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/** An optional function which returns non-zero if the given connection
* or its master connection is using HTTP/2. */
APR_DECLARE_OPTIONAL_FN(int,
http2_is_h2, (conn_rec *));
APR_DECLARE_OPTIONAL_FN(void,
http2_get_num_workers, (server_rec *s, int *minw, int *max));
#define AP_HTTP2_HAS_GET_POLLFD
/** * Get a apr_pollfd_t populated for a h2 connection where * (c->master != NULL) is true and pipes are supported. * To be used in Apache modules implementing WebSockets in Apache httpd * versions that do not support the corresponding `ap_get_pollfd_from_conn()` * function. * When available, use `ap_get_pollfd_from_conn()` instead of this function. * * How it works: pass in a `apr_pollfd_t` which gets populated for * monitoring the input of connection `c`. If `c` is not a HTTP/2 * stream connection, the function will return `APR_ENOTIMPL`. * `ptimeout` is optional and, if passed, will get the timeout in effect * * On platforms without support for pipes (e.g. Windows), this function * will return `APR_ENOTIMPL`.
*/
APR_DECLARE_OPTIONAL_FN(apr_status_t,
http2_get_pollfd_from_conn,
(conn_rec *c, struct apr_pollfd_t *pfd,
apr_interval_time_t *ptimeout));
/* The following functions were introduced for the experimental mod_proxy_http2 * support, but have been abandoned since. * They are still declared here for backward compatibility, in case someone * tries to build an old mod_proxy_http2 against it, but will disappear * completely sometime in the future.
*/