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    1: /*************************************************************************
    2: * (C) 2010 AITNET ltd - Sofia/Bulgaria - <misho@aitnet.org>
    3: *  by Michael Pounov <misho@elwix.org>
    4: *
    5: * $Author: misho $
    6: * $Id: aitio.h,v 1.15 2012/03/15 01:52:22 misho Exp $
    7: *
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   34: THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY AITNET AND CONTRIBUTORS ``AS IS'' AND
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   38: FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL
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   40: OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION)
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   45: */
   46: #ifndef __AITIO_H
   47: #define __AITIO_H
   48: 
   49: 
   50: #define COMPAT_43TTY
   51: 
   52: #include <assert.h>
   53: #include <openssl/evp.h>
   54: #include <openssl/aes.h>
   55: #include <sys/tty.h>
   56: #include <sys/ioctl_compat.h>
   57: #include <sys/socket.h>
   58: #include <sys/un.h>
   59: #include <net/if_dl.h>
   60: #include <netinet/in.h>
   61: 
   62: 
   63: #define VACUUM_LEFT	1
   64: #define VACUUM_BETWEEN	2
   65: 
   66: /* AIT arrays */
   67: 
   68: typedef void ** sarr_seg_t;
   69: typedef struct _tagSplitArray {
   70: 	int		sarr_num;
   71: 	int		sarr_seg;
   72: 	int		sarr_siz;
   73: 	sarr_seg_t	*sarr_data;
   74: } sarr_t;
   75: 
   76: typedef struct _tagArray {
   77: 	int	arr_num;
   78: 	void	**arr_data;
   79: } array_t;
   80: 
   81: /* AIT RPC variables and managment */
   82: 
   83: typedef enum {
   84: 	empty, ptr, 			/* empty -> variable is not set; ptr -> void* */
   85: 	buffer, string, blob, 		/* buffer -> uint8_t*; string -> int8_t*; blob -> uint32_t blobID(+socket); */
   86: 	f32, f64, 			/* float -> f32; double -> f64 */
   87: 	u8, u16, u32, u64,		/* unsigned integers ... */
   88: 	i8, i16, i32, i64,		/* integers ... */
   89: } ait_type_t;
   90: 
   91: typedef struct {
   92: 	uint8_t		val_type;
   93: 	uint8_t		val_pad[3];
   94: 	uint32_t	val_len;
   95: 	union {
   96: 		uint64_t	net;
   97: 
   98: 		void		*ptr;
   99: 		uint8_t		*buffer;
  100: 		int8_t		*string;
  101: 		uint32_t	blob;
  102: 		float		f32;
  103: 		double		f64;
  104: 		uint8_t		u8;
  105: 		uint16_t	u16;
  106: 		uint32_t	u32;
  107: 		uint64_t	u64;
  108: 		int8_t		i8;
  109: 		int16_t		i16;
  110: 		int32_t		i32;
  111: 		int64_t		i64;
  112: 	} val;
  113: } __packed ait_val_t;
  114: 
  115: #define AIT_TYPE(_vl)			((ait_type_t) (_vl)->val_type)
  116: #define AIT_LEN(_vl)			(_vl)->val_len
  117: #define AIT_RAW(_vl)			(_vl)->val.net
  118: #define AIT_VOID(_vl)			(_vl)->val.ptr
  119: #define AIT_BLOB_CHUNKS(_vl, _n)	(assert((_vl)), AIT_LEN((_vl)) / _n + (AIT_LEN((_vl)) % _n) ? 1 : 0)
  120: #define AIT_ISEMPTY(_vl)		(assert((_vl)), AIT_TYPE((_vl)) == empty)
  121: 
  122: #define AIT_GET_LIKE(_vl, _type)	(assert((_vl)), (_type) (_vl)->val.ptr)
  123: 
  124: #define AIT_GET_PTR(_vl)		(assert((_vl)), assert(AIT_TYPE((_vl)) == ptr), (_vl)->val.ptr)
  125: #define AIT_GET_BUF(_vl)		(assert((_vl)), assert(AIT_TYPE((_vl)) == buffer), (_vl)->val.buffer)
  126: #define AIT_GET_STR(_vl)		(assert((_vl)), assert(AIT_TYPE((_vl)) == string), (_vl)->val.string)
  127: #define AIT_GET_BLOB(_vl)		(assert((_vl)), assert(AIT_TYPE((_vl)) == blob), (_vl)->val.blob)
  128: #define AIT_GET_U8(_vl)			(assert((_vl)), assert(AIT_TYPE((_vl)) == u8), (_vl)->val.u8)
  129: #define AIT_GET_U16(_vl)		(assert((_vl)), assert(AIT_TYPE((_vl)) == u16), (_vl)->val.u16)
  130: #define AIT_GET_U32(_vl)		(assert((_vl)), assert(AIT_TYPE((_vl)) == u32), (_vl)->val.u32)
  131: #define AIT_GET_U64(_vl)		(assert((_vl)), assert(AIT_TYPE((_vl)) == u64), (_vl)->val.u64)
  132: #define AIT_GET_I8(_vl)			(assert((_vl)), assert(AIT_TYPE((_vl)) == i8), (_vl)->val.i8)
  133: #define AIT_GET_I16(_vl)		(assert((_vl)), assert(AIT_TYPE((_vl)) == i16), (_vl)->val.i16)
  134: #define AIT_GET_I32(_vl)		(assert((_vl)), assert(AIT_TYPE((_vl)) == i32), (_vl)->val.i32)
  135: #define AIT_GET_I64(_vl)		(assert((_vl)), assert(AIT_TYPE((_vl)) == i64), (_vl)->val.i64)
  136: #define AIT_GET_F32(_vl)		(assert((_vl)), assert(AIT_TYPE((_vl)) == f32), (_vl)->val.f32)
  137: #define AIT_GET_F64(_vl)		(assert((_vl)), assert(AIT_TYPE((_vl)) == f64), (_vl)->val.f64)
  138: 
  139: #define AIT_SET_PTR(_vl, _p, _len)	do { ait_val_t *__val = (_vl); assert(__val); \
  140: 						__val->val_type = ptr; AIT_LEN(__val) = _len; \
  141: 						__val->val.ptr = _p; } while (0)
  142: #define AIT_SET_BUF(_vl, _v, _len)	do { ait_val_t *__val = (_vl); assert(__val); \
  143: 						__val->val.buffer = malloc(_len); \
  144: 						if (__val->val.buffer) { \
  145: 							__val->val_type = buffer; AIT_LEN(__val) = _len; \
  146: 							memcpy(__val->val.buffer, (_v), _len); \
  147: 						} } while (0)
  148: #define AIT_SET_STR(_vl, _v)		do { ait_val_t *__val = (_vl); assert(__val); \
  149: 						__val->val.string = (int8_t*) strdup((_v)); \
  150: 						if (__val->val.string) { \
  151: 							__val->val_type = string; \
  152: 							AIT_LEN(__val) = strlen((_v)) + 1; \
  153: 						} } while (0)
  154: #define AIT_SET_STRCAT(_vl, _v)		do { ait_val_t *__val = (_vl); assert(__val); \
  155: 						assert(AIT_TYPE(__val) == string); \
  156: 						void *__p = realloc(AIT_LEN(__val) + strlen((_v))); \
  157: 						if (__p) { \
  158: 							__val->val.string = __p; \
  159: 							AIT_LEN(__val) += strlen((_v)); \
  160: 							strlcat(__val->val.string, (_v), AIT_LEN(__val)); \
  161: 						} } while (0)
  162: #define AIT_SET_BLOB(_vl, _n, _len)	do { ait_val_t *__val = (_vl); assert(__val); \
  163: 						__val->val_type = blob; AIT_LEN(__val) = _len; \
  164: 						__val->val.blob = _n; } while (0)
  165: #define AIT_SET_BLOB2(_vl, _bv)		do { ait_val_t *__val = (_vl); assert(__val); assert((_bv)); \
  166: 						__val->val_type = blob; AIT_LEN(__val) = (_bv)->blob_len; \
  167: 						__val->val.blob = (_bv)->blob_var; } while (0)
  168: #define AIT_NEW_BLOB(_vl, _len)		AIT_SET_BLOB((_vl), 0, _len)
  169: 
  170: #define AIT_SET_U8(_vl, _n)		do { ait_val_t *__val = (_vl); assert(__val); \
  171: 						__val->val_type = u8; __val->val.u8 = _n; \
  172: 						AIT_LEN(__val) = sizeof(uint8_t); } while (0)
  173: #define AIT_SET_U16(_vl, _n)		do { ait_val_t *__val = (_vl); assert(__val); \
  174: 						__val->val_type = u16; __val->val.u16 = _n; \
  175: 						AIT_LEN(__val) = sizeof(uint16_t); } while (0)
  176: #define AIT_SET_U32(_vl, _n)		do { ait_val_t *__val = (_vl); assert(__val); \
  177: 						__val->val_type = u32; __val->val.u32 = _n; \
  178: 						AIT_LEN(__val) = sizeof(uint32_t); } while (0)
  179: #define AIT_SET_U64(_vl, _n)		do { ait_val_t *__val = (_vl); assert(__val); \
  180: 						__val->val_type = u64; __val->val.u64 = _n; \
  181: 						AIT_LEN(__val) = sizeof(uint64_t); } while (0)
  182: #define AIT_SET_I8(_vl, _n)		do { ait_val_t *__val = (_vl); assert(__val); \
  183: 						__val->val_type = i8; __val->val.i8 = _n; \
  184: 						AIT_LEN(__val) = sizeof(int8_t); } while (0)
  185: #define AIT_SET_I16(_vl, _n)		do { ait_val_t *__val = (_vl); assert(__val); \
  186: 						__val->val_type = i16; __val->val.i16 = _n; \
  187: 						AIT_LEN(__val) = sizeof(int16_t); } while (0)
  188: #define AIT_SET_I32(_vl, _n)		do { ait_val_t *__val = (_vl); assert(__val); \
  189: 						__val->val_type = i32; __val->val.i32 = _n; \
  190: 						AIT_LEN(__val) = sizeof(int32_t); } while (0)
  191: #define AIT_SET_I64(_vl, _n)		do { ait_val_t *__val = (_vl); assert(__val); \
  192: 						__val->val_type = i64; __val->val.i64 = _n; \
  193: 						AIT_LEN(__val) = sizeof(int64_t); } while (0)
  194: #define AIT_SET_F32(_vl, _n)		do { ait_val_t *__val = (_vl); assert(__val); \
  195: 						__val->val_type = f32; __val->val.f32 = _n; \
  196: 						AIT_LEN(__val) = sizeof(float); } while (0)
  197: #define AIT_SET_F64(_vl, _n)		do { ait_val_t *__val = (_vl); assert(__val); \
  198: 						__val->val_type = f64; __val->val.f64 = _n; \
  199: 						AIT_LEN(__val) = sizeof(double); } while (0)
  200: 
  201: 					/* if attribute zeroCopy is set not execute free() */
  202: #define AIT_FREE_VAL(_vl)		do { ait_val_t *__val = (ait_val_t*) (_vl); assert(__val); \
  203: 						switch (__val->val_type) { \
  204: 							case buffer: \
  205: 								if (__val->val.buffer) { \
  206: 									free(__val->val.buffer); \
  207: 									__val->val.buffer = NULL; \
  208: 								} \
  209: 								break; \
  210: 							case string: \
  211: 								if (__val->val.string) { \
  212: 									free(__val->val.string); \
  213: 									__val->val.string = NULL; \
  214: 								} \
  215: 								break; \
  216: 							default: \
  217: 								break; \
  218: 						} \
  219: 						__val->val_type = empty; \
  220: 						AIT_LEN(__val) = 0; \
  221: 					} while (0)
  222: 
  223: struct io_ether_addr {
  224: 	u_int8_t ether_addr_octet[6];
  225: };
  226: typedef struct io_ether_addr io_ether_addr_t;
  227: 
  228: typedef union {
  229: 	struct sockaddr_storage	ss;
  230: 	struct sockaddr		sa;
  231: 	struct sockaddr_un	sun;
  232: 	struct sockaddr_in	sin;
  233: 	struct sockaddr_in6	sin6;
  234: 	struct sockaddr_dl	sdl;
  235: } io_sockaddr_t;
  236: 
  237: 
  238: #define io_align(x, a)		(((x) + (a)) & ~(a))
  239: 
  240: 
  241: // io_GetErrno() Get error code of last operation
  242: inline int io_GetErrno();
  243: // io_GetError() Get error text of last operation
  244: inline const char *io_GetError();
  245: 
  246: 
  247: /*
  248:  * io_ether_ntoa() Convert ethernet address to string
  249:  * @n = ethernet address structure, like struct ether_addr
  250:  * @a = string
  251:  * @len = string length
  252:  * return: NULL error or !=NULL string a
  253:  */
  254: inline char *io_ether_ntoa(const struct io_ether_addr *n, char * __restrict a, int len);
  255: /*
  256:  * io_ether_aton() Convert string to ethernet address
  257:  * @a = string
  258:  * @e = ethernet address structure, like struct ether_addr
  259:  * return: NULL error or !=NULL ethernet address structure
  260:  */
  261: inline struct io_ether_addr *io_ether_aton(const char *a, struct io_ether_addr *e);
  262: /*
  263:  * io_n2port() Extract port from network structure
  264:  * @addr = Address
  265:  * return: 0 not supported family type or port number
  266:  */
  267: inline u_short io_n2port(io_sockaddr_t * __restrict addr);
  268: /*
  269:  * io_n2addr() Extract address from network structure
  270:  * @addr = Address
  271:  * @val = Value for store string address
  272:  * return: NULL error or !=NULL string address from val
  273:  */
  274: const char *io_n2addr(io_sockaddr_t * __restrict addr, ait_val_t * __restrict val);
  275: /*
  276:  * io_gethostbyname() Get host and port and make network structure
  277:  * @psHost = Hostname
  278:  * @port = Port
  279:  * @addr = Network address structure
  280:  * return: NULL error or !=NULL network structure
  281:  */
  282: io_sockaddr_t *io_gethostbyname(const char *psHost, unsigned short port, 
  283: 		io_sockaddr_t * __restrict addr);
  284: 
  285: /*
  286:  * io_vars2buffer() Marshaling data from array with variables to buffer
  287:  * @buf = Buffer
  288:  * @buflen = Size of buffer
  289:  * @vars = Variable array
  290:  * return: -1 error, 0 nothing done or >0 size of marshaled data
  291:  */
  292: int io_vars2buffer(unsigned char *buf, int buflen, array_t *vars);
  293: /*
  294:  * io_buffer2vars() De-marshaling data from buffer to array with variables
  295:  * @buf = Buffer
  296:  * @buflen = Size of buffer
  297:  * @vnum = Number of variables into buffer
  298:  * @zcpy = Zero-copy for variables, if !=0 don't use io_arrayFree() for free variables and 
  299:  		*DON'T MODIFY OR DESTROY BUFFER*. =0 call io_arrayFree() before io_arrayDestroy()
  300:  * return: =NULL error, !=NULL allocated variable array, after use must free with io_arrayDestroy()
  301:  */
  302: array_t *io_buffer2vars(unsigned char *buf, int buflen, int vnum, int zcpy);
  303: /*
  304:  * io_vars2map() Marshaling data from array with variables to memory map
  305:  * @buf = Buffer
  306:  * @buflen = Size of buffer
  307:  * @vars = Variable array
  308:  * return: -1 error, 0 nothing done or >0 size of marshaled data
  309:  */
  310: int io_vars2map(unsigned char *buf, int buflen, array_t *vars);
  311: /*
  312:  * io_map2vars() De-marshaling data from memory map to array with variables
  313:  * @buf = Buffer
  314:  * @buflen = Size of buffer
  315:  * @vnum = Number of variables into buffer
  316:  * @zcpy = Zero-copy for variables, if !=0 don't use io_arrayFree() for free variables and 
  317:  		*DON'T MODIFY OR DESTROY BUFFER*. =0 call io_arrayFree() before io_arrayDestroy()
  318:  * return: =NULL error, !=NULL allocated variable array, after use must free with io_arrayDestroy()
  319:  */
  320: array_t *io_map2vars(unsigned char *buf, int buflen, int vnum, int zcpy);
  321: 
  322: /*
  323:  * io_allocVar() Allocate memory for variable
  324:  * return: NULL error or new variable, after use free variable with io_freeVar()
  325:  */
  326: inline ait_val_t *io_allocVar(void);
  327: /*
  328:  * io_freeVar() Free allocated memory for variable
  329:  * @val = Variable
  330:  * return: none
  331:  */
  332: inline void io_freeVar(ait_val_t * __restrict val);
  333: /*
  334:  * io_allocVars() Allocate ait_val_t array
  335:  * @varnum = Number of variables
  336:  * return: =NULL error or !=NULL allocated array
  337:  */
  338: inline array_t *io_allocVars(int varnum);
  339: /*
  340:  * io_clrVars() Clear ait_val_t elements from array
  341:  * @vars = Variable array
  342:  * return: -1 error or size of array
  343:  */
  344: inline int io_clrVars(array_t * __restrict vars);
  345: /*
  346:  * io_freeVars() Free ait_val_t array
  347:  * @vars = Variable array
  348:  * return: none
  349:  */
  350: inline void io_freeVars(array_t ** __restrict vars);
  351: 
  352: 
  353: /*
  354:  * ioPromptRead() Read data from input h[0] with prompt to output h[1]
  355:  * @h = file handles h[0] = input, h[1] = output, if NULL use stdin, stdout
  356:  * @csPrompt = Prompt before input, may be NULL
  357:  * @psData = Readed data
  358:  * @dataLen = Length of data
  359:  * return: 0 EOF; -1 error:: can`t read; >0 count of readed chars
  360: */
  361: int ioPromptRead(int *h, const char *csPrompt, char * __restrict psData, int dataLen);
  362: /*
  363:  * ioPromptPassword() Read password from input h[0] with prompt to output h[1]
  364:  * @h = file handles h[0] = input, h[1] = output, if NULL use stdin, stdout
  365:  * @csPrompt = Prompt before input, may be NULL
  366:  * @psPass = Readed password
  367:  * @passLen = Length of password
  368:  * @confirm = Confirm password, 0 - get password, !=0 Ask for confirmation
  369:  * return: 0 EOF; -1 error:: can`t read; >0 count of readed chars
  370: */
  371: int ioPromptPassword(int *h, const char *csPrompt, char * __restrict psPass, int passLen, int confirm);
  372: 
  373: /*
  374:  * ioRegexVerify() Function for verify data match in regex expression
  375:  * @csRegex = Regulare expression pattern
  376:  * @csData = Data for check and verify
  377:  * @startPos = Return start positions
  378:  * @endPos = Return end positions
  379:  * return: NULL not match or error; !=NULL begin of matched data
  380: */
  381: const char *ioRegexVerify(const char *csRegex, const char *csData, int *startPos, int *endPos);
  382: /*
  383:  * ioRegexGet() Function for get data match in regex expression
  384:  * @csRegex = Regulare expression pattern
  385:  * @csData = Data from get
  386:  * @psString = Returned string if match
  387:  * @strLen = Length of string
  388:  * return: 0 not match; >0 count of returned chars
  389: */
  390: int ioRegexGet(const char *csRegex, const char *csData, char * __restrict psString, int strLen);
  391: /*
  392:  * ioRegexReplace() Function for replace data match in regex expression with newdata
  393:  * @csRegex = Regulare expression pattern
  394:  * @csData = Source data
  395:  * @csNew = Data for replace
  396:  * return: NULL not match or error; !=NULL allocated new string, must be free after use!
  397: */
  398: char *ioRegexReplace(const char *csRegex, const char *csData, const char *csNew);
  399: 
  400: /*
  401:  * ioStrAst() Function for evaluate string like asterisk variable "{text[:[-]#[:#]]}"
  402:  * @csString = Input string
  403:  * return: NULL error, !=NULL Allocated new string evaluated from input string, must be free()
  404: */
  405: char *ioStrAst(const char *csString);
  406: 
  407: /*
  408:  * io_UnquotStr() Remove quots from input text string 
  409:  * @psLine = Text string
  410:  * return: 0 nothing to do; 1 successful unquoted string
  411: */
  412: inline int io_UnquotStr(unsigned char * __restrict psLine);
  413: /*
  414:  * io_LTrimStr() Remove left whitespaces from text string
  415:  * @psLine = Text string
  416:  * return: 0 nothing to do; !=0 Removed bytes
  417: */
  418: inline int io_LTrimStr(unsigned char * __restrict psLine);
  419: /*
  420:  * io_RTrimStr() Remove right whitespaces from text string
  421:  * @psLine = Text string
  422:  * return: 0 nothing to do; !=0 Removed bytes
  423: */
  424: inline int io_RTrimStr(unsigned char * __restrict psLine);
  425: /*
  426:  * io_TrimStr() Remove left and right whitespaces from text string
  427:  * @psLine = Text string
  428:  * return: 0 nothing to do; !=0 Removed bytes
  429: */
  430: inline int io_TrimStr(unsigned char * __restrict psLine);
  431: /*
  432:  * io_Ch2Hex() Convert from Char string to Hex string
  433:  * @psLine = Text string
  434:  * @lineLen = Length of Text string
  435:  * return: NULL nothing to do or error; !=0 Allocated new converted data without term\0 (must be free)
  436: */
  437: inline unsigned char *io_Ch2Hex(unsigned char *psLine, int lineLen);
  438: /*
  439:  * io_Hex2Ch() Convert from Hex string to Char string
  440:  * @psLine = Text string
  441:  * @lineLen = Length of Text string
  442:  * return: NULL nothing to do or error; !=0 Allocated new converted string(must be free)
  443: */
  444: inline char *io_Hex2Ch(unsigned char *psLine, int lineLen);
  445: 
  446: /*
  447:  * io_Path2File() - Parse and make path/filename pair
  448:  *
  449:  * @csArgs = Input argument line
  450:  * @psPath = Output Path, if ==NULL path not returned
  451:  * @pathLen = Size of path array
  452:  * @psFile = Output File
  453:  * @fileLen = Size of file array
  454:  * return: 0 error format; -1 error:: can`t read; >0 ok, number of readed items
  455:  */
  456: inline int
  457: io_Path2File(const char * __restrict csArgs, char * __restrict psPath, 
  458: 		int pathLen, char * __restrict psFile, int fileLen);
  459: 
  460: /*
  461:  * io_arrayInit() - Create and initialize dynamic array
  462:  * @numItems = Number of Items
  463:  * return: NULL error, != NULL allocated memory for array
  464:  */
  465: inline array_t *io_arrayInit(int numItems);
  466: /*
  467:  * io_arrayDestroy() - Free and destroy dynamic array
  468:  * @parr = Array
  469:  * return: none
  470:  */
  471: inline void io_arrayDestroy(array_t ** __restrict parr);
  472: /*
  473:  * io_arrayFree() - Free all data in dynamic array items
  474:  *	(WARNING! If assign static array dont use this!!!)
  475:  * @arr = Array
  476:  * return: none
  477:  */
  478: inline void io_arrayFree(array_t * __restrict arr);
  479: /*
  480:  * io_arrayFrom() - Create and fill array from array with pointers
  481:  * @pargv = Array with pointers
  482:  * @argc = Number of Items, if 0 walk through argv and stop when reach NULL item
  483:  * return: NULL error, != NULL allocated new array
  484:  */
  485: inline array_t *io_arrayFrom(const char *** __restrict pargv, int argc);
  486: /*
  487:  * io_arrayTo() - Create and fill array with pointers from dynamic array
  488:  * @arr = Array
  489:  * return: NULL error, != NULL allocated memory for array, NULL terminated
  490:  */
  491: inline char **io_arrayTo(array_t * __restrict arr);
  492: /*
  493:  * io_arrayLen() - Get last used element in dynamic array (array Length)
  494:  * @arr = Array
  495:  * return: -1 error, 0 empty or >0 position of last used element
  496:  */
  497: inline int io_arrayLen(array_t * __restrict arr);
  498: /*
  499:  * io_arrayConcat() Concat source array to destination array
  500:  * @dest = Destination array
  501:  * @src = Source array
  502:  * return: -1 error; >0 new count of destination array
  503:  */
  504: int io_arrayConcat(array_t * __restrict dest, array_t * __restrict src);
  505: /*
  506:  * io_arrayCopy() Copy source array to destination array
  507:  * @dest = Destination array, after use free with io_arrayDestroy()
  508:  * @src = Source array
  509:  * return: -1 error; >0 count of destination array
  510:  */
  511: int io_arrayCopy(array_t ** __restrict dest, array_t * __restrict src);
  512: /*
  513:  * io_arrayGrow() - Grow/Shrink dynamic array, Use with care when it shrink!!!
  514:  * @arr = Array
  515:  * @newNumItems = Number of Items
  516:  * @freeShrink = Free elements before shrink array
  517:  * return: -1 error, 0 ok
  518:  */
  519: int io_arrayGrow(array_t * __restrict arr, int newNumItems, int freeShrink);
  520: /*
  521:  * io_arrayVacuum() - Vacuum dynamic array, empty elements will be deleted
  522:  * @arr = Array
  523:  * @fromWhere = 1 begin, 2 ALL empty elements
  524:  * return: -1 error, 0 ok
  525:  */
  526: int io_arrayVacuum(array_t * __restrict arr, int fromWhere);
  527: 
  528: #define io_arraySize(_arr)		((_arr) ? (_arr)->arr_num : 0)
  529: #define io_arrayZero(_arr)		(assert((_arr)), memset((_arr)->arr_data, 0, \
  530: 						io_arraySize((_arr)) * sizeof(void*)))
  531: 
  532: #define io_arrayGet(_arr, _d)		(assert((_arr) && (_arr)->arr_num > _d), *((_arr)->arr_data + _d))
  533: #define io_array(_arr, _d, _type)	(assert((_arr) && (_arr)->arr_num > _d), \
  534: 						((_type) *((_arr)->arr_data + _d)))
  535: #define io_arraySet(_arr, _d, _ptr)	do { \
  536: 						assert((_arr) && (_arr)->arr_num > _d); \
  537: 						*((_arr)->arr_data + _d) = (void*) (_ptr); \
  538: 					} while (0)
  539: #define io_arrayDel(_arr, _d, _fri)	do { \
  540: 						assert((_arr) && (_arr)->arr_num > _d); \
  541: 						if (_fri) \
  542: 							free(*((_arr)->arr_data + _d)); \
  543: 						*((_arr)->arr_data + _d) = NULL; \
  544: 					} while (0)
  545: 
  546: /*
  547:  * io_arrayElem() - Always GET/PUT element into dynamic array, if not enough elements grow array
  548:  * @arr = Array
  549:  * @n = Position
  550:  * @data = Element, if set NULL GET element at position or !=NULL PUT element at position
  551:  * return: -1 error or !=-1 return element at position
  552:  */
  553: inline void *io_arrayElem(array_t * __restrict arr, int n, void *data);
  554: /*
  555:  * io_arrayPush() - Push element into dynamic array like stack manner, place at first empty position
  556:  * @arr = Array
  557:  * @data = Element, if set NULL return only first empty position
  558:  * return: -1 not found empty position, array is full!, >-1 return position of stored element into array
  559:  */
  560: inline int io_arrayPush(array_t * __restrict arr, void **data);
  561: /*
  562:  * io_arrayPop() - Pop element from dynamic array like stack manner, last used position
  563:  * @arr = Array
  564:  * @data = Element, if set NULL return only last used position
  565:  * @delAfter = Delete after Pop element, !=0 delete element from array after return data
  566:  * return: -1 not found used position, array is empty!, >-1 return element position
  567:  */
  568: inline int io_arrayPop(array_t * __restrict arr, void ** __restrict data, int delAfter);
  569: 
  570: /*
  571:  * io_argsNum() Parse and calculate number of arguments
  572:  * @csArgs = Input arguments line
  573:  * @csDelim = Delimiter(s) for separate
  574:  * return: 0 error format; -1 error:: can`t read; >0 ok, number of items
  575:  */
  576: inline int io_argsNum(const char *csArgs, const char *csDelim);
  577: 
  578: /*
  579:  * io_arrayMake() Parse and make array from arguments ... (input string will be modified!!! 
  580:  *	and output array must be free with io_arrayDestroy() after use!)
  581:  * @psArgs = Input arguments line, after execute string is modified!!!
  582:  * @nargs = Maximum requested count of arguments from input string psArgs, if 0 all psArgs
  583:  * @csDelim = Delimiter(s) for separate
  584:  * @parr = Output array of arguments ... (must be free with io_arrayDestroy() after use!)
  585:  * return: 0 error format; -1 error:: can`t read; >0 ok, number of readed items
  586:  */
  587: int io_arrayMake(char * __restrict psArgs, int nargs, const char *csDelim, 
  588: 		array_t ** __restrict parr);
  589: 
  590: /*
  591:  * io_MakeAV() Parse and make attribute/value pair
  592:  * @csArgs = Input argument line
  593:  * @csDelim = Delimiter for separate
  594:  * @psAttr = Output Attribute
  595:  * @attrLen = Size of attribute array
  596:  * @psValue = Output Value, if ==NULL this element not present value or not wanted for return
  597:  * @valLen = Size of value array
  598:  * return: 0 error format; -1 error:: can`t read; >0 ok, number of readed items
  599: */
  600: int io_MakeAV(const char * __restrict csArgs, const char *csDelim, 
  601: 		char * __restrict psAttr, int attrLen, char * __restrict psValue, int valLen);
  602: 
  603: /*
  604:  * io_sarrInit() - Create and initialize dynamic split-order array
  605:  * @numItems = Number of Items
  606:  * @segLen = Length of segment
  607:  * return: NULL error, != NULL allocated memory for array
  608:  */
  609: inline sarr_t *io_sarrInit(int numItems, int segLen);
  610: /*
  611:  * io_sarrDestroy() - Free all data in dynamic split-order array and Destroy array
  612:  * @parr = Array
  613:  * return: none
  614:  */
  615: inline void io_sarrDestroy(sarr_t ** __restrict parr);
  616: /*
  617:  * io_sarrGrow() - Grow/Shrink dynamic split-order array, Use with care when it shrink!!!
  618:  * @arr = Array
  619:  * @newNumItems = Number of Items
  620:  * return: -1 error, 0 ok
  621:  */
  622: int io_sarrGrow(sarr_t * __restrict arr, int newNumItems);
  623: /*
  624:  * io_sarrVacuum() - Vacuum dynamic split-order array, empty segments will be freed
  625:  * @arr = Array
  626:  * return: -1 error, >-1 freed segments
  627:  */
  628: inline int io_sarrVacuum(sarr_t * __restrict arr);
  629: #define io_sarrSize(_arr)		((_arr) ? (_arr)->sarr_num : 0)
  630: #define io_sarrSeg(_arr)		(assert((_arr)), (_arr)->sarr_seg)
  631: /*
  632:  * io_sarrCopy() Copy source split array to destination split array
  633:  * @dest = Destination split array, after use free with io_sarrDestroy()
  634:  * @src = Source split array
  635:  * return: -1 error; >0 count of destination split array
  636:  */
  637: int io_sarrCopy(sarr_t ** __restrict dest, sarr_t * __restrict src);
  638: /*
  639:  * io_sarrGet() - Get element from dynamic split-order array
  640:  * @arr = Array
  641:  * @idx = Index (warning 1st element is at position 1)
  642:  * return: NULL not found, !=NULL element
  643:  */
  644: inline void *io_sarrGet(sarr_t * __restrict arr, unsigned int idx);
  645: /*
  646:  * io_sarrGet2() - Always get element from dynamic split-order array
  647:  *	Function automatic grow array. Good use for Hash tables! 
  648:  * @arr = Array
  649:  * @idx = Index (warning 1st element is at position 1)
  650:  * return: NULL not found, !=NULL element
  651:  */
  652: void *io_sarrGet2(sarr_t * __restrict arr, unsigned int idx);
  653: /*
  654:  * io_sarrSet() - Set element to dynamic split-order array
  655:  * @arr = Array
  656:  * @idx = Index (warning 1st element is at position 1)
  657:  * @data = Value
  658:  * return: NULL error or empty, !=NULL old value in element
  659:  */
  660: inline void *io_sarrSet(sarr_t * __restrict arr, unsigned int idx, void *data);
  661: #define io_sarrDel(_arr, _idx)		io_sarrSet((_arr), _idx, NULL)
  662: #define io_sarr(_arr, _idx, _type)	(_type)io_sarrGet((_arr), _idx)
  663: /*
  664:  * io_sarr2array() - Convert from split-order array to dynamic array
  665:  * @sa = split array
  666:  * @sarrFree = after convert split array !=0 will be destroyed sarray
  667:  * return: NULL error or != NULL new array
  668:  */
  669: array_t *io_sarr2array(sarr_t ** __restrict sa, int sarrFree);
  670: /*
  671:  * io_array2sarr() - Convert from dynamic array to split-order array
  672:  * @a = array
  673:  * @segLen = Length of segment
  674:  * @arrFree = after convert array !=0 will be destroyed
  675:  * return: NULL error or != NULL new sarr
  676:  */
  677: sarr_t *io_array2sarr(array_t ** __restrict a, int segLen, int arrFree);
  678: 
  679: /*
  680:  * io_CopyEnv() Copy environment to new environment array;
  681:  * @oldenv = Environment array
  682:  * return: NULL error; !=NULL Allocated new environment array(must be free)
  683: */
  684: char **io_CopyEnv(const char **oldenv);
  685: /*
  686:  * io_ExecArgs() Build exec arguments from other array
  687:  * @psProg = Program name for execute
  688:  * @oldarg = Arguments array
  689:  * return: NULL error; !=NULL Allocated execution array(must be free)
  690: */
  691: char **io_ExecArgs(const char *psProg, const char **oldarg);
  692: /*
  693:  * io_FreeNullTerm() Free dynamic allocated null terminated array with strings
  694:  * @arr = Pointer to array for free
  695:  * return: none
  696: */
  697: inline void io_FreeNullTerm(char *** __restrict arr);
  698: 
  699: /*
  700:  * ioMkDir() Function for racursive directory creation and validation
  701:  * @csDir = Full directory path
  702:  * @mode = Mode for directory creation if missing dir
  703:  * return: -1 error, 0 directory path exist, >0 created missing dirs
  704: */
  705: int ioMkDir(const char *csDir, int mode);
  706: 
  707: /*
  708:  * ioWatchDirLoop() Function for watching changes in directory and fire callback
  709:  * @csDir = Full directory path
  710:  * @callback = Callback if raise event! nOp -1 delete, 0 change/move, 1 create
  711:  * return: -1 error, !=-1 ok, number of total signaled events
  712: */
  713: int ioWatchDirLoop(const char *csDir, int (*callback)(const char *csName, int nOp));
  714: 
  715: 
  716: /*
  717:  * io_rread() Raw VFS read function
  718:  * @fd = File handle
  719:  * @buf = Read buffer
  720:  * @nbytes = Read buffer size
  721:  * @offset = Read from position, if -1 read nbytes from current position
  722:  * @update = Update file handle position !0
  723:  * return: -1 error or !=-1 readed bytes
  724:  */
  725: inline int io_rread(int fd, void * __restrict buf, size_t nbytes, off_t offset, int update);
  726: /*
  727:  * io_rwrite() Raw VFS write function
  728:  * @fd = File handle
  729:  * @buf = Write buffer
  730:  * @nbytes = Write bytes from buffer
  731:  * @offset = Write at position, if -1 write nbytes from current position
  732:  * @update = Update file handle position !0
  733:  * return: -1 error or !=-1 writed bytes
  734:  */
  735: inline int io_rwrite(int fd, void * __restrict buf, size_t nbytes, off_t offset, int update);
  736: 
  737: /* Disk I/O helper macros */
  738: #define io_read(f, b, n) io_rread(f, b, n, -1, 1)
  739: #define io_write(f, b, n) io_rwrite(f, b, n, -1, 1)
  740: 
  741: 
  742: /* Debug helper macros */
  743: extern int io_Debug;
  744: 
  745: #define io_enableDEBUG		int io_Debug
  746: #define io_initDebug(x)		(io_Debug = (x))
  747: #define io_incDebug		(io_Debug++)
  748: #define io_decDebug		(io_Debug--)
  749: 
  750: /* Debug macros */
  751: #define ioVERBOSE(x)		if ((x) <= io_Debug)
  752: #define ioTRACE(x)		if ((x) <= io_Debug) \
  753: 					   syslog(LOG_DEBUG, "I'm in %s(%d)", __func__, __LINE__)
  754: #define ioDEBUG(x, fmt, ...)	do { \
  755: 					assert((fmt)); \
  756: 					char str[STRSIZ] = { 0 }; \
  757: 					snprintf(str, sizeof str, (fmt), ##__VA_ARGS__); \
  758: 					if ((x) <= io_Debug) \
  759: 						syslog(LOG_DEBUG, "Debug(%d):%s(%d): %s\n", \
  760: 								(x), __func__, __LINE__, str); \
  761: 				} while (0)
  762: 
  763: /* Logger macro */
  764: #define ioLOGGER(x, fmt, ...)	do { \
  765: 					assert((fmt)); \
  766: 					char str[STRSIZ] = { 0 }; \
  767: 					snprintf(str, sizeof str, (fmt), ##__VA_ARGS__); \
  768: 					syslog((x), "Logger:%s(%d): %s\n", \
  769: 								__func__, __LINE__, str); \
  770: 				} while (0)
  771: 
  772: /* Error state macros */
  773: #define ioERROR(x, fmt, ...)	do { \
  774: 					assert((fmt)); \
  775: 					char str[STRSIZ] = { 0 }; \
  776: 					snprintf(str, sizeof str, (fmt), ##__VA_ARGS__); \
  777: 					syslog(LOG_ERR, "Error:%s(%d): #%d - %s\n", \
  778: 							 __func__, __LINE__, (x), str); \
  779: 				} while (0)
  780: #define ioSYSERR(x)		do { \
  781: 					if (x > 0 || errno) \
  782: 						syslog(LOG_ERR, "Error(sys):%s(%d): #%d - %s\n", \
  783: 								__func__, __LINE__, x > 0 ? x : errno, \
  784: 								strerror(x > 0 ? x : errno)); \
  785: 				} while (0)
  786: #define ioLIBERR(ait)		do { \
  787: 					if (ait##_GetErrno()) \
  788: 						syslog(LOG_ERR, "Error(lib):%s(%d): #%d - %s\n", \
  789: 								__func__, __LINE__, ait##_GetErrno(), \
  790: 								ait##_GetError()); \
  791: 				} while (0)
  792: 
  793: 
  794: /* Crypto framework */
  795: 
  796: /*
  797:  * ioCipher() Cipher wrapper for all supported crypto algorythms
  798:  * @pInput = input buffer
  799:  * @inLen = input buffer len
  800:  * @ppOutput = output allocated buffe, must be free after use
  801:  * @Cipher = cipher engine, like EVP_bf_cbc() or etc...
  802:  * @pKey = key
  803:  * @pIV = IV, salt (8 bytes)
  804:  * @nMode = Mode 0 - decrypting or 1 - encrypting
  805:  * return: 0 not present data or error!; >0 number of processed and returned bytes into ppOutput
  806: */
  807: int ioCipher(unsigned char *pInput, int inLen, unsigned char **ppOutput, const EVP_CIPHER *Cipher, 
  808: 		unsigned char *pKey, unsigned char *pIV, int nMode);
  809: 
  810: /*
  811:  * io_Blowfish() Blowfish cipher algorythm, work with ASCII hex strings
  812:  * @pInput = input buffer
  813:  * @inLen = input buffer len
  814:  * @ppOutput = output allocated buffe, must be free after use
  815:  * @pKey = key
  816:  * @pIV = IV, salt (8 bytes)
  817:  * @nMode = Mode 0 - decrypting or 1 - encrypting
  818:  * return: 0 not present data or error!; >0 number of processed and returned bytes into ppOutput
  819: */
  820: int io_Blowfish(unsigned char *pInput, int inLen, unsigned char **ppOutput, 
  821: 		unsigned char *pKey, unsigned char *pIV, int nMode);
  822: /*
  823:  * io_ctr_AES() Encrypt/Decrypt stream cipher CTR_AES
  824:  * @pInput = Input buffer with ASCII
  825:  * @inLen = Input buffer data length
  826:  * @ppOutput = Output buffer with cipher data, must be free after use
  827:  * @pKey = Key
  828:  * @IV = IVector/Nonce/Counter, Warning: IV must be variable, because we write there!!!
  829:  * return: -1 error or >-1 how many cipher blocks proceeded
  830:  */
  831: int io_ctr_AES(unsigned char *pInput, int inLen, unsigned char **ppOutput, 
  832: 		unsigned char *pKey, unsigned char IV[AES_BLOCK_SIZE]);
  833: 
  834: 
  835: /*
  836:  * ioAllocPTY() Allocate new PTY and TTY
  837:  * @ptyfd = master fd, pty
  838:  * @ttyfd = slave fd, tty
  839:  * @name = tty device name if not null
  840:  * @namesiz = name length, must be above 63 bytes.
  841:  * @term = termios for terminal
  842:  * @winz = winsize for terminal
  843:  * return: -1 error or 0 ok
  844:  */
  845: inline int ioAllocPTY(int *ptyfd, int *ttyfd, char * __restrict name, int namesiz, 
  846: 		struct termios * __restrict term, struct winsize * __restrict winz);
  847: /*
  848:  * ioFreePTY() Release PTY and TTY device
  849:  * @ptyfd = master fd, pty (==-1 skip closing pty)
  850:  * @ttyname = tty filename
  851:  * return: none
  852:  */
  853: inline void ioFreePTY(int ptyfd, const char *ttyname);
  854: /*
  855:  * ioChgWinPTY() Change window size of PTY
  856:  * @ptyfd = master fd, pty
  857:  * @row = row
  858:  * @col = col
  859:  * @xpxl = x pixels
  860:  * @ypxl = y pixels
  861:  * return: -1 error or 0 ok
  862:  */
  863: inline int ioChgWinPTY(int ptyfd, unsigned short row, unsigned short col, 
  864: 		unsigned short xpxl, unsigned short ypxl);
  865: /*
  866:  * ioSetOwnerTTY() Set owner to TTY
  867:  * @ttyname = tty filename
  868:  * @UID = uid
  869:  * @GID = gid
  870:  * return: -1 error or 0 ok
  871:  */
  872: int ioSetOwnerTTY(const char *ttyname, uid_t UID, gid_t GID);
  873: /*
  874:  * ioSetSidTTY() Makes the process's controlling TTY and sets it to sane modes.
  875:  * @ttyfd = slave fd, tty
  876:  * @ttyname = tty filename
  877:  * return: -1 error or 0 ok
  878:  */
  879: int ioSetSidTTY(int *ttyfd, const char *ttyname);
  880: /*
  881:  * ioSetRAWMode() Enter into RAW mode
  882:  * @fd = tty fd
  883:  * @otio = saved old termios for later restore if !=NULL
  884:  * return: -1 error or 0 ok
  885:  */
  886: inline int ioSetRAWMode(int fd, struct termios *otio);
  887: /*
  888:  * ioRestoreMode() Restore termios to tty fd
  889:  * @fd = tty fd
  890:  * @tio = termios structure for restore
  891:  * return: -1 error or 0 ok
  892:  */
  893: inline int ioRestoreMode(int fd, struct termios tio);
  894: /*
  895:  * ioForkPTY() Fork new process with session leader and new TTY
  896:  * @ptyfd = master fd, pty
  897:  * @name = tty device name if not null
  898:  * @namesiz = name length, must be above 63 bytes.
  899:  * @term = termios for terminal
  900:  * @winz = winsize for terminal
  901:  * @otio = old termios structure for restore
  902:  * return: -1 error, 0 child process or >0 parent: pid of child
  903:  */
  904: pid_t ioForkPTY(int *ptyfd, char * __restrict name, int namesiz, struct termios * __restrict term, 
  905: 		struct winsize * __restrict winz, struct termios * __restrict otio);
  906: 
  907: /*
  908:  * ioCreatePIDFile() Create PID file
  909:  * @csName = PID filename
  910:  * @ifExists = !=0 if filename exists return error
  911:  * return: -1 error or 0 ok
  912:  */
  913: inline int ioCreatePIDFile(const char *csName, int ifExists);
  914: 
  915: /*
  916:  * ioSendFile() AITNET sendfile() userland implementation, not dependant from OS
  917:  * @s = socket
  918:  * @csFile = file for send
  919:  * @sendLen = bytes to send, if 0 send all data
  920:  * @offset = start file offset
  921:  * @sndbuf = SO_SNDBUF value, if 0 use default
  922:  * return: 0 error, >0 ok, sended bytes
  923:  */
  924: size_t ioSendFile(int s, const char *csFile, size_t sendLen, off_t offset, int sndbuf);
  925: /*
  926:  * ioRecvFile() Receive file from socket, fastest (zero-copy) way
  927:  * @s = socket
  928:  * @csFile = file for receive
  929:  * @recvLen = receive bytes
  930:  * @over = overwrite file if exists with mode like 0644
  931:  * @rcvbuf = SO_RCVBUF value, if 0 use default
  932:  * return: 0 error, >0 ok, received bytes
  933:  */
  934: size_t ioRecvFile(int s, const char *csFile, size_t recvLen, int over, int rcvbuf);
  935: 
  936: 
  937: /* Buffered file access over memory block */
  938: 
  939: /*
  940:  * io_fmemopen() File buffered stream operations over memory block
  941:  *
  942:  * @base = Base address of memory block, if =NULL Infinit length(auto-grow)
  943:  * @basesize = Size of memory block
  944:  * return: NULL error or !=NULL Opened file resource
  945:  */
  946: FILE *io_fmemopen(void ** __restrict base, off_t basesize);
  947: /*
  948:  * io_fmapopen() File buffered stream operations over MMAP block
  949:  *
  950:  * @csFile = Filename for MMAP, if =NULL private MMAP block
  951:  * @mode = File open mode
  952:  * @perm = If file not exists will be created with this access permissions
  953:  * @prot = MMAP protection
  954:  * @flags = MMAP mode flags
  955:  * @offset = Map from file offset, if csFile==NULL then this is size of MMAP private block
  956:  * return: NULL error or !=NULL Opened file resource
  957:  */
  958: FILE *io_fmapopen(const char *csFile, int mode, int perm, int prot, int flags, off_t offset);
  959: /*
  960:  * io_fd2buf() Convert open file handle to buffered file I/O
  961:  *
  962:  * @fd = File handle
  963:  * @mode = Permissions for new buffered file I/O
  964:  * return: NULL error or open buffered file
  965:  */
  966: inline FILE *io_fd2buf(int fd, const char *mode);
  967: /*
  968:  * io_dumbFile() Create empry or dumb file with fixed size
  969:  *
  970:  * @csFile = Filename for create
  971:  * @mode = File access permissions
  972:  * @size = File size
  973:  * return: -1 error or open file handle
  974:  */
  975: int io_dumbFile(const char *csFile, int mode, off_t size);
  976: 
  977: 
  978: #endif

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