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This is public due to being used in buffer. enum PacketBoundary { PB_SUBSEQUENT = 0, // 00 /// 01: last packet of a message PB_LAST = 1, // 01 /// 10: first packet of a message PB_FIRST = 2, // 10 /// 11: solo message packet PB_SOLO = 3, // 11 }; // Breakdown of the PM_SEQNO field in the header: // C| X X ... X, where: typedef Bits<31> SEQNO_CONTROL; // 1|T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T|E E...E typedef Bits<30, 16> SEQNO_MSGTYPE; typedef Bits<15, 0> SEQNO_EXTTYPE; // 0|S S ... S typedef Bits<30, 0> SEQNO_VALUE; // This bit cannot be used by SEQNO anyway, so it's additionally used // in LOSSREPORT data specification to define that this value is the // BEGIN value for a SEQNO range (to distinguish it from a SOLO loss SEQNO value). const int32_t LOSSDATA_SEQNO_RANGE_FIRST = SEQNO_CONTROL::mask; // Just cosmetics for readability. const int32_t LOSSDATA_SEQNO_RANGE_LAST = 0, LOSSDATA_SEQNO_SOLO = 0; inline int32_t CreateControlSeqNo(UDTMessageType type) { return SEQNO_CONTROL::mask | SEQNO_MSGTYPE::wrap(size_t(type)); } inline int32_t CreateControlExtSeqNo(int exttype) { return SEQNO_CONTROL::mask | SEQNO_MSGTYPE::wrap(size_t(UMSG_EXT)) | SEQNO_EXTTYPE::wrap(exttype); } // MSGNO breakdown: B B|O|K K|R|M M M M M M M M M M...M typedef Bits<31, 30> MSGNO_PACKET_BOUNDARY; typedef Bits<29> MSGNO_PACKET_INORDER; typedef Bits<28, 27> MSGNO_ENCKEYSPEC; #if 1 // can block rexmit flag // New bit breakdown - rexmit flag supported. typedef Bits<26> MSGNO_REXMIT; typedef Bits<25, 0> MSGNO_SEQ; // Old bit breakdown - no rexmit flag typedef Bits<26, 0> MSGNO_SEQ_OLD; // This symbol is for older SRT version, where the peer does not support the MSGNO_REXMIT flag. // The message should be extracted as PMASK_MSGNO_SEQ, if REXMIT is supported, and PMASK_MSGNO_SEQ_OLD otherwise. const uint32_t PACKET_SND_NORMAL = 0, PACKET_SND_REXMIT = MSGNO_REXMIT::mask; const int MSGNO_SEQ_MAX = MSGNO_SEQ::mask; #else // Old bit breakdown - no rexmit flag typedef Bits<26, 0> MSGNO_SEQ; #endif typedef RollNumber MsgNo; // constexpr in C++11 ! inline int32_t PacketBoundaryBits(PacketBoundary o) { return MSGNO_PACKET_BOUNDARY::wrap(int32_t(o)); } enum EncryptionKeySpec { EK_NOENC = 0, EK_EVEN = 1, EK_ODD = 2 }; enum EncryptionStatus { ENCS_CLEAR = 0, ENCS_FAILED = -1, ENCS_NOTSUP = -2 }; const int32_t PMASK_MSGNO_ENCKEYSPEC = MSGNO_ENCKEYSPEC::mask; inline int32_t EncryptionKeyBits(EncryptionKeySpec f) { return MSGNO_ENCKEYSPEC::wrap(int32_t(f)); } inline EncryptionKeySpec GetEncryptionKeySpec(int32_t msgno) { return EncryptionKeySpec(MSGNO_ENCKEYSPEC::unwrap(msgno)); } const int32_t PUMASK_SEQNO_PROBE = 0xF; std::string PacketMessageFlagStr(uint32_t msgno_field); class CChannel; class CPacket { friend class CChannel; friend class CSndQueue; friend class CRcvQueue; public: CPacket(); ~CPacket(); void allocate(size_t size); void deallocate(); /// Get the payload or the control information field length. /// @return the payload or the control information field length. size_t getLength() const; /// Set the payload or the control information field length. /// @param len [in] the payload or the control information field length. void setLength(size_t len); /// Pack a Control packet. /// @param pkttype [in] packet type filed. /// @param lparam [in] pointer to the first data structure, explained by the packet type. /// @param rparam [in] pointer to the second data structure, explained by the packet type. /// @param size [in] size of rparam, in number of bytes; void pack(UDTMessageType pkttype, const int32_t* lparam = NULL, void* rparam = NULL, int size = 0); /// Read the packet vector. /// @return Pointer to the packet vector. IOVector* getPacketVector(); uint32_t* getHeader() { return m_nHeader; } /// Read the packet flag. /// @return packet flag (0 or 1). // XXX DEPRECATED. Use isControl() instead ATR_DEPRECATED int getFlag() const { return isControl() ? 1 : 0; } /// Read the packet type. /// @return packet type filed (000 ~ 111). UDTMessageType getType() const; bool isControl(UDTMessageType type) const { return isControl() && type == getType(); } bool isControl() const { // read bit 0 return 0!= SEQNO_CONTROL::unwrap(m_nHeader[SRT_PH_SEQNO]); } void setControl(UDTMessageType type) { m_nHeader[SRT_PH_SEQNO] = SEQNO_CONTROL::mask | SEQNO_MSGTYPE::wrap(type); } /// Read the extended packet type. /// @return extended packet type filed (0x000 ~ 0xFFF). int getExtendedType() const; /// Read the ACK-2 seq. no. /// @return packet header field (bit 16~31). int32_t getAckSeqNo() const; uint16_t getControlFlags() const; // Note: this will return a "singular" value, if the packet // contains the control message int32_t getSeqNo() const { return m_nHeader[SRT_PH_SEQNO]; } /// Read the message boundary flag bit. /// @return packet header field [1] (bit 0~1). PacketBoundary getMsgBoundary() const; /// Read the message inorder delivery flag bit. /// @return packet header field [1] (bit 2). bool getMsgOrderFlag() const; /// Read the rexmit flag (true if the packet was sent due to retransmission). /// If the peer does not support retransmission flag, the current agent cannot use it as well /// (because the peer will understand this bit as a part of MSGNO field). bool getRexmitFlag() const; /// Read the message sequence number. /// @return packet header field [1] int32_t getMsgSeq(bool has_rexmit = true) const; /// Read the message crypto key bits. /// @return packet header field [1] (bit 3~4). EncryptionKeySpec getMsgCryptoFlags() const; void setMsgCryptoFlags(EncryptionKeySpec spec); /// Read the message time stamp. /// @return packet header field [2] (bit 0~31, bit 0-26 if SRT_DEBUG_TSBPD_WRAP). uint32_t getMsgTimeStamp() const; #ifdef SRT_DEBUG_TSBPD_WRAP //Receiver static const uint32_t MAX_TIMESTAMP = 0x07FFFFFF; //27 bit fast wraparound for tests (~2m15s) #else static const uint32_t MAX_TIMESTAMP = 0xFFFFFFFF; //Full 32 bit (01h11m35s) #endif protected: static const uint32_t TIMESTAMP_MASK = MAX_TIMESTAMP; // this value to be also used as a mask public: /// Clone this packet. /// @return Pointer to the new packet. CPacket* clone() const; enum PacketVectorFields { PV_HEADER = 0, PV_DATA = 1, PV_SIZE = 2 }; public: void toNL(); void toHL(); protected: // Length in bytes // DynamicStruct is the same as array of given type and size, just it // enforces that you index it using a symbol from symbolic enum type, not by a bare integer. typedef DynamicStruct HEADER_TYPE; HEADER_TYPE m_nHeader; //< The 128-bit header field // XXX NOTE: iovec here is not portable. On Windows there's a different // (although similar) structure defined, which means that this way the // Windows function that is an equivalent of `recvmsg` cannot be used. // For example, something like that: // class IoVector: public iovec { public: size_t size() { return iov_len; } char* data() { return iov_base; } }; // class IoVector: public WSAMSG { public: size_t size() { return len; } char* data() { return buf; } }; IOVector m_PacketVector[PV_SIZE]; //< The 2-demension vector of UDT packet [header, data] int32_t m_extra_pad; bool m_data_owned; protected: CPacket& operator=(const CPacket&); CPacket (const CPacket&); public: int32_t& m_iSeqNo; // alias: sequence number int32_t& m_iMsgNo; // alias: message number int32_t& m_iTimeStamp; // alias: timestamp int32_t& m_iID; // alias: socket ID char*& m_pcData; // alias: data/control information // Experimental: sometimes these references don't work! char* getData(); char* release(); //static const int m_iPktHdrSize; // packet header size static const size_t HDR_SIZE = sizeof(HEADER_TYPE); // packet header size = SRT_PH_E_SIZE * sizeof(uint32_t) // Used in many computations // Actually this can be also calculated as: sizeof(struct ether_header) + sizeof(struct ip) + sizeof(struct udphdr). static const size_t UDP_HDR_SIZE = 28; // 20 bytes IPv4 + 8 bytes of UDP { u16 sport, dport, len, csum }. static const size_t SRT_DATA_HDR_SIZE = UDP_HDR_SIZE + HDR_SIZE; // Some well known data static const size_t ETH_MAX_MTU_SIZE = 1500; // And derived static const size_t SRT_MAX_PAYLOAD_SIZE = ETH_MAX_MTU_SIZE - SRT_DATA_HDR_SIZE; // Packet interface char* data() { return m_pcData; } const char* data() const { return m_pcData; } size_t size() const { return getLength(); } uint32_t header(SrtPktHeaderFields field) const { return m_nHeader[field]; } #if ENABLE_LOGGING std::string MessageFlagStr() { return PacketMessageFlagStr(m_nHeader[SRT_PH_MSGNO]); } std::string Info(); #else std::string MessageFlagStr() { return std::string(); } std::string Info() { return std::string(); } #endif }; #endif