// THREADING DEPENDENCIES

/*
 @brief Starts a new thread. The thread should be joinable.
 @param threadID The ID for the thread to be set with newly allocated memory, used to refer to the threads in other functions.
 @param startFunction The function to be called as the starting point of the new thread.
 @param args A pointer to the arguments for the starting function.
 @returns true if the thread was successfully created and false if the thread could not be created.
 */
bool CBStartThread(void * threadID,void * (*startFunction)(void *),void * args);
/*
 @brief Ends the calling thread.
 */
void CBEndThread(void);
/*
 @brief Waits for a thread to terminate.
 @param threadID The ID for the thread.
 */
void CBThreadJoin(void * threadID);
/*
 @brief Frees any resources related to a thread, including the ID.
 @param threadID The ID for the thread.
 */
void CBFreeThread(void * threadID);
/*
 @brief Creates a new mutex.
 @param mutexID The mutex id to be set with newly allocated new memory.
 @returns true if the mutex was successfully created and false if the mutex could not be created.
 */
bool CBNewMutex(void * mutexID);
/*
 @brief Frees a new mutex including the ID. It is assured that no thread locks are active before this is called as threads should be canceled.
 @param mutexID The mutex id to free.
 */
void CBFreeMutex(void * mutexID);
/*
 @brief Obtains a mutex lock when next available.
 @param mutexID The mutex id.
 */
void CBMutexLock(void * mutexID);
/*
 @brief Unlocks a mutex for other threads.
 @param mutexID The mutex id.
 */
void CBMutexUnlock(void * mutexID);

// NETWORKING DEPENDENCIES

/*
 @brief Creates a new TCP/IPv6 socket and binds it to the given IPv6 address and port. The socket should use a non-blocking mode.
 @param socketID The socket id to be set with newly allocated new memory.
 @returns true if the socket was successfully created and false if the socket could not be created.
 */
bool CBNewSocket(void * socketID);
/*
 @brief Binds the local address and a port number to a socket.
 @param socketID The socket id
 @param port The port to bind to.
 @returns true if the bind was sucessful and false otherwise.
 */
bool CBSocketBind(void * socketID,u_int16_t port);
/*
 @brief Begin connecting to an external host with a socket. This should be non-blocking.
 @param socketID The socket id
 @param IP 16 bytes for an IPv6 address to connect to.
 @param port Port to connect to.
 @param onConnect Pointer to the function that should be called when the connection has been sucessful.
 @param onConnectArg Pointer to send to "onConnect".
 @returns true if the function was sucessful and false otherwise.
 */
bool CBSocketConnect(void * socketID,u_int8_t * IP,u_int16_t port,void (*onConnect)(void *),void * onConnectArg);
/*
 @brief Begin listening for incomming connections on a bound socket. This should be non-blocking.
 @param socketID The socket id
 @param maxConnections The maximum incomming connections to allow.
 @param onAccept Pointer to the function that should be called when the socket is ready for accepting an incomming connection.
 @param onAcceptArg Pointer to send to "onAccept".
 @returns true if function was sucessful and false otherwise.
 */
bool CBSocketListen(void * socketID,u_int16_t maxConnections,void (*onAccept)(void *),void * onAcceptArg);
/*
 @brief Accepts an incomming connections on a bound socket. This should be non-blocking.
 @param socketID The socket id
 @param connectionSocketID A socket id for a new socket for the connection.
 @param IP 16 bytes to be set by the function for the IP of the incomming connection.
 @returns true if function was sucessful and false otherwise.
 */
bool CBSocketAccept(void * socketID,void * connectionSocketID,u_int8_t * IP);
/*
 @brief Sets a function pointer for the event where a socket is available for sending data.
 @param socketID The socket id
 @param onCanSend The function to call for the event.
 @param onCanSendArg A pointer to pass to the "onCanWrite" function.
 @returns true if function was sucessful and false otherwise.
 */
bool CBSocketCanSendEvent(void * socketID,void (*onCanSend)(void *),void * onCanSendArg);
/*
 @brief Sets a function pointer for the event where a socket is available for receiving data.
 @param socketID The socket id
 @param onCanReceive The function to call for the event.
 @param onCanWriteArg A pointer to pass to the "onCanWrite" function.
 @returns true if function was sucessful and false otherwise.
 */
bool CBSocketCanReceiveEvent(void * socketID,void (*onCanReceive)(void *),void * onCanReceiveArg);
/*
 @brief Sends data to a socket. This should be non-blocking.
 @param socketID The socket id to send to.
 @param data The data bytes to send.
 @param len The length of the data to send.
 @returns The number of bytes actually sent and any number less than 0 on failure that suggests further data cannot be sent.
 */
int32_t CBSocketSend(void * socketID,u_int8_t * data,u_int32_t len);
/*
 @brief Receives data from a socket. This should be non-blocking.
 @param socketID The socket id to receive data from.
 @param data The data bytes to write the data to.
 @param len The length of the data.
 @returns The number of bytes actually written into "data", 0 on connection closure and any number less than 0 on failure.
 */
int32_t CBSocketReceive(void * socketID,u_int8_t * data,u_int32_t len);
/*
 @brief Closes a socket. The id should be freed, as well as any other data relating to this socket.
 @param socketID The socket id to be closed.
 */
void CBCloseSocket(void * socketID);