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* scamper_addr.h
*
* $Id: scamper_addr.h,v 1.26 2013/07/25 18:02:51 mjl Exp $
*
* Copyright (C) 2004-2006 Matthew Luckie
* Copyright (C) 2006-2011 The University of Waikato
* Copyright (C) 2013 The Regents of the University of California
* Author: Matthew Luckie
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
* it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
* the Free Software Foundation, version 2.
*
* This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
* GNU General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
* along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
* Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA
*
*/
#ifndef __SCAMPER_ADDR_H
#define __SCAMPER_ADDR_H
/*
* the scamper_addr code has a number of purposes:
*
* first, it provides a way to record different address types in the same
* structure regardless of the operating system scamper is used on.
*
* second, it provides a way to reference count the addresses contained, so
* that users of addresses do not have to allocate copies of the address
* each time they use the address internally.
*
* third, it can provide a 'cache' of addresses so that only one copy of
* the address needs to be kept among all users of scamper_addr.
*/
/*
* these are the types of addresses that scamper understands
*/
#define SCAMPER_ADDR_TYPE_IPV4 0x01 /* 32 bit IPv4 address */
#define SCAMPER_ADDR_TYPE_IPV6 0x02 /* 128 bit IPv6 address */
#define SCAMPER_ADDR_TYPE_ETHERNET 0x03 /* 48 bit ethernet mac address */
#define SCAMPER_ADDR_TYPE_FIREWIRE 0x04 /* 64 bit firewire link address */
#define SCAMPER_ADDR_TYPE_MAX SCAMPER_ADDR_TYPE_FIREWIRE
#define SCAMPER_ADDR_TYPE_IS_IPV4(a) ((a)->type == SCAMPER_ADDR_TYPE_IPV4)
#define SCAMPER_ADDR_TYPE_IS_IPV6(a) ((a)->type == SCAMPER_ADDR_TYPE_IPV6)
#define SCAMPER_ADDR_TYPE_IS_IP(a) ((a)->type == SCAMPER_ADDR_TYPE_IPV4 || \
(a)->type == SCAMPER_ADDR_TYPE_IPV6)
/*
* scamper_addr:
*
* this structure is used to store an address in scamper.
* the contents of this will eventually be made private, so users of
* addresses should not count on the contents of the struct remaining
* public.
*/
typedef struct scamper_addr
{
int type;
void *addr;
int refcnt;
void *internal;
} scamper_addr_t;
/*
* scamper_addr_alloc:
* allocate an address of the specified type; the reference count of the
* address is initialised to one
*
* scamper_addr_use:
* increment the reference count by one, and return a reference to the
* address passed in as a convenience.
*
* scamper_addr_free:
* decrement the reference count held on the address. when the reference
* count becomes zero, the address is freed.
*
* scamper_addr_resolve:
* attempt to resolve the string as getaddrinfo would, and return the address
*
* scamper_addr_af:
* return the address family of the address
*
* scamper_addr_inprefix:
* return if the address is in the prefix.
*
* scamper_addr_prefix:
* return the longest number of matching bits for the two addresses.
*
* scamper_addr_prefixhosts:
* return the longest network prefix that would allow for these two hosts.
*
* scamper_addr_netaddr:
* return the network address for the supplied address given prefix length.
*/
scamper_addr_t *scamper_addr_alloc(const int type, const void *addr);
scamper_addr_t *scamper_addr_use(scamper_addr_t *sa);
void scamper_addr_free(scamper_addr_t *sa);
scamper_addr_t *scamper_addr_resolve(const int af, const char *str);
int scamper_addr_af(const scamper_addr_t *sa);
int scamper_addr_inprefix(const scamper_addr_t *sa, const void *p, int len);
int scamper_addr_prefix(const scamper_addr_t *a, const scamper_addr_t *b);
int scamper_addr_prefixhosts(const scamper_addr_t *a, const scamper_addr_t *b);
int scamper_addr_netaddr(const scamper_addr_t *a, void *net, int netlen);
/*
* scamper_addr_alloc_[ipv4|ipv6|ethernet|firewire]
*
* these macros are provided as a convenience as the type constants can
* become unwieldy to use
*/
#define scamper_addr_alloc_ipv4(addr) \
scamper_addr_alloc(SCAMPER_ADDR_TYPE_IPV4, addr)
#define scamper_addr_alloc_ipv6(addr) \
scamper_addr_alloc(SCAMPER_ADDR_TYPE_IPV6, addr)
#define scamper_addr_alloc_ethernet(addr) \
scamper_addr_alloc(SCAMPER_ADDR_TYPE_ETHERNET, addr)
#define scamper_addr_alloc_firewire(addr) \
scamper_addr_alloc(SCAMPER_ADDR_TYPE_FIREWIRE, addr)
/*
* scamper_addr_cmp:
* given two addresses, return their sort order.
*/
int scamper_addr_cmp(const scamper_addr_t *a, const scamper_addr_t *b);
int scamper_addr_human_cmp(const scamper_addr_t *a, const scamper_addr_t *b);
int scamper_addr_raw_cmp(const scamper_addr_t *a, const void *raw);
/*
* scamper_addr_tostr:
* given a scamper address, convert it to a string representation in the
* buffer of specified size.
*/
const char *scamper_addr_tostr(const scamper_addr_t *sa,
char *dst, const size_t size);
/*
* scamper_addr_size
* return the size of the underlying address stored in the scamper_addr
* structure. useful for writing address objects to disk...
*/
size_t scamper_addr_size(const scamper_addr_t *sa);
/*
* scamper_addrcache:
* store identical addresses just once in this structure
*
* scamper_addrcache_alloc:
* allocate an empty address cache and return a pointer to it
*
* scamper_addrcache_free:
* free the address cache structure. all addresses have their reference
* count decremented; if their reference count is zero, the underlying
* address is freed as well.
*/
typedef struct scamper_addrcache scamper_addrcache_t;
scamper_addrcache_t *scamper_addrcache_alloc(void);
void scamper_addrcache_free(scamper_addrcache_t *ac);
/*
* scamper_addrcache_get:
* return a pointer to a scamper_addr_t which corresponds to the address
* out of the cache; allocate the address from scratch if necessary
*/
scamper_addr_t *scamper_addrcache_get(scamper_addrcache_t *ac,
const int type, const void *addr);
scamper_addr_t *scamper_addrcache_resolve(scamper_addrcache_t *ac,
const int af, const char *addr);
/*
* scamper_addr_islinklocal:
* determine if the address is a link-local IPv4 or IPv6 address.
*
* scamper_addr_isrfc1918:
* determine if the address is an RFC 1918 address.
*/
int scamper_addr_islinklocal(const scamper_addr_t *a);
int scamper_addr_isrfc1918(const scamper_addr_t *a);
int scamper_addr_isunicast(const scamper_addr_t *a);
int scamper_addr_is6to4(const scamper_addr_t *a);
int scamper_addr_isreserved(const scamper_addr_t *a);
/*
* scamper_addrcache_get_[ipv4|ipv6|ethernet|firewire]
*
* these macros are provided as a convenience as the type constants can
* become unwieldy to use
*/
#define scamper_addrcache_get_ipv4(addrcache, addr) \
scamper_addrcache_get(addrcache, SCAMPER_ADDR_TYPE_IPV4, addr)
#define scamper_addrcache_get_ipv6(addrcache, addr) \
scamper_addrcache_get(addrcache, SCAMPER_ADDR_TYPE_IPV6, addr)
#define scamper_addrcache_get_ethernet(addrcache, addr) \
scamper_addrcache_get(addrcache, SCAMPER_ADDR_TYPE_ETHERNET, addr)
#define scamper_addrcache_get_firewire(addrcache, addr) \
scamper_addrcache_get(addrcache, SCAMPER_ADDR_TYPE_FIREWIRE, addr)
#endif /* __SCAMPER_ADDR_H */
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