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14bff34e3Sthurlow /*
24bff34e3Sthurlow  * Copyright (c) 2000, 2001 Boris Popov
34bff34e3Sthurlow  * All rights reserved.
44bff34e3Sthurlow  *
54bff34e3Sthurlow  * Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
64bff34e3Sthurlow  * modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions
74bff34e3Sthurlow  * are met:
84bff34e3Sthurlow  * 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright
94bff34e3Sthurlow  *    notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
104bff34e3Sthurlow  * 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright
114bff34e3Sthurlow  *    notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the
124bff34e3Sthurlow  *    documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
134bff34e3Sthurlow  * 3. All advertising materials mentioning features or use of this software
144bff34e3Sthurlow  *    must display the following acknowledgement:
154bff34e3Sthurlow  *    This product includes software developed by Boris Popov.
164bff34e3Sthurlow  * 4. Neither the name of the author nor the names of any co-contributors
174bff34e3Sthurlow  *    may be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software
184bff34e3Sthurlow  *    without specific prior written permission.
194bff34e3Sthurlow  *
204bff34e3Sthurlow  * THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE AUTHOR AND CONTRIBUTORS ``AS IS'' AND
214bff34e3Sthurlow  * ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE
224bff34e3Sthurlow  * IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
234bff34e3Sthurlow  * ARE DISCLAIMED.  IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE
244bff34e3Sthurlow  * FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL
254bff34e3Sthurlow  * DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS
264bff34e3Sthurlow  * OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION)
274bff34e3Sthurlow  * HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT
284bff34e3Sthurlow  * LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY
294bff34e3Sthurlow  * OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF
304bff34e3Sthurlow  * SUCH DAMAGE.
314bff34e3Sthurlow  *
324bff34e3Sthurlow  * $FreeBSD: src/sys/sys/mchain.h,v 1.1 2001/02/24 15:44:30 bp Exp $
334bff34e3Sthurlow  */
34613a2f6bSGordon Ross 
354bff34e3Sthurlow /*
36613a2f6bSGordon Ross  * Copyright 2009 Sun Microsystems, Inc.  All rights reserved.
374bff34e3Sthurlow  * Use is subject to license terms.
384bff34e3Sthurlow  */
394bff34e3Sthurlow 
404bff34e3Sthurlow #ifndef _MCHAIN_H_
414bff34e3Sthurlow #define	_MCHAIN_H_
424bff34e3Sthurlow 
434bff34e3Sthurlow #include <sys/types.h>
444bff34e3Sthurlow #include <sys/isa_defs.h>
454bff34e3Sthurlow #include <sys/byteorder.h>
464bff34e3Sthurlow 
474bff34e3Sthurlow #ifdef _LITTLE_ENDIAN
484bff34e3Sthurlow 
494bff34e3Sthurlow /* little-endian values on little-endian */
504bff34e3Sthurlow #define	htoles(x)	((uint16_t)(x))
514bff34e3Sthurlow #define	letohs(x)	((uint16_t)(x))
524bff34e3Sthurlow #define	htolel(x)	((uint32_t)(x))
534bff34e3Sthurlow #define	letohl(x)	((uint32_t)(x))
544bff34e3Sthurlow #define	htoleq(x)	((uint64_t)(x))
554bff34e3Sthurlow #define	letohq(x)	((uint64_t)(x))
564bff34e3Sthurlow 
574bff34e3Sthurlow /*
584bff34e3Sthurlow  * big-endian values on little-endian (swap)
594bff34e3Sthurlow  *
604bff34e3Sthurlow  * Use the BSWAP macros because they're fastest, and they're
614bff34e3Sthurlow  * available in all environments where we use this header.
624bff34e3Sthurlow  */
634bff34e3Sthurlow #define	htobes(x)	BSWAP_16(x)
644bff34e3Sthurlow #define	betohs(x)	BSWAP_16(x)
654bff34e3Sthurlow #define	htobel(x)	BSWAP_32(x)
664bff34e3Sthurlow #define	betohl(x)	BSWAP_32(x)
674bff34e3Sthurlow #define	htobeq(x)	BSWAP_64(x)
684bff34e3Sthurlow #define	betohq(x)	BSWAP_64(x)
694bff34e3Sthurlow 
704bff34e3Sthurlow #else	/* (BYTE_ORDER == LITTLE_ENDIAN) */
714bff34e3Sthurlow 
724bff34e3Sthurlow /* little-endian values on big-endian (swap) */
734bff34e3Sthurlow #define	letohs(x) 	BSWAP_16(x)
744bff34e3Sthurlow #define	htoles(x) 	BSWAP_16(x)
754bff34e3Sthurlow #define	letohl(x) 	BSWAP_32(x)
764bff34e3Sthurlow #define	htolel(x) 	BSWAP_32(x)
774bff34e3Sthurlow #define	letohq(x)	BSWAP_64(x)
784bff34e3Sthurlow #define	htoleq(x)	BSWAP_64(x)
794bff34e3Sthurlow 
804bff34e3Sthurlow /* big-endian values on big-endian */
814bff34e3Sthurlow #define	htobes(x)	((uint16_t)(x))
824bff34e3Sthurlow #define	betohs(x)	((uint16_t)(x))
834bff34e3Sthurlow #define	htobel(x)	((uint32_t)(x))
844bff34e3Sthurlow #define	betohl(x)	((uint32_t)(x))
854bff34e3Sthurlow #define	htobeq(x)	((uint64_t)(x))
864bff34e3Sthurlow #define	betohq(x)	((uint64_t)(x))
874bff34e3Sthurlow #endif	/* (BYTE_ORDER == LITTLE_ENDIAN) */
884bff34e3Sthurlow 
894bff34e3Sthurlow 
90*02d09e03SGordon Ross /*
91*02d09e03SGordon Ross  * Additions for Solaris to replace things that came from
92*02d09e03SGordon Ross  * <sys/mbuf.h> in the Darwin code.  These are mostly just
93*02d09e03SGordon Ross  * wrappers for streams functions.  See: subr_mchain.c
94*02d09e03SGordon Ross  */
95*02d09e03SGordon Ross 
964bff34e3Sthurlow #ifdef _KERNEL
974bff34e3Sthurlow 
98*02d09e03SGordon Ross /*
99*02d09e03SGordon Ross  * BSD-style mbuf "shim" for kernel code.  Note, this
100*02d09e03SGordon Ross  * does NOT implement BSD mbufs in the kernel.  Rather,
101*02d09e03SGordon Ross  * macros and wrapper functions are used so that code
102*02d09e03SGordon Ross  * fomerly using mbuf_t now use STREAMS mblk_t instead.
103*02d09e03SGordon Ross  */
104*02d09e03SGordon Ross 
105*02d09e03SGordon Ross #include <sys/stream.h> /* mblk_t */
106*02d09e03SGordon Ross typedef mblk_t mbuf_t;
107*02d09e03SGordon Ross 
1084bff34e3Sthurlow /* BEGIN CSTYLED */
1094bff34e3Sthurlow /*
1104bff34e3Sthurlow  * BSD-style mbufs, vs SysV-style mblks:
1114bff34e3Sthurlow  * One big difference: the mbuf payload is:
1124bff34e3Sthurlow  *   m_data ... (m_data + m_len)
1134bff34e3Sthurlow  * In Unix STREAMS, the mblk payload is:
1144bff34e3Sthurlow  *   b_rptr ... b_wptr
1154bff34e3Sthurlow  *
1164bff34e3Sthurlow  * Here are some handy conversion notes:
1174bff34e3Sthurlow  *
1184bff34e3Sthurlow  * struct mbuf                     struct mblk
1194bff34e3Sthurlow  *   m->m_next                       m->b_cont
1204bff34e3Sthurlow  *   m->m_nextpkt                    m->b_next
1214bff34e3Sthurlow  *   m->m_data                       m->b_rptr
1224bff34e3Sthurlow  *   m->m_len                        MBLKL(m)
1234bff34e3Sthurlow  *   m->m_dat[]                      m->b_datap->db_base
1244bff34e3Sthurlow  *   &m->m_dat[MLEN]                 m->b_datap->db_lim
1254bff34e3Sthurlow  *   M_TRAILINGSPACE(m)              MBLKTAIL(m)
1264bff34e3Sthurlow  *   m_freem(m)                      freemsg(m)
1274bff34e3Sthurlow  *
1284bff34e3Sthurlow  * Note that mbufs chains also have a special "packet" header,
1294bff34e3Sthurlow  * which has the length of the whole message.  In STREAMS one
1304bff34e3Sthurlow  * typically just calls msgdsize(m) to get that.
1314bff34e3Sthurlow  */
1324bff34e3Sthurlow /* END CSTYLED */
1334bff34e3Sthurlow 
134*02d09e03SGordon Ross #define	mtod(m, t) ((t)((m)->b_rptr))
135*02d09e03SGordon Ross 
136*02d09e03SGordon Ross /* length arg for m_copym to "copy all" */
137*02d09e03SGordon Ross #define	M_COPYALL		-1
138*02d09e03SGordon Ross 
139*02d09e03SGordon Ross mblk_t *m_copym(mblk_t *, int, int, int);
140*02d09e03SGordon Ross mblk_t *m_pullup(mblk_t *, int);
141*02d09e03SGordon Ross mblk_t *m_split(mblk_t *, int, int);
142*02d09e03SGordon Ross void m_cat(mblk_t *, mblk_t *);
143*02d09e03SGordon Ross #define	m_freem(x)	freemsg(x)
144*02d09e03SGordon Ross mblk_t *m_getblk(int, int);
145*02d09e03SGordon Ross int  m_fixhdr(mblk_t *m);
146*02d09e03SGordon Ross 
147*02d09e03SGordon Ross #else	/* _KERNEL */
148*02d09e03SGordon Ross 
149*02d09e03SGordon Ross /*
150*02d09e03SGordon Ross  * BSD-style mbuf work-alike, for user-level.
151*02d09e03SGordon Ross  * See libsmbfs mbuf.c
152*02d09e03SGordon Ross  */
153*02d09e03SGordon Ross typedef struct mbuf {
154*02d09e03SGordon Ross 	int		m_len;
155*02d09e03SGordon Ross 	int		m_maxlen;
156*02d09e03SGordon Ross 	char		*m_data;
157*02d09e03SGordon Ross 	struct mbuf	*m_next;
158*02d09e03SGordon Ross } mbuf_t;
159*02d09e03SGordon Ross 
160*02d09e03SGordon Ross #define	mtod(m, t)	((t)(m)->m_data)
161*02d09e03SGordon Ross 
162*02d09e03SGordon Ross int m_get(int, mbuf_t **);
163*02d09e03SGordon Ross void m_freem(mbuf_t *);
164*02d09e03SGordon Ross 
165*02d09e03SGordon Ross #endif	/* _KERNEL */
166*02d09e03SGordon Ross 
167*02d09e03SGordon Ross /*
168*02d09e03SGordon Ross  * BSD-style mbchain/mdchain work-alike
169*02d09e03SGordon Ross  */
1704bff34e3Sthurlow 
1714bff34e3Sthurlow /*
1724bff34e3Sthurlow  * Type of copy for mb_{put|get}_mem()
1734bff34e3Sthurlow  */
1744bff34e3Sthurlow #define	MB_MSYSTEM	0		/* use bcopy() */
1754bff34e3Sthurlow #define	MB_MUSER	1		/* use copyin()/copyout() */
1764bff34e3Sthurlow #define	MB_MINLINE	2		/* use an inline copy loop */
1774bff34e3Sthurlow #define	MB_MZERO	3		/* bzero(), mb_put_mem only */
1784bff34e3Sthurlow #define	MB_MCUSTOM	4		/* use an user defined function */
1794bff34e3Sthurlow 
180*02d09e03SGordon Ross #ifdef _KERNEL
181*02d09e03SGordon Ross 
1824bff34e3Sthurlow struct mbchain {
1834bff34e3Sthurlow 	mblk_t *mb_top;
1844bff34e3Sthurlow 	mblk_t *mb_cur;
1854bff34e3Sthurlow 	uint_t mb_count;
1864bff34e3Sthurlow };
1874bff34e3Sthurlow typedef struct mbchain mbchain_t;
1884bff34e3Sthurlow 
1894bff34e3Sthurlow struct mdchain {
1904bff34e3Sthurlow 	mblk_t *md_top;		/* head of mblk chain */
1914bff34e3Sthurlow 	mblk_t *md_cur;		/* current mblk */
192*02d09e03SGordon Ross 	uchar_t *md_pos;	/* position in md_cur */
193*02d09e03SGordon Ross 	/* NB: md_pos is same type as mblk_t b_rptr, b_wptr members. */
1944bff34e3Sthurlow };
1954bff34e3Sthurlow typedef struct mdchain mdchain_t;
1964bff34e3Sthurlow 
197*02d09e03SGordon Ross mblk_t *mb_detach(mbchain_t *mbp);
198*02d09e03SGordon Ross int  mb_fixhdr(mbchain_t *mbp);
199*02d09e03SGordon Ross int  mb_put_uio(mbchain_t *mbp, uio_t *uiop, size_t size);
2004bff34e3Sthurlow 
201*02d09e03SGordon Ross void md_append_record(mdchain_t *mdp, mblk_t *top);
202*02d09e03SGordon Ross void md_next_record(mdchain_t *mdp);
203*02d09e03SGordon Ross int  md_get_uio(mdchain_t *mdp, uio_t *uiop, size_t size);
2044bff34e3Sthurlow 
205*02d09e03SGordon Ross #else	/* _KERNEL */
2064bff34e3Sthurlow 
2074bff34e3Sthurlow /*
208*02d09e03SGordon Ross  * user-level code uses the same struct for both (MB, MD)
2094bff34e3Sthurlow  */
210*02d09e03SGordon Ross typedef struct mbdata {
211*02d09e03SGordon Ross 	mbuf_t	*mb_top;	/* head of mbuf chain */
212*02d09e03SGordon Ross 	mbuf_t	*mb_cur;	/* current mbuf */
213*02d09e03SGordon Ross 	char	*mb_pos;	/* position in mb_cur (get) */
214*02d09e03SGordon Ross 	/* NB: mb_pos is same type as mbuf_t m_data member. */
215*02d09e03SGordon Ross 	int	mb_count;	/* bytes marshalled (put) */
216*02d09e03SGordon Ross } mbdata_t;
217*02d09e03SGordon Ross typedef struct mbdata mbchain_t;
218*02d09e03SGordon Ross typedef struct mbdata mdchain_t;
2194bff34e3Sthurlow 
220*02d09e03SGordon Ross #endif	/* _KERNEL */
2214bff34e3Sthurlow 
222*02d09e03SGordon Ross int  mb_init(mbchain_t *);
223*02d09e03SGordon Ross void mb_initm(mbchain_t *, mbuf_t *);
224*02d09e03SGordon Ross void mb_done(mbchain_t *);
225*02d09e03SGordon Ross void *mb_reserve(mbchain_t *, int size);
2264bff34e3Sthurlow 
227*02d09e03SGordon Ross int  mb_put_padbyte(mbchain_t *mbp);
228*02d09e03SGordon Ross int  mb_put_uint8(mbchain_t *, uint8_t);
229*02d09e03SGordon Ross int  mb_put_uint16be(mbchain_t *, uint16_t);
230*02d09e03SGordon Ross int  mb_put_uint16le(mbchain_t *, uint16_t);
231*02d09e03SGordon Ross int  mb_put_uint32be(mbchain_t *, uint32_t);
232*02d09e03SGordon Ross int  mb_put_uint32le(mbchain_t *, uint32_t);
233*02d09e03SGordon Ross int  mb_put_uint64be(mbchain_t *, uint64_t);
234*02d09e03SGordon Ross int  mb_put_uint64le(mbchain_t *, uint64_t);
235*02d09e03SGordon Ross int  mb_put_mem(mbchain_t *, const void *, int, int);
236*02d09e03SGordon Ross int  mb_put_mbuf(mbchain_t *, mbuf_t *);
2374bff34e3Sthurlow 
238*02d09e03SGordon Ross int  md_init(mdchain_t *mdp);
239*02d09e03SGordon Ross void md_initm(mdchain_t *mbp, mbuf_t *m);
240*02d09e03SGordon Ross void md_done(mdchain_t *mdp);
241*02d09e03SGordon Ross 
242*02d09e03SGordon Ross int  md_get_uint8(mdchain_t *, uint8_t *);
243*02d09e03SGordon Ross int  md_get_uint16be(mdchain_t *, uint16_t *);
244*02d09e03SGordon Ross int  md_get_uint16le(mdchain_t *, uint16_t *);
245*02d09e03SGordon Ross int  md_get_uint32be(mdchain_t *, uint32_t *);
246*02d09e03SGordon Ross int  md_get_uint32le(mdchain_t *, uint32_t *);
247*02d09e03SGordon Ross int  md_get_uint64be(mdchain_t *, uint64_t *);
248*02d09e03SGordon Ross int  md_get_uint64le(mdchain_t *, uint64_t *);
249*02d09e03SGordon Ross int  md_get_mem(mdchain_t *, void *, int, int);
250*02d09e03SGordon Ross int  md_get_mbuf(mdchain_t *, int, mbuf_t **);
251*02d09e03SGordon Ross 
2524bff34e3Sthurlow #endif	/* !_MCHAIN_H_ */
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