/* * Copyright (c) 2019 Cisco and/or its affiliates. * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at: * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. */ #include #include #include #include #include typedef void (*nl_rt_link_cb_t) (struct rtnl_link *rl, void *ctx); typedef void (*nl_rt_link_sync_cb_t) (void); typedef void (*nl_rt_addr_cb_t) (struct rtnl_addr *ra); typedef void (*nl_rt_addr_sync_cb_t) (void); typedef void (*nl_rt_neigh_cb_t) (struct rtnl_neigh *rr); typedef void (*nl_rt_neigh_sync_cb_t) (void); typedef void (*nl_rt_route_add_cb_t) (struct rtnl_route *rn, int is_replace); typedef void (*nl_rt_route_del_cb_t) (struct rtnl_route *rn); typedef void (*nl_rt_route_sync_cb_t) (void); #define NL_RT_COMMON uword is_mp_safe typedef struct nl_rt_link_t_ { NL_RT_COMMON; nl_rt_link_cb_t cb; } nl_rt_link_t; typedef struct nl_rt_link_sync_t_ { NL_RT_COMMON; nl_rt_link_sync_cb_t cb; } nl_rt_link_sync_t; typedef struct nl_rt_addr_t_ { NL_RT_COMMON; nl_rt_addr_cb_t cb; } nl_rt_addr_t; typedef struct nl_rt_addr_sync_t_ { NL_RT_COMMON; nl_rt_addr_sync_cb_t cb; } nl_rt_addr_sync_t; typedef struct nl_rt_neigh_t_ { NL_RT_COMMON; nl_rt_neigh_cb_t cb; } nl_rt_neigh_t; typedef struct nl_rt_neigh_sync_t_ { NL_RT_COMMON; nl_rt_neigh_sync_cb_t cb; } nl_rt_neigh_sync_t; typedef struct nl_rt_route_add_t_ { NL_RT_COMMON; nl_rt_route_add_cb_t cb; } nl_rt_route_add_t; typedef struct nl_rt_route_del_t_ { NL_RT_COMMON; nl_rt_route_del_cb_t cb; } nl_rt_route_del_t; typedef struct nl_rt_route_sync_t_ { NL_RT_COMMON; nl_rt_route_sync_cb_t cb; } nl_rt_route_sync_t; #undef NL_RT_COMMON typedef struct nl_vft_t_ { nl_rt_link_t nvl_rt_link_add; nl_rt_link_t nvl_rt_link_del; nl_rt_link_sync_t nvl_rt_link_sync_begin; nl_rt_link_sync_t nvl_rt_link_sync_end; nl_rt_addr_t nvl_rt_addr_add; nl_rt_addr_t nvl_rt_addr_del; nl_rt_addr_sync_t nvl_rt_addr_sync_begin; nl_rt_addr_sync_t nvl_rt_addr_sync_end; nl_rt_neigh_t nvl_rt_neigh_add; nl_rt_neigh_t nvl_rt_neigh_del; nl_rt_neigh_sync_t nvl_rt_neigh_sync_begin; nl_rt_neigh_sync_t nvl_rt_neigh_sync_end; nl_rt_route_add_t nvl_rt_route_add; nl_rt_route_del_t nvl_rt_route_del; nl_rt_route_sync_t nvl_rt_route_sync_begin; nl_rt_route_sync_t nvl_rt_route_sync_end; } nl_vft_t; extern void nl_register_vft (const nl_vft_t *nv); typedef enum lcp_nl_obj_t_ { LCP_NL_LINK, LCP_NL_ADDR, LCP_NL_NEIGH, LCP_NL_ROUTE, } lcp_nl_obj_t; /* struct type to hold context on the netlink message being processed. * * At creation of a pair, a tap/tun is created and configured to match its * corresponding hardware interface (MAC address, link state, MTU). Netlink * messages are sent announcing the creation and subsequent configuration. * We do not need to (and should not) act on those messages since applying * those same configurations again is unnecessary and can be disruptive. So * a timestamp for a message is stored and can be compared against the time * the interface came under linux-cp management in order to figure out * whether we should apply any configuration. */ typedef struct nl_msg_info { struct nl_msg *msg; f64 ts; } nl_msg_info_t; #define LCP_NL_N_OBJS (LCP_NL_ROUTE + 1) extern struct nl_cache *lcp_nl_get_cache (lcp_nl_obj_t t); extern int lcp_nl_drain_messages (void); extern void lcp_nl_set_buffer_size (u32 buf_size); extern void lcp_nl_set_batch_size (u32 batch_size); extern void lcp_nl_set_batch_delay (u32 batch_delay_ms); /* * fd.io coding-style-patch-verification: ON * * Local Variables: * eval: (c-set-style "gnu") * End: */