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/*
*------------------------------------------------------------------
* api_common.h
*
* Copyright (c) 2009-2015 Cisco and/or its affiliates.
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
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* You may obtain a copy of the License at:
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*/
#ifndef included_api_common_h
#define included_api_common_h
/** \file api_common.h
* API common definitions
* See api_doc.md for more info
*/
#include <vppinfra/clib_error.h>
#include <vppinfra/elog.h>
#include <vppinfra/cJSON.h>
#include <vlibapi/api_types.h>
#include <svm/svm_common.h>
#include <svm/queue.h>
/** API registration types
*/
typedef enum
{
REGISTRATION_TYPE_FREE = 0,
REGISTRATION_TYPE_SHMEM, /**< Shared memory connection */
REGISTRATION_TYPE_SOCKET_LISTEN, /**< Socket listener */
REGISTRATION_TYPE_SOCKET_SERVER, /**< Socket server */
REGISTRATION_TYPE_SOCKET_CLIENT, /**< Socket client */
} vl_registration_type_t;
/** An API client registration, only in vpp/vlib */
typedef struct vl_api_registration_
{
vl_registration_type_t registration_type; /**< type */
/** Index in VLIB's brain (not shared memory). */
u32 vl_api_registration_pool_index;
u8 *name; /**< Client name */
/* Zombie apocalypse checking */
f64 last_heard;
int last_queue_head;
int unanswered_pings;
int is_being_removed;
/** shared memory only: pointer to client input queue */
svm_queue_t *vl_input_queue;
svm_region_t *vlib_rp;
void *shmem_hdr;
/* socket server and client */
u32 clib_file_index; /**< Socket only: file index */
i8 *unprocessed_input; /**< Socket only: pending input */
u32 unprocessed_msg_length; /**< Socket only: unprocssed length */
u8 *output_vector; /**< Socket only: output vector */
int *additional_fds_to_close;
/* socket client only */
u32 server_handle; /**< Socket client only: server handle */
u32 server_index; /**< Socket client only: server index */
bool keepalive; /**< Dead client scan */
} vl_api_registration_t;
#define VL_API_INVALID_FI ((u32)~0)
/**
* API trace state
*/
typedef struct
{
u8 endian; /**< trace endianness */
u8 enabled; /**< trace is enabled */
u8 wrapped; /**< trace has wrapped */
u8 pad;
u32 nitems; /**< Number of trace records */
u32 curindex; /**< Current index in circular buffer */
u8 **traces; /**< Trace ring */
} vl_api_trace_t;
/** Trace RX / TX enum */
typedef enum
{
VL_API_TRACE_TX,
VL_API_TRACE_RX,
} vl_api_trace_which_t;
#define VL_API_LITTLE_ENDIAN 0x00
#define VL_API_BIG_ENDIAN 0x01
/** Message range (belonging to a plugin) */
typedef struct
{
u8 *name; /**< name of the plugin */
u16 first_msg_id; /**< first assigned message ID */
u16 last_msg_id; /**< last assigned message ID */
} vl_api_msg_range_t;
/** Message configuration definition */
typedef struct
{
int id; /**< the message ID */
char *name; /**< the message name */
u32 crc; /**< message definition CRC */
void *handler; /**< the message handler */
void *cleanup; /**< non-default message cleanup handler */
void *endian; /**< message endian function */
void *format_fn; /**< message format function */
void *tojson; /**< binary to JSON convert function */
void *fromjson; /**< JSON to binary convert function */
void *calc_size; /**< message size calculation */
int size; /**< message size */
int traced : 1; /**< is this message to be traced? */
int replay : 1; /**< is this message to be replayed? */
int message_bounce : 1; /**< do not free message after processing */
int is_mp_safe : 1; /**< worker thread barrier required? */
int is_autoendian : 1; /**< endian conversion required? */
} vl_msg_api_msg_config_t;
/** Message header structure */
typedef struct msgbuf_
{
svm_queue_t *q; /**< message allocated in this shmem ring */
u32 data_len; /**< message length not including header */
u32 gc_mark_timestamp; /**< message garbage collector mark TS */
u8 data[0]; /**< actual message begins here */
} msgbuf_t;
__clib_nosanitize_addr static inline void
VL_MSG_API_UNPOISON (const void *a)
{
const msgbuf_t *m = &((const msgbuf_t *) a)[-1];
clib_mem_unpoison (m, sizeof (*m) + ntohl (m->data_len));
}
__clib_nosanitize_addr static inline void
VL_MSG_API_SVM_QUEUE_UNPOISON (const svm_queue_t *q)
{
clib_mem_unpoison (q, sizeof (*q) + q->elsize * q->maxsize);
}
static inline void
VL_MSG_API_POISON (const void *a)
{
const msgbuf_t *m = &((const msgbuf_t *) a)[-1];
clib_mem_poison (m, sizeof (*m) + ntohl (m->data_len));
}
/* api_shared.c prototypes */
void vl_msg_api_handler (void *the_msg, uword msg_len);
void vl_msg_api_handler_no_free (void *the_msg, uword msg_len);
void vl_msg_api_handler_no_trace_no_free (void *the_msg, uword msg_len);
void vl_msg_api_trace_only (void *the_msg, uword msg_len);
void vl_msg_api_cleanup_handler (void *the_msg);
void vl_msg_api_replay_handler (void *the_msg);
void vl_msg_api_socket_handler (void *the_msg, uword msg_len);
void vl_msg_api_clean_handlers (int msg_id);
void vl_msg_api_config (vl_msg_api_msg_config_t *);
void vl_msg_api_set_cleanup_handler (int msg_id, void *fp);
void vl_msg_api_queue_handler (svm_queue_t * q);
void vl_msg_api_barrier_sync (void) __attribute__ ((weak));
void vl_msg_api_barrier_release (void) __attribute__ ((weak));
#ifdef BARRIER_TRACING
void vl_msg_api_barrier_trace_context (const char *context)
__attribute__ ((weak));
#else
#define vl_msg_api_barrier_trace_context(X)
#endif
void vl_msg_api_free (void *);
void vl_msg_api_increment_missing_client_counter (void);
void vl_msg_api_post_mortem_dump (void);
void vl_msg_api_post_mortem_dump_enable_disable (int enable);
void vl_msg_api_register_pd_handler (void *handler,
u16 msg_id_host_byte_order);
int vl_msg_api_pd_handler (void *mp, int rv);
void vl_msg_api_set_first_available_msg_id (u16 first_avail);
u16 vl_msg_api_get_msg_ids (const char *name, int n);
u32 vl_msg_api_get_msg_index (u8 * name_and_crc);
void *vl_msg_push_heap (void);
void *vl_msg_push_heap_w_region (svm_region_t * vlib_rp);
void vl_msg_pop_heap (void *oldheap);
void vl_msg_pop_heap_w_region (svm_region_t * vlib_rp, void *oldheap);
typedef clib_error_t *(vl_msg_api_init_function_t) (u32 client_index);
typedef struct _vl_msg_api_init_function_list_elt
{
struct _vl_msg_api_init_function_list_elt *next_init_function;
vl_msg_api_init_function_t *f;
} _vl_msg_api_function_list_elt_t;
typedef struct
{
u32 major;
u32 minor;
u32 patch;
char name[64];
} api_version_t;
typedef struct
{
/** Message handler vector */
void (*handler) (void *);
/** non-default message cleanup handler vector */
void (*cleanup_handler) (void *);
/** Message name vector */
const char *name;
/** Message format function */
format_function_t *format_fn;
/** Message convert function vector */
cJSON *(*tojson_handler) (void *);
/** Message convert function vector */
void *(*fromjson_handler) (cJSON *, int *);
/** Message endian handler vector */
void (*endian_handler) (void *);
/** Message calc size function vector */
uword (*calc_size_func) (void *);
/** trace size for sanity checking */
int trace_size;
/** Flags */
u8 bounce : 1; /**> Don't automatically free message buffer vetor */
u8 is_mp_safe : 1; /**< Message is mp safe vector */
u8 is_autoendian : 1; /**< Message requires us to do endian conversion */
u8 trace_enable : 1; /**< trace this message */
u8 replay_allowed : 1; /**< This message can be replayed */
} vl_api_msg_data_t;
/** API main structure, used by both vpp and binary API clients */
typedef struct api_main_t
{
vl_api_msg_data_t *msg_data;
/** API message ID by name hash table */
uword *msg_id_by_name;
/** Allocator ring vectors (in shared memory) */
struct ring_alloc_ *arings;
/** Number of times that the ring allocator failed */
u32 ring_misses;
/** Number of garbage-collected message buffers */
u32 garbage_collects;
/** Number of missing clients / failed message sends */
u32 missing_clients;
/** Received message trace configuration */
vl_api_trace_t *rx_trace;
/** Sent message trace configuration */
vl_api_trace_t *tx_trace;
/** Print every received message */
int msg_print_flag;
/** Current process PID */
int our_pid;
/** Current binary api segment descriptor */
svm_region_t *vlib_rp;
/** Primary api segment descriptor */
svm_region_t *vlib_primary_rp;
/** Vector of all mapped shared-VM segments */
svm_region_t **vlib_private_rps;
svm_region_t **mapped_shmem_regions;
/** Binary API shared-memory segment header pointer */
struct vl_shmem_hdr_ *shmem_hdr;
/** vlib/vpp only: vector of client registrations */
vl_api_registration_t **vl_clients;
/** vlib/vpp only: serialized (message, name, crc) table */
u8 *serialized_message_table_in_shmem;
/** First available message ID, for theplugin msg allocator */
u16 first_available_msg_id;
/** Message range by name hash */
uword *msg_range_by_name;
/** vector of message ranges */
vl_api_msg_range_t *msg_ranges;
/** uid for the api shared memory region */
int api_uid;
/** gid for the api shared memory region */
int api_gid;
/** base virtual address for global VM region */
u64 global_baseva;
/** size of the global VM region */
u64 global_size;
/** size of the API region */
u64 api_size;
/** size of the global VM private mheap */
u64 global_pvt_heap_size;
/** size of the api private mheap */
u64 api_pvt_heap_size;
/** Peer input queue pointer */
svm_queue_t *vl_input_queue;
/**
* All VLIB-side message handlers use my_client_index to identify
* the queue / client. This works in sim replay.
*/
int my_client_index;
/**
* This is the (shared VM) address of the registration,
* don't use it to id the connection since it can't possibly
* work in simulator replay.
*/
vl_api_registration_t *my_registration;
/** vpp/vlib input queue length */
u32 vlib_input_queue_length;
/** client message index hash table */
uword *msg_index_by_name_and_crc;
/** api version list */
api_version_t *api_version_list;
/** Shared VM binary API region name */
const char *region_name;
/** Chroot path to the shared memory API files */
const char *root_path;
/** Replay in progress? */
int replay_in_progress;
/** Dump (msg-name, crc) snapshot here at startup */
u8 *save_msg_table_filename;
/** List of API client reaper functions */
_vl_msg_api_function_list_elt_t *reaper_function_registrations;
/** Bin API thread handle */
pthread_t rx_thread_handle;
/** event log */
elog_main_t *elog_main;
int elog_trace_api_messages;
/** performance counter callback **/
void (**perf_counter_cbs)
(struct api_main_t *, u32 id, int before_or_after);
void (**perf_counter_cbs_tmp)
(struct api_main_t *, u32 id, int before_or_after);
} api_main_t;
extern __thread api_main_t *my_api_main;
always_inline api_main_t *
vlibapi_get_main (void)
{
return my_api_main;
}
always_inline vl_api_msg_data_t *
vl_api_get_msg_data (api_main_t *am, u32 msg_id)
{
if (msg_id >= vec_len (am->msg_data))
return 0;
return am->msg_data + msg_id;
}
always_inline void
vlibapi_set_main (api_main_t * am)
{
my_api_main = am;
}
#endif /* included_api_common_h */
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