution
rules to generate VSC_GEN_C and _H instead of the de-tour via
configure.

Portability is also the reason for renaming all vsc files.

recycle connections between protocols.

Should fix distcheck

someone(tm) might revisit this again later

Otherwise we might see garbled output files