To implement the SO_KEEPALIVE socket option into dllmain.c in the ReactOS repository, you'll need to make adjustments in the WSPGetSockOpt and WSPSetSockOpt functions, as they are responsible for handling socket options.

Here’s how to implement and integrate SO_KEEPALIVE functionality:

Steps to Implement SO_KEEPALIVE

  1. Update WSPGetSockOpt:

  2. Update WSPSetSockOpt:

  3. Ensure Helper Functionality:

  4. Testing:

Code Changes

Below are the code snippets to incorporate SO_KEEPALIVE into the WSPGetSockOpt and WSPSetSockOpt functions.

Modify WSPGetSockOpt

Add the following case under case SOL_SOCKET in the WSPGetSockOpt function:

case SO_KEEPALIVE:
    BoolBuffer = (Socket->SharedData->KeepAlive != 0);
    Buffer = &BoolBuffer;
    BufferSize = sizeof(BOOL);
    break;

Modify WSPSetSockOpt

Add the following case under case SOL_SOCKET in the WSPSetSockOpt function:

case SO_KEEPALIVE:
    if (optlen < sizeof(BOOL))
    {
        if (lpErrno) *lpErrno = WSAEFAULT;
        return SOCKET_ERROR;
    }
    Socket->SharedData->KeepAlive = (*optval != 0) ? 1 : 0;
    return NO_ERROR;

Modify PSOCKET_SHARED_INFO (if necessary)

Ensure that the PSOCKET_SHARED_INFO structure (likely Socket->SharedData) has a field for KeepAlive. If it doesn’t exist, add it:

BOOLEAN KeepAlive;

Initialize this field properly wherever Socket->SharedData is allocated or reset.

Integration Points

Example Test Case

  1. Create a socket using WSPSocket.
  2. Use WSPSetSockOpt to enable SO_KEEPALIVE.
  3. Verify the option using WSPGetSockOpt.
  4. Monitor TCP keepalive packets (using tools like Wireshark) to confirm functionality.

These changes will enable SO_KEEPALIVE functionality for sockets in the ReactOS networking stack.