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56 
57 /* wsp_pdu.c - pack and unpack WSP packets
58  *
59  * Generates packing and unpacking code from wsp_pdu.def.
60  * Code is very similar to wsp_pdu.c, please make any changes in both files.
61  *
62  * Richard Braakman
63  */
64 
65 #include "gwlib/gwlib.h"
66 #include "wsp_pdu.h"
67 
69  WSP_PDU *pdu;
70 
71  pdu = gw_malloc(sizeof(*pdu));
72  pdu->type = type;
73 
74  switch (pdu->type) {
75 #define PDU(name, docstring, fields, is_valid) \
76  case name: {\
77  struct name *p; p = &pdu->u.name; \
78  fields \
79  } break;
80 #define UINT(field, docstring, bits) p->field = 0;
81 #define UINTVAR(field, docstring) p->field = 0;
82 #define OCTSTR(field, docstring, lengthfield) p->field = NULL;
83 #define REST(field, docstring) p->field = NULL;
84 #define TYPE(bits, value)
85 #define RESERVED(bits)
86 #include "wsp_pdu.def"
87 #undef RESERVED
88 #undef TYPE
89 #undef REST
90 #undef OCTSTR
91 #undef UINTVAR
92 #undef UINT
93 #undef PDU
94  default:
95  panic(0, "Internal error: Unknown PDU type %d", pdu->type);
96  break;
97  }
98 
99  return pdu;
100 }
101 
103  if (pdu == NULL)
104  return;
105 
106  switch (pdu->type) {
107 #define PDU(name, docstring, fields, is_valid) \
108  case name: {\
109  struct name *p; p = &pdu->u.name; \
110  fields \
111  } break;
112 #define UINT(field, docstring, bits)
113 #define UINTVAR(field, docstring)
114 #define OCTSTR(field, docstring, lengthfield) octstr_destroy(p->field);
115 #define REST(field, docstring) octstr_destroy(p->field);
116 #define TYPE(bits, value)
117 #define RESERVED(bits)
118 #include "wsp_pdu.def"
119 #undef RESERVED
120 #undef TYPE
121 #undef REST
122 #undef OCTSTR
123 #undef UINTVAR
124 #undef UINT
125 #undef PDU
126  default:
127  panic(0, "Cannot destroy unknown WSP PDU type %d", pdu->type);
128  break;
129  }
130 
131  gw_free(pdu);
132 }
133 
134 /* Determine which type of PDU this is, using the TYPE macros in
135  * the definition file. */
136 static int wsp_pdu_type(Octstr *data) {
137  long bitpos;
138  long lastpos = -1;
139  long lastnumbits = -1;
140  long lastval = -1;
141  int thistype;
142 
143  /* This code looks slow, but an optimizing compiler will
144  * reduce it considerably. gcc -O2 will produce a single
145  * call to octstr_get_bits, folllowed by a sequence of
146  * tests on lastval. */
147 
148 /* Only UINT and RESERVED fields may precede the TYPE */
149 #define PDU(name, docstring, fields, is_valid) \
150  bitpos = 0; \
151  thistype = name; \
152  fields
153 #define UINT(field, docstring, bits) bitpos += (bits);
154 #define UINTVAR(field, docstring)
155 #define OCTSTR(field, docstring, lengthfield)
156 #define REST(field, docstring)
157 #define TYPE(bits, value) \
158  if ((bits) != lastnumbits || bitpos != lastpos) { \
159  lastval = octstr_get_bits(data, bitpos, (bits)); \
160  } \
161  if (lastval == (value)) \
162  return thistype; \
163  lastnumbits = (bits); \
164  lastpos = bitpos;
165 #define RESERVED(bits) bitpos += (bits);
166 #include "wsp_pdu.def"
167 #undef RESERVED
168 #undef TYPE
169 #undef REST
170 #undef OCTSTR
171 #undef UINTVAR
172 #undef UINT
173 #undef PDU
174 
175  return -1;
176 }
177 
179  WSP_PDU *pdu = NULL;
180  long bitpos = 0;
181 
182  gw_assert(data != NULL);
183 
184  pdu = gw_malloc(sizeof(*pdu));
185 
186  pdu->type = wsp_pdu_type(data);
187 
188  switch (pdu->type) {
189 #define PDU(name, docstring, fields, is_valid) \
190  case name: { \
191  struct name *p = &pdu->u.name; \
192  fields \
193  gw_assert(bitpos % 8 == 0); \
194  if (bitpos / 8 != octstr_len(data)) { \
195  warning(0, "Bad length for " #name " PDU, " \
196  "expected %ld", bitpos / 8); \
197  } \
198  if (!(is_valid)) { \
199  warning(0, #name " PDU failed %s", #is_valid); \
200  } \
201  } break;
202 #define UINT(field, docstring, bits) \
203  p->field = octstr_get_bits(data, bitpos, (bits)); \
204  bitpos += (bits);
205 #define UINTVAR(field, docstring) \
206  gw_assert(bitpos % 8 == 0); \
207  p->field = octstr_get_bits(data, bitpos + 1, 7); \
208  while (octstr_get_bits(data, bitpos, 1)) { \
209  bitpos += 8; \
210  p->field <<= 7; \
211  p->field |= octstr_get_bits(data, bitpos + 1, 7); \
212  } \
213  bitpos += 8;
214 #define OCTSTR(field, docstring, lengthfield) \
215  gw_assert(bitpos % 8 == 0); \
216  p->field = octstr_copy(data, bitpos / 8, p->lengthfield); \
217  bitpos += 8 * p->lengthfield;
218 #define REST(field, docstring) \
219  gw_assert(bitpos % 8 == 0); \
220  if (bitpos / 8 <= octstr_len(data)) { \
221  p->field = octstr_copy(data, bitpos / 8, \
222  octstr_len(data) - bitpos / 8); \
223  bitpos = octstr_len(data) * 8; \
224  } else { \
225  p->field = octstr_create(""); \
226  }
227 #define TYPE(bits, value) bitpos += (bits);
228 #define RESERVED(bits) bitpos += (bits);
229 #include "wsp_pdu.def"
230 #undef RESERVED
231 #undef TYPE
232 #undef REST
233 #undef OCTSTR
234 #undef UINTVAR
235 #undef UINT
236 #undef PDU
237  default:
238  warning(0, "WSP PDU with unknown type %d", pdu->type);
239  gw_free(pdu);
240  return NULL;
241  }
242 
243  return pdu;
244 }
245 
246 static void fixup_length_fields(WSP_PDU *pdu) {
247  switch (pdu->type) {
248 #define PDU(name, docstring, fields, is_valid) \
249  case name: { \
250  struct name *p; p = &pdu->u.name; \
251  fields \
252  } break;
253 #define UINT(field, docstring, bits)
254 #define UINTVAR(field, docstring)
255 #define OCTSTR(field, docstring, lengthfield) \
256  p->lengthfield = octstr_len(p->field);
257 #define REST(field, docstring)
258 #define TYPE(bits, value)
259 #define RESERVED(bits)
260 #include "wsp_pdu.def"
261 #undef RESERVED
262 #undef TYPE
263 #undef REST
264 #undef OCTSTR
265 #undef UINTVAR
266 #undef UINT
267 #undef PDU
268  }
269 }
270 
272  Octstr *data;
273  long bitpos;
274 
275  /* We rely on octstr_set_bits to lengthen our octstr as needed. */
276  data = octstr_create("");
277 
278  fixup_length_fields(pdu);
279 
280  bitpos = 0;
281  switch (pdu->type) {
282 #define PDU(name, docstring, fields, is_valid) \
283  case name: { \
284  struct name *p = &pdu->u.name; \
285  fields \
286  gw_assert(bitpos % 8 == 0); \
287  } break;
288 #define UINT(field, docstring, bits) \
289  octstr_set_bits(data, bitpos, (bits), p->field); \
290  bitpos += (bits);
291 #define UINTVAR(field, docstring) \
292  gw_assert(bitpos % 8 == 0); \
293  octstr_append_uintvar(data, p->field); \
294  bitpos = 8 * octstr_len(data);
295 #define OCTSTR(field, docstring, lengthfield) \
296  gw_assert(bitpos % 8 == 0); \
297  if (p->field != NULL) \
298  octstr_append(data, p->field); \
299  bitpos += 8 * octstr_len(p->field);
300 #define REST(field, docstring) \
301  gw_assert(bitpos % 8 == 0); \
302  if (p->field != NULL) \
303  octstr_append(data, p->field); \
304  bitpos += 8 * octstr_len(p->field);
305 #define TYPE(bits, value) \
306  octstr_set_bits(data, bitpos, (bits), (value)); \
307  bitpos += (bits);
308 #define RESERVED(bits) bitpos += (bits);
309 #include "wsp_pdu.def"
310 #undef RESERVED
311 #undef TYPE
312 #undef REST
313 #undef OCTSTR
314 #undef UINTVAR
315 #undef UINT
316 #undef PDU
317  default:
318  panic(0, "Packing unknown WSP PDU type %ld", (long) pdu->type);
319  }
320 
321  return data;
322 }
323 
324 void wsp_pdu_dump(WSP_PDU *pdu, int level) {
325  char *dbg = "wap.wsp";
326 
327  switch (pdu->type) {
328 #define PDU(name, docstring, fields, is_valid) \
329  case name: { \
330  struct name *p = &pdu->u.name; \
331  debug(dbg, 0, "%*sWSP %s PDU at %p:", \
332  level, "", #name, (void *)pdu); \
333  fields \
334  } break;
335 #define UINT(field, docstring, bits) \
336  debug(dbg, 0, "%*s %s: %lu", level, "", docstring, p->field);
337 #define UINTVAR(field, docstring) \
338  debug(dbg, 0, "%*s %s: %lu", level, "", docstring, p->field);
339 #define OCTSTR(field, docstring, lengthfield) \
340  debug(dbg, 0, "%*s %s:", level, "", docstring); \
341  octstr_dump(p->field, level + 1);
342 #define REST(field, docstring) \
343  debug(dbg, 0, "%*s %s:", level, "", docstring); \
344  octstr_dump(p->field, level + 1);
345 #define TYPE(bits, value)
346 #define RESERVED(bits)
347 #include "wsp_pdu.def"
348 #undef RESERVED
349 #undef TYPE
350 #undef REST
351 #undef OCTSTR
352 #undef UINTVAR
353 #undef UINT
354 #undef PDU
355  default:
356  debug(dbg, 0, "%*sWSP PDU at %p:", level, "", (void *)pdu);
357  debug(dbg, 0, "%*s unknown type %u", level, "", pdu->type);
358  break;
359  }
360  debug("wap.wsp", 0, "%*sWSP PDU dump ends.", level, "");
361 }
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