manual pages fixes;

man/sxhub_set_onpulse.3

@@ -14,12 +14,12 @@ This macro should be used if you want to setup callback function fired while pul
 .br
 This macro will set on
 .B c
-connections link set callback
+hub links set callback
 .B f 
 which is a function pointer of the type:
 .br
 .sp
-.B typedef void (*onpulse_t)(conn_t *, sexp_t *);
+.B typedef void (*onpulse_t)(sxlink_t *, sexp_t *);
 .br
 .sp
 This function will be called if connection link will receive pulse message. It will pass a pointer to the connection where pulse message came and prepared S expression. Please note, prepared S expression structure will be destroyed after a function call.

man/sxhub_set_priv.3

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
 .TH SXHUB_SET_PRIV 3 "20 July 2015" "SXMP" "SXMP Library Manual"
 .SH NAME
-sxhub_set_priv \- Set a private pointer to the connection links set
+sxhub_set_priv \- Set a private pointer to the links hub
 .br
-sxhub_get_priv \- Get a private pointer of the connection links set
+sxhub_get_priv \- Get a private pointer of the links hub
 .br
 .SH SYNOPSIS
 .B #include <sxmp/sxmp.h>
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ to connections set
 .B sxhub_get_priv
 will return your pointer set to 
 .B c 
-connection set.
+hub link.
 .br
 .SH RETURN VALUE
 None in case of

man/sxhub_set_rpcvalidator.3

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 .TH SXHUB_SET_RPCVALIDATOR 3 "20 July 2015" "SXMP" "SXMP Library Manual"
 .SH NAME
-sxhub_set_rpcvalidator \- Set callback for the connection links based on the connections set, called to validate and setup RPC channels.
+sxhub_set_rpcvalidator \- Set callback for the links created on the hub, called to validate and setup RPC channels.
 .br
 .SH SYNOPSIS
 .B #include <sxmp/sxmp.h>
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ sxhub_set_rpcvalidator \- Set callback for the connection links based on the con
 .br
 .sp
 .SH DESCRIPTION
-This macro should be used if you want to setup callback function fired while connection link initiating, this call shouldn't be ignored since it setups the RPC channels tree structure used within the connection link.
+This macro should be used if you want to setup callback function fired while link initiating, this call shouldn't be ignored since it setups the RPC channels tree structure used within the connection link.
 .br
 This macro will set on
 .B c
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ connections link set callback
 which is a function pointer of the type:
 .br
 .sp
-.B typedef usrtc_t* (*rpcvalidate_t)(conn_t *);
+.B typedef usrtc_t* (*rpcvalidate_t)(sxlink_t *);
 .br
 .sp
 It will pass a pointer to the connection link initiating now. Link isn't set fully at this moment and doesn't pass any messages and don't works with channel's operations. To pass initiation to the next stage this function should return 
@@ -53,11 +53,11 @@ None.
 ,
 .BI sxhub_set_sslvalidate(3)
 ,
-.BI connection_getpctx(3)
+.BI sxlink_getpctx(3)
 ,
-.BI connection_getpriv(3)
+.BI sxlink_getpriv(3)
 ,
-.BI connection_setpriv(3)
+.BI sxlink_setpriv(3)
 ,
 .BI sxmp_rpclist_init(3)
 ,

man/sxhub_set_sslvalidate.3

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 .TH SXHUB_SET_SSLVALIDATE 3 "20 July 2015" "SXMP" "SXMP Library Manual"
 .SH NAME
-sxhub_set_sslvalidate \- Set callback for the connection links based on the connections set, called to validate x.509 certificate of peer by serial number.
+sxhub_set_sslvalidate \- Set callback for the links created on the pointed hub, called to validate x.509 certificate of peer by serial number.
 .br
 .SH SYNOPSIS
 .B #include <sxmp/sxmp.h>
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ connections link set callback
 which is a function pointer of the type:
 .br
 .sp
-.B typedef int (*validate_sslpem_t)(conn_t *);
+.B typedef int (*validate_sslpem_t)(sxlink_t *);
 .br
 .sp
 It will pass a pointer to the connection link initiating now. Link isn't set fully at this moment and doesn't pass any messages and don't works with channel's operations. To pass initiation to the next stage this function should return 
@@ -36,9 +36,9 @@ This example shows the code prototype for the simple check:
 .RS
 .nf
 .if t .ft CW
-int validatex509(conn_t *co)
+int validatex509(sxlink_t *co)
 {
-  perm_ctx_t *ctx = connection_getpctx(co);
+  sxsession_ctx_t *ctx = sxlink_getpctx(co);
   uint64_t x509serial = ctx->certid;
 
   /* do checks ... */
@@ -56,11 +56,11 @@ None.
 ,
 .BI sxhub_set_ondestroy(3)
 ,
-.BI connection_getpctx(3)
+.BI sxlink_getpctx(3)
 ,
-.BI connection_getpriv(3)
+.BI sxlink_getpriv(3)
 ,
-.BI connection_setpriv(3)
+.BI sxlink_setpriv(3)
 .SH COPYRIGHT
 This is a proprietary software. See COPYING for further details.
 .br

man/sxhub_setsslserts.3

@@ -51,9 +51,9 @@ since you will required to pass it via call.
 .SH RATIONALE
 None.
 .SH SEE ALSO
-.BI connection_link(3)
+.BI sxlink_connect(3)
 , 
-.BI connection_link_master(3)
+.BI sxlink_master_accept(3)
 .SH COPYRIGHT
 This is a proprietary software. See COPYING for further details.
 .br

man/sxlink_master_accept.3

@@ -1,28 +1,28 @@
-.TH CONNECTION_MASTER_LINK 3 "20 July 2015" "SXMP" "SXMP Library Manual"
+.TH SXLINK_MASTER_ACCEPT 3 "20 July 2015" "SXMP" "SXMP Library Manual"
 .SH NAME
-connection_master_link \- Create a connection on already accept TCP connection on the master side.
+sxlink_master_accept \- Create a new link on already accept TCP connection on the master side.
 .br
-connection_link \- Create connection to the master.
+sxlink_connect \- Create link to the master.
 .br
-connection_close \- Close connection.
+sxlink_close \- Close link.
 .SH SYNOPSIS
 .B #include <sxmp/sxmp.h>
 .sp
-conn_t *connection_master_link(sxhub_t *ssys, int sck, struct in_addr *addr);
+sxlink_t *sxlink_master_accept(sxhub_t *ssys, int sck, struct in_addr *addr);
 
-conn_t *connection_link(sxhub_t *ssys, const char *host,
+sxlink_t *sxlink_connect(sxhub_t *ssys, const char *host,
                          int port, const char *SSL_cert, const char *login,
                          const char *passwd);
 
-int connection_close(conn_t *co);
+int sxlink_close(sxlink_t *co);
 
 .br
 .sp
 .SH DESCRIPTION
-.B connection_master_link
-will create a connection link based on 
+.B sxlink_master_accept
+will create a new link within 
 .B ssys
-connections set with already accepted socket fd
+hub with already accepted socket fd
 .B sck
 and set ip address of this connection pointed by
 .B addr.
@@ -30,10 +30,10 @@ If
 .B addr 
 is NULL, peer address will not set.
 .br
-.B connection_link 
-will create a connection link to the master side based on
+.B sxlink_connect 
+will create a new link to the master side using 
 .B ssys
-connections set to the master side pointed via hostname or ip address in nul terminated string
+hub to the host pointed via hostname or ip address in nul terminated string
 .B host 
 running on port number
 .B port
@@ -44,37 +44,37 @@ trying to authorizated with username pointed by
 and password pointed by
 .B passwd
 .br
-.B connection_close 
-will close connection pointed by
+.B sxlink_close 
+will close link pointed by
 .B co
 destroying all allocated structures, including connection link itself.
 .br
 .SH RETURN VALUE
 Upon successful completion, the functions 
-.B connection_master_link
+.B sxlink_master_accept
 and
-.B connection_link 
-will return a valid pointer to the newly created connection link. Otherwise NULL will be returned and 
+.B sxlink_connect 
+will return a valid pointer to the newly created link. Otherwise NULL will be returned and 
 .B errno will be set with appropriate error.
-.B connection_close
+.B sxlink_close
 will return 
-.B SNE_SUCCESS
+.B SXE_SUCCESS
 on successful case, otherwise it will return an error described below.
 .SH ERRORS
-.B SNE_FAILED 
+.B SXE_FAILED 
 will be returned in case of bad params given.
 .br
-.B SNE_ENOMEM
+.B SXE_ENOMEM
 will be returned if there are no memory available.
 .br
-.B SNE_BADPROTO
+.B SXE_BADPROTO
 will be returned if other side has an invalid protocol.
-.B SNE_EPERM
+.B SXE_EPERM
 will be returned if permission was denied.
 .br
-.B SNE_LINKERROR
+.B SXE_LINKERROR
 or
-.B SNE_LINKBROKEN
+.B SXE_LINKBROKEN
 will be returned if connection link is broken i.e. SSL read or write was failed due to the broken TCP connection.
 .br
 .SH BUGS