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lib/thousand_island/connection.ex 

defmodule ThousandIsland.Connection do

  @moduledoc false



  def start(sup_pid, transport_socket, acceptor_id, %ThousandIsland.ServerConfig{

        transport_module: transport_module,

        handler_module: handler_module,

        handler_opts: handler_opts

      }) do

    connection_id = unique_id()



    # This is a multi-step process since we need to do a bit of work from within

    # the process which owns the socket (us, at this point).



    # Start by creating the worker process which will eventually handle this socket

    {:ok, pid} = DynamicSupervisor.start_child(sup_pid, {handler_module, handler_opts})



    # Since this process owns the socket at this point, it needs to be the

    # one to make this call. connection_pid is sitting and waiting for the

    # word from us to start processing, in order to ensure that we've made

    # the following call. Note that we purposefully do not match on the

    # return from this function; if there's an error the connection process

    # will see it, but it's no longer our problem if that's the case

    transport_module.controlling_process(transport_socket, pid)



    # Now that we have transferred ownership over to the new process, create a Socket

    # struct and send it to the new process via a message so it can start working

    # with the socket (note that the new process will still need to handshake with the remote end)

    socket =

      ThousandIsland.Socket.new(transport_socket, transport_module, connection_id, acceptor_id)



    Process.send(pid, {:thousand_island_ready, socket}, [])

  end



  defp unique_id, do: Base.encode16(:crypto.strong_rand_bytes(6))

end