BoringSSL builds its crypto_test and ssl_test as single targets, while
gRPC was building them with a target per file. This no longer works with
tip-of-tree BoringSSL.
This change aligns gRPC with the way that BoringSSL builds its tests.
The changes to boringssl/gen_build_yaml.py were done by hand, all other
changes result from generate_projects.sh.
All these changes need to go together to make sense
- changes to use new version of upb in bazel
- allowing includes in build target option
- script for generating c code (upb) for protos
- generated code for example protos
- adding changes for non-bazel builds
- change sanity tests to ignore the generated files.
grpc_handshake is renamed to GrpcHandshake, using C++ class definitions
instead of C-style vtable classes. Update callers to use new interfaces.
We use RefCountedPtr to simplify reference tracking.
protos
All these changes need to go together to make sense
- changes to use new version of upb in bazel
- allowing includes in build target option
- script for generating c code for protos
- generated code for example build
- adding changes for non-bazel builds
- change sanity tests to ignore the generated files.
Every thread intitiates multiple RPCs. The Callback of the unary RPC then issues a new RPC and this goes until the benchmark shuts down. For shutdown the main thread waits on a conditional variable. After shutdown the callbacks increment a rpcs done variable and once the the rpcs done equate the the total number of outstanding rpcs, the last callback performing the increment operation also issues a signal to wake up the main thread. The mainthread process to join the other threads and perform cleanup