strongswan/Source/charon/encodings.h

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/**
* @file encodings.h
*
* @brief Type definitions for parser and generator,
* also payload types are defined here.
*
* Header is parsed like a payload and gets its one payload_id
* from PRIVATE USE space. Also the substructures
* of specific payload types get their own payload_id
* from PRIVATE_USE space. See RFC for mor informations.
*
*/
/*
* Copyright (C) 2005 Jan Hutter, Martin Willi
* Hochschule fuer Technik Rapperswil
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
* under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the
* Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your
* option) any later version. See <http://www.fsf.org/copyleft/gpl.txt>.
*
* This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
* WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY
* or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License
* for more details.
*/
#ifndef ENCODINGS_H_
#define ENCODINGS_H_
#include "types.h"
#include "definitions.h"
/**
* @brief All different kinds of encoding types.
*
* Each field of an IKEv2-Message (in header or payload)
* which has to be parsed or generated differently has its own
* type defined here.
*/
typedef enum encoding_type_e encoding_type_t;
enum encoding_type_e{
/**
* Representing a 4 Bit unsigned int value
*
*
* When generating it must be changed from host to network order.
* The value is read from the associated data struct.
* The current write position is moved 4 bit forward afterwards.
*
* When parsing it must be changed from network to host order.
* The value is written to the associated data struct.
* The current read pointer is moved 4 bit forward afterwards.
*/
U_INT_4,
/**
* Representing a 8 Bit unsigned int value
*
*
* When generating it must be changed from host to network order.
* The value is read from the associated data struct.
* The current write position is moved 8 bit forward afterwards.
*
* When parsing it must be changed from network to host order.
* The value is written to the associated data struct.
* The current read pointer is moved 8 bit forward afterwards.
*/
U_INT_8,
/**
* Representing a 16 Bit unsigned int value
*
*
* When generating it must be changed from host to network order.
* The value is read from the associated data struct.
* The current write position is moved 16 bit forward afterwards.
*
* When parsing it must be changed from network to host order.
* The value is written to the associated data struct.
* The current read pointer is moved 16 bit forward afterwards.
*/
U_INT_16,
/**
* Representing a 32 Bit unsigned int value
*
* When generating it must be changed from host to network order.
* The value is read from the associated data struct.
* The current write position is moved 32 bit forward afterwards.
*
* When parsing it must be changed from network to host order.
* The value is written to the associated data struct.
* The current read pointer is moved 32 bit forward afterwards.
*/
U_INT_32,
/**
* Representing a 64 Bit unsigned int value
*
* When generating it must be changed from host to network order.
* The value is read from the associated data struct.
* The current write position is moved 64 bit forward afterwards.
*
* When parsing it must be changed from network to host order.
* The value is written to the associated data struct.
* The current read pointer is moved 64 bit forward afterwards.
*/
U_INT_64,
/**
* @brief represents a RESERVED_BIT used in FLAG-Bytes
*
* When generating, the next bit is set to zero and the current write
* position is moved one bit forward.
* No value is read from the associated data struct.
* The current write position is moved 1 bit forward afterwards.
*
* When parsing, the current read pointer is moved one bit forward.
* No value is written to the associated data struct.
* The current read pointer is moved 1 bit forward afterwards.
*/
RESERVED_BIT,
/**
* @brief represents a RESERVED_BYTE
*
* When generating, the next byte is set to zero and the current write
* position is moved one byte forward.
* No value is read from the associated data struct.
* The current write position is moved 1 byte forward afterwards.
*
* When parsing, the current read pointer is moved one byte forward.
* No value is written to the associated data struct.
* The current read pointer is moved 1 byte forward afterwards.
*/
RESERVED_BYTE,
/**
* Representing a 1 Bit flag.
*
* When generation, the next bit is set to 1 if the associated value
* in the data struct is TRUE, 0 otherwise. The current write position
* is moved 1 bit forward afterwards.
*
* When parsing, the next bit is read and stored in the associated data
* struct. 0 means FALSE, 1 means TRUE, The current read pointer
* is moved 1 bit forward afterwards
*/
FLAG,
/**
* Representating a length field
*
* When generating it must be changed from host to network order.
* The value is read from the associated data struct.
* The current write position is moved 32 bit forward afterwards.
*
* When parsing it must be changed from network to host order.
* The value is written to the associated data struct.
* The current read pointer is moved 32 bit forward afterwards.
*/
LENGTH,
/**
* Representating a spi size field
*
* When generating it must be changed from host to network order.
* The value is read from the associated data struct.
* The current write position is moved 32 bit forward afterwards.
*
* When parsing it must be changed from network to host order.
* The value is written to the associated data struct.
* The current read pointer is moved 32 bit forward afterwards.
*/
SPI_SIZE
};
/**
* An encoding rule is a mapping of a specific encoding type to
* a location in the data struct where the current field is stored to
* or read from.
*
* For examples see directory encodings/.
*
* This rules are used by parser and generator.
*/
typedef struct encoding_rule_s encoding_rule_t;
struct encoding_rule_s{
/**
* Encoding type
*/
encoding_type_t type;
/**
* Offset in the data struct
*
* When parsing, data are written to this offset of the
* data struct.
*
* When generating, data are read from this offset in the
* data struct.
*/
u_int32_t offset;
};
/**
* Payload-Types of a IKEv2-Message
*
*
* Header and substructures are also defined as
* payload types with values from PRIVATE USE space.
*/
typedef enum payload_type_e payload_type_t;
enum payload_type_e{
/**
* NO_PAYLOAD
*/
NO_PAYLOAD = 0,
/**
* SA
*/
SECURITY_ASSOCIATION = 33,
/**
* KE
*/
KEY_EXCHANGE = 34,
/**
* IDi
*/
ID_INITIATOR = 35,
/**
* IDr
*/
ID_RESPONDER = 36,
/**
* CERT
*/
CERTIFICATE = 37,
/**
* CERTREQ
*/
CERTIFICATE_REQUEST = 38,
/**
* AUTH
*/
AUTHENTICATION = 39,
/**
* Ni, Nr
*/
NONCE = 40,
/**
* N
*/
NOTIFY = 41,
/**
* D
*/
DELETE = 42,
/**
* V
*/
VENDOR_ID = 43,
/**
* TSi
*/
TRAFFIC_SELECTOR_INITIATOR = 44,
/**
* TSr
*/
TRAFFIC_SELECTOR_RESPONDER = 45,
/**
* E
*/
ENCRYPTED = 46,
/**
* CP
*/
CONFIGURATION = 47,
/**
* EAP
*/
EXTENSIBLE_AUTHENTICATION = 48,
/**
* Header has value 140 of PRIVATE USE space
*
* This payload type is not send over wire and just
* used internally to handle IKEv2-Header like a payload.
*/
HEADER = 140
};
/*
* build string mapping array for payload_type_t
*/
extern mapping_t payload_type_t_mappings[];
/**
* Information of a specific payload are stored in this struct
*
* The following informations are needed for each payload
* - payload type
* - length of its associated data struct in bytes
* - encoding rules array
* - encoding rules count
*/
typedef struct payload_info_s payload_info_t;
struct payload_info_s{
/**
* Type of payload
*/
payload_type_t payload_type;
/**
* Length of associated data struct in bytes
*/
size_t data_struct_length;
/**
* Pointer to the encoding rules array
*/
encoding_rule_t *ecoding_rules;
/**
* Number of encoding rules for the specific payload_type
*/
size_t encoding_rules_count;
};
#endif /*ENCODINGS_H_*/