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1 /*
2  * Copyright (C) 2005-2009 Andre Noll <maan@systemlinux.org>
3  *
4  * Licensed under the GPL v2. For licencing details see COPYING.
5  */
6
7 /** \file filter_common.c Common helper functions for filter input/output. */
8
9 #include <sys/types.h>
10 #include <dirent.h>
11
12 #include "para.h"
13 #include "list.h"
14 #include "sched.h"
15 #include "fd.h"
16 #include "ggo.h"
17 #include "filter.h"
18 #include "error.h"
19 #include "string.h"
20
21 /** The array of supported filters. */
22 struct filter filters[NUM_SUPPORTED_FILTERS] = {FILTER_ARRAY};
23
24 /**
25  * Call the init function of each supported filter.
26  * \sa filter::init
27  */
28 void filter_init(void)
29 {
30         int i;
31
32         FOR_EACH_SUPPORTED_FILTER(i)
33                 filters[i].init(filters + i);
34 }
35
36 /**
37  * Close and destroy a filter callback.
38  *
39  * \param fcb The filter callback to close.
40  *
41  * This removes \a fcb from the list of filter callbacks and calls
42  * the close callback associated with \a fcb.
43  */
44 static void close_filter_callback(struct filter_callback *fcb)
45 {
46         PARA_NOTICE_LOG("closing filter_callback %p, data: %p\n", fcb, fcb->data);
47         list_del(&fcb->node);
48         fcb->close(fcb);
49 }
50
51 /**
52  * Close all callbacks of a filter node.
53  *
54  * \param fn The filter node which contains the filter callbacks to be closed.
55  *
56  * Call close_filter_callback() for each entry in the filter callback list
57  * of \a fn.
58  */
59 static void close_callbacks(struct filter_node *fn)
60 {
61         struct filter_callback *fcb, *tmp;
62
63         list_for_each_entry_safe(fcb, tmp, &fn->callbacks, node) {
64                 PARA_INFO_LOG("closing %s filter callback\n",
65                         filters[fn->filter_num].name);
66                 close_filter_callback(fcb);
67         }
68 }
69
70 static void call_callbacks(struct filter_node *fn, char *inbuf, size_t inlen,
71         char *outbuf, size_t outlen)
72 {
73         struct filter_callback *fcb, *tmp;
74         list_for_each_entry_safe(fcb, tmp, &fn->callbacks, node) {
75                 int ret;
76                 if (inlen && fcb->input_cb) {
77                         ret = fcb->input_cb(inbuf, inlen, fcb);
78                         if (ret < 0) {
79                                 close_filter_callback(fcb);
80                                 continue;
81                         }
82                 }
83                 if (!outlen || !fcb->output_cb)
84                         continue;
85                 ret = fcb->output_cb(outbuf, outlen, fcb);
86                 if (ret < 0)
87                         close_filter_callback(fcb);
88         }
89 }
90
91 /**
92  * Call the convert function of each filter.
93  *
94  * \param s Unused.
95  * \param t The task identifying the filter chain.
96  *
97  * This is the core function of the filter subsystem. It loops over the list of
98  * filter nodes determined by \a t and calls the filter's convert function if
99  * there is input available for the filter node in question. If the convert
100  * function consumed some or all of its input data, all registered input
101  * callbacks are called.  Similarly, if a convert function produced output, all
102  * registered output callbacks get called.
103  *
104  * On errors a (negative) error code is stored in t->error.
105  *
106  * \sa filter_node, filter#convert, filter_callback.
107  */
108 void filter_post_select(__a_unused struct sched *s, struct task *t)
109 {
110         struct filter_chain *fc = container_of(t, struct filter_chain, task);
111         struct filter_node *fn;
112         char *ib;
113         size_t *loaded;
114         int i, conv, conv_total = 0;
115
116         if (fc->output_error && *fc->output_error < 0) {
117                 t->error =  *fc->output_error;
118                 return;
119         }
120 again:
121         ib = *fc->inbufp;
122         loaded = fc->in_loaded;
123         conv = 0;
124         FOR_EACH_FILTER_NODE(fn, fc, i) {
125                 struct filter *f = filters + fn->filter_num;
126                 if (fn->loaded < fn->bufsize) {
127                         size_t size, old_fn_loaded = fn->loaded;
128                         t->error = f->convert(ib, *loaded, fn);
129                         if (t->error < 0)
130                                 return;
131                         size = t->error;
132                         call_callbacks(fn, ib, size, fn->buf + old_fn_loaded,
133                                 fn->loaded - old_fn_loaded);
134                         *loaded -= size;
135                         conv += size + fn->loaded - old_fn_loaded;
136                         if (*loaded && size)
137                                 memmove(ib, ib + size, *loaded);
138                 }
139                 ib = fn->buf;
140                 loaded = &fn->loaded;
141         }
142         conv_total += conv;
143         if (conv)
144                 goto again;
145         if (*fc->input_error >= 0)
146                 return;
147         if (*fc->out_loaded)
148                 return;
149         if (*fc->in_loaded && conv_total)
150                 return;
151         t->error = -E_FC_EOF;
152 }
153
154 /**
155  * Close all filter nodes and their callbacks.
156  *
157  * \param fc The filter chain to close.
158  *
159  * For each filter node determined by \a fc, call the close function of each
160  * registered filter callback as well as the close function of the
161  * corresponding filter.  Free all resources and destroy all callback lists and
162  * the filter node list.
163  *
164  * \sa filter::close, filter_callback::close
165  */
166 void close_filters(struct filter_chain *fc)
167 {
168         struct filter_node *fn;
169         int i;
170
171         if (!fc)
172                 return;
173         PARA_NOTICE_LOG("closing filter chain %p\n", fc);
174         FOR_EACH_FILTER_NODE(fn, fc, i) {
175                 struct filter *f = filters + fn->filter_num;
176                 close_callbacks(fn);
177                 PARA_INFO_LOG("closing %s filter\n", f->name);
178                 f->close(fn);
179         }
180         free(fc->filter_nodes);
181 }
182
183 /*
184  * If the filter has a command line parser and options is not NULL, run it.
185  * Returns filter_num on success, negative on errors
186  */
187 static int parse_filter_args(int filter_num, char *options, void **conf)
188 {
189         struct filter *f = &filters[filter_num];
190         int ret, i, argc = 2;
191         char **argv;
192
193 //      PARA_DEBUG_LOG("%s, options: %s, parser: %p\n", f->name,
194 //              options? options : "(none)", f->parse_config);
195         if (!f->parse_config)
196                 return strlen(options)? -E_BAD_FILTER_OPTIONS : filter_num;
197 //      PARA_DEBUG_LOG("options: %s\n", options);
198         argc = split_args(options, &argv, " \t");
199 //              PARA_DEBUG_LOG("argc = %d, argv[0]: %s\n", argc, argv[0]);
200         for (i = argc - 1; i >= 0; i--)
201                 argv[i + 1] = argv[i];
202         argv[0] = para_strdup(f->name);
203         argc += 1;
204         ret = f->parse_config(argc, argv, conf);
205         free(argv[0]);
206         free(argv);
207         return ret < 0? ret : filter_num;
208 }
209
210 /**
211  * Check the filter command line options.
212  *
213  * \param fa The command line options.
214  * \param conf Points to the filter configuration upon successful return.
215  *
216  * Check if \a fa starts with a the name of a supported filter, followed by
217  * a colon. If yes, call the command line parser of that filter.
218  *
219  * \return On success, the number of the filter is returned and \a conf
220  * is initialized to point to the filter configuration determined by \a fa.
221  * On errors, a negative value is returned.
222  *
223  * Note: If \a fa specifies a filter that has no command line parser success is
224  * returned, and \a conf is initialized to \p NULL.
225  *
226  * \sa filter::parse_config
227  */
228 int check_filter_arg(char *fa, void **conf)
229 {
230         int j;
231
232         *conf = NULL;
233 //      PARA_DEBUG_LOG("arg: %s\n", fa);
234         FOR_EACH_SUPPORTED_FILTER(j) {
235                 const char *name = filters[j].name;
236                 size_t len = strlen(name);
237                 char c;
238                 if (strlen(fa) < len)
239                         continue;
240                 if (strncmp(name, fa, len))
241                         continue;
242                 c = fa[len];
243                 if (c && c != ' ')
244                         continue;
245                 if (c && !filters[j].parse_config)
246                         return -E_BAD_FILTER_OPTIONS;
247                 return parse_filter_args(j, c? fa + len + 1 :
248                         fa + strlen(fa), conf);
249         }
250         return -E_UNSUPPORTED_FILTER;
251 }
252
253 void print_filter_helps(int detailed)
254 {
255         int i;
256
257         printf_or_die("\nAvailable filters: \n\t");
258         FOR_EACH_SUPPORTED_FILTER(i)
259                 printf_or_die("%s%s", i? " " : "", filters[i].name);
260         printf_or_die("\n\n");
261
262         FOR_EACH_SUPPORTED_FILTER(i) {
263                 struct filter *f = filters + i;
264
265                 if (!f->help.short_help)
266                         continue;
267                 printf_or_die("Options for %s:\n", f->name);
268                 ggo_print_help(&f->help, detailed);
269         }
270
271 }