netsukuku/src/map.c
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/* This file is part of Netsukuku
* (c) Copyright 2005 Andrea Lo Pumo aka AlpT <alpt@freaknet.org>
*
* This source code 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.
*
* This source code 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.
* Please refer to the GNU Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU Public License along with
* this source code; if not, write to:
* Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
*
* --
* Internal map code.
*/
#include "includes.h"
#include "ipv6-gmp.h"
#include "map.h"
#include "common.h"
extern int errno;
/*
* pos_from_node: Position from node: It returns the position of the `node'
* in the `map'.
*/
int pos_from_node(map_node *node, map_node *map)
{
return ((char *)node-(char *)map)/sizeof(map_node);
}
/*
* Node from position: it returns the node pointer calculated by the given
* `pos' in the map.
*/
map_node *node_from_pos(int pos, map_node *map)
{
return (map_node *)((pos*sizeof(map_node))+(char *)map);
}
/*
* Position (of a struct in the map) to ip: Converts the node position
* `map_pos' to its relative ip.
*/
void postoip(u_int map_pos, inet_prefix ipstart, inet_prefix *ret)
{
ret->family=ipstart.family;
if(ipstart.family==AF_INET) {
ret->data[0]=map_pos + ipstart.data[0];
ret->len=4;
} else {
ret->len=16;
inet_copy_ipdata_raw(ret->data, &ipstart);
sum_int(map_pos, ret->data);
}
ret->bits=ret->len*8;
}
/*
* Map (address) to ip: Converts an address of a struct in the map to the
* corresponding ip.
*/
void maptoip(u_int mapstart, u_int mapoff, inet_prefix ipstart, inet_prefix *ret)
{
int map_pos=pos_from_node((map_node *)mapoff, (map_node *)mapstart);
postoip(map_pos, ipstart, ret);
}
/*
* iptomap: Converts an ip to an address of a struct in the map and stores it
* int `*ret'.
*/
int iptomap(u_int mapstart, inet_prefix ip, inet_prefix ipstart, map_node **ret)
{
if(ip.family==AF_INET)
*ret=(map_node *)(((ip.data[0]-ipstart.data[0])*sizeof(map_node))+mapstart);
else {
uint32_t h_ip[MAX_IP_INT], h_ipstart[MAX_IP_INT];
memcpy(h_ip, ip.data, MAX_IP_SZ);
memcpy(h_ipstart, ipstart.data, MAX_IP_SZ);
/* h_ipstart=h_ip - h_ipstart */
sub_128(h_ip, h_ipstart);
/* The result is always < MAXGROUPNODE, so we can take for grant that
* we have only one u_int*/
*ret=(map_node *)(h_ipstart[0]*sizeof(map_node)+mapstart);
}
if(*ret > (map_node *)INTMAP_END(mapstart) || *ret < (map_node *)mapstart)
/*Ok, this is an extern ip to our gnode.*/
return 1;
return 0;
}
map_node *init_map(size_t len)
{
int i;
map_node *map;
if(!len)
len=sizeof(map_node)*MAXGROUPNODE;
map=(map_node *)xmalloc(len);
setzero(map, len);
for(i=0; i<MAXGROUPNODE; i++)
map[i].flags|=MAP_VOID;
return map;
}
void free_map(map_node *map, size_t count)
{
int i, len;
if(!count)
count=MAXGROUPNODE;
len=sizeof(map_node)*count;
for(i=0; i<count; i++) {
if(map[i].links) {
if(map[i].r_node)
xfree(map[i].r_node);
}
}
setzero(map, len);
xfree(map);
}
map_rnode *rnode_insert(map_rnode *buf, size_t pos, map_rnode *new)
{
map_rnode *ptr=buf+pos;
memcpy(ptr, new, sizeof(map_rnode));
return ptr;
}
map_rnode *map_rnode_insert(map_node *node, size_t pos, map_rnode *new)
{
if(pos >= node->links)
fatal("Error in %s: %d: Cannot insert map_rnode in %u position."
" It goes beyond the buffer\n", ERROR_POS, pos);
return rnode_insert(node->r_node, pos, new);
}
map_rnode *rnode_add(map_node *node, map_rnode *new)
{
node->links++;
if(node->links == 1)
node->r_node=xmalloc(sizeof(map_rnode));
else
node->r_node=xrealloc(node->r_node, node->links*sizeof(map_rnode));
return map_rnode_insert(node, node->links-1, new);
}
void rnode_swap(map_rnode *one, map_rnode *two)
{
map_rnode tmp;
memcpy(&tmp, one, sizeof(map_rnode));
memcpy(one, two, sizeof(map_rnode));
memcpy(two, &tmp, sizeof(map_rnode));
}
void rnode_del(map_node *node, size_t pos)
{
if(pos >= node->links || node->links <= 0)
fatal("Error in %s: %d: Cannot delete Map_rnode in %u position."
" It goes beyond the buffer\n",ERROR_POS, pos);
if(pos!=node->links-1)
rnode_swap((map_rnode *)&node->r_node[pos],
(map_rnode *)&node->r_node[(node->links-1)]);
node->links--;
if(!node->links) {
xfree(node->r_node);
node->r_node=0;
} else
node->r_node=xrealloc(node->r_node, node->links*sizeof(map_rnode));
}
/*
* rnode_destroy
*
* Wipe out all the rnodes YEAHAHA ^_-
*/
void rnode_destroy(map_node *node)
{
if(node->r_node && node->links)
xfree(node->r_node);
node->r_node=0;
node->links=0;
}
/*
* rnode_find
*
* It searches in the `node' a rnode which points to the node `n'.
* It then returns the position of that rnode.
* If the rnode is not found it returns -1;
*/
int rnode_find(map_node *node, void *n)
{
int e;
for(e=0; e < node->links; e++)
if(node->r_node[e].r_node == n)
return e;
return -1;
}
/*
* map_node_del: It deletes a `node' from the `map'. Really it frees its rnodes
* and set the node's flags to MAP_VOID.
*/
void map_node_del(map_node *node)
{
rnode_destroy(node);
setzero(node, sizeof(map_node));
node->flags|=MAP_VOID;
}
void reset_int_map(map_node *map, int maxgroupnode)
{
int i;
if(!maxgroupnode)
maxgroupnode=MAXGROUPNODE;
for(i=0; i<maxgroupnode; i++)
map_node_del(&map[i]);
}
/*
* rnode_trtt_compar: It's used by rnode_trtt_order
*/
int rnode_trtt_compar(const void *a, const void *b)
{
map_rnode *rnode_a=(map_rnode *)a, *rnode_b=(map_rnode *)b;
if (rnode_a->trtt > rnode_b->trtt)
return 1;
else if(rnode_a->trtt == rnode_b->trtt)
return 0;
else
return -1;
}
/*
* rnode_trtt_order
*
* It qsorts the rnodes of a map_node comparing their trtt.
* It is used by map_routes_order.
*/
void rnode_trtt_order(map_node *node)
{
qsort(node->r_node, node->links, sizeof(map_rnode), rnode_trtt_compar);
}
/*
* map_routes_order
*
* It orders all the r_node of each node using their trtt.
*/
void map_routes_order(map_node *map)
{
int i;
for(i=0; i<MAXGROUPNODE; i++)
rnode_trtt_order(&map[i]);
}
/*
* get_route_trtt
*
* It returns the total round trip time (trtt) of `node' (in millisec) for the
* `route'th route.
*/
u_int get_route_trtt(map_node *node, u_short route)
{
if(route >= node->links || node->flags & MAP_VOID || node->links <= 0)
return -1;
if(node->flags & MAP_ME)
return 0;
return node->r_node[route].trtt;
}
/*
* merge_maps:
*
* Given two maps it merges them selecting only the best routes.
* In `base' map there will be the resulting map. The `new' map is the
* second map. `base_root' points to the root_node present in the `base' map.
* `new_root' points to the root_node of the `new' map.
* It's assumed that `new_root' is a rnode of `base_root'.
* Note that the `new' map is modified during the merging!
*/
int merge_maps(map_node *base, map_node *new, map_node *base_root, map_node *new_root)
{
int i, e, x, count=0, base_root_pos, ngpos;
u_int base_trtt, new_trtt;
map_node *new_root_in_base, *node_gw;
base_root_pos=pos_from_node(base_root, base);
new_root_in_base=&base[pos_from_node(new_root, new)];
for(i=0; i<MAXGROUPNODE; i++) {
if(base[i].flags & MAP_ME || new[i].flags & MAP_ME ||
new[i].flags & MAP_VOID)
continue;
for(e=0; e<new[i].links; e++) {
/*
* We set in node_gw the gw that must be used to reach
* the new[i] node, with the new_root_node as the
* starting point; `node_gw' is a rnode of new_root_node.
*/
node_gw=(map_node *)new[i].r_node[e].r_node;
ngpos=pos_from_node(node_gw, new);
if(ngpos == base_root_pos)
/* We skip, cause the new_map it's using the
* base_root node (me) as gw to reach new[i].
*/
continue;
/*
* Now we change the r_nodes pointers of the new map to
* let them point to the base map's nodes.
*/
if(new[i].flags & MAP_RNODE) {
/*
* new[i] is a rnode of new_root node, so we
* reach it trough new_root.
*/
new[i].r_node[e].r_node=(int *)new_root_in_base;
} else if(base[ngpos].flags & MAP_VOID ||
!base[ngpos].links) {
/*
* In the `base' map, `node_gw' is VOID.
* We must use the new_root node as gw because
* it is one of our rnode.
*/
new[i].r_node[e].r_node=(int *)new_root_in_base;
} else {
/*
* In this case the node_gw is already known in
* the base map, so we change it to the gw used
* to reach itself in the base map.
*/
new[i].r_node[e].r_node=base[ngpos].r_node[0].r_node;
}
/*
* new[i] has more routes than base[i]. Add them in
* base[i].
*/
if(e >= base[i].links) {
rnode_add(&base[i], &new[i].r_node[e]);
rnode_trtt_order(&base[i]);
base[i].flags|=MAP_UPDATE;
count++;
continue;
}
/*
* If the worst route in base[i] is better than the best
* route in new[i], let's go ahead.
*/
base_trtt = get_route_trtt(&base[i], base[i].links-1);
new_trtt = get_route_trtt(&new[i], e);
if(base_trtt < new_trtt)
continue;
/*
* Compare the each route of base[i] with
* new[i].r_node[e]. The first route of base[i] which
* is found to be worse than new[i].r_node[e] is
* deleted and replaced with new[i].r_node[e] itself.
*/
for(x=0; x<base[i].links; x++) {
base_trtt = get_route_trtt(&base[i], x);
new_trtt = get_route_trtt(&new[i], e);
if(base_trtt > new_trtt) {
map_rnode_insert(&base[i], x, &new[i].r_node[e]);
base[i].flags|=MAP_UPDATE;
count++;
break;
}
}
}
if(base[i].links)
base[i].flags&=~MAP_VOID;
else
map_node_del(&base[i]);
}
return count;
}
/*
* mod_rnode_addr
*
* Modify_rnode_address
*/
int mod_rnode_addr(map_rnode *rnode, int *map_start, int *new_start)
{
rnode->r_node = (int *)(((char *)rnode->r_node - (char *)map_start) + (char *)new_start);
return 0;
}
/*
* get_rnode_block
*
* It packs all the rnode structs of a node. The node->r_node pointer of the
* map_rnode struct is changed to point to the position of the node in the map,
* instead of the address. get_rnode_block returns the number
* of rnode structs packed.
* Note that the packed structs will be in network order.
*/
int get_rnode_block(int *map, map_node *node, map_rnode *rblock, int rstart)
{
int e;
char *p;
for(e=0; e<node->links; e++) {
p=(char *)&rblock[e+rstart];
memcpy(p, &node->r_node[e].r_node, sizeof(int *));
p+=sizeof(int *);
memcpy(p, &node->r_node[e].trtt, sizeof(u_int));
p+=sizeof(u_int);
mod_rnode_addr(&rblock[e+rstart], map, 0);
ints_host_to_network(&rblock[e+rstart], map_rnode_iinfo);
}
return e;
}
/*
* map_get_rblock
*
* It uses get_rnode_block to pack all the int_map's rnode.
* `maxgroupnode' is the number of nodes present in the map.
* `map' is the actual int_map, while `addr_map' is the address used by get_rnode_block
* to change the rnodes' pointers (read get_rnode_block).
* It returns a pointer to the start of the rnode block and stores in `count'
* the number of rnode structs packed.
* On error NULL is returned.
*/
map_rnode *map_get_rblock(map_node *map, int *addr_map, int maxgroupnode, int *count)
{
int i, c=0, tot=0;
map_rnode *rblock;
*count=0;
for(i=0; i<maxgroupnode; i++)
tot+=map[i].links;
if(!tot)
return 0;
rblock=(map_rnode *)xmalloc(MAP_RNODE_PACK_SZ*tot);
for(i=0; i<maxgroupnode; i++)
c+=get_rnode_block((int *)addr_map, &map[i], rblock, c);
*count=c;
return rblock;
}
/*
* store_rnode_block: Given a correct `node' it restores in it all the r_node structs
* contained in the rnode_block. It returns the number of rnode structs restored.
* Note that `rblock' will be modified during the restoration.
*/
int store_rnode_block(int *map, map_node *node, map_rnode *rblock, int rstart)
{
int i;
char *p;
if(!node->links)
return 0;
node->r_node=xmalloc(MAP_RNODE_PACK_SZ*node->links);
for(i=0; i<node->links; i++) {
p=(char *)&rblock[i+rstart];
ints_network_to_host(p, map_rnode_iinfo);
memcpy(&node->r_node[i].r_node, p, sizeof(int *));
p+=sizeof(int *);
memcpy(&node->r_node[i].trtt, p, sizeof(u_int));
p+=sizeof(u_int);
mod_rnode_addr(&node->r_node[i], 0, map);
}
return i;
}
/*
* map_store_rblock: Given a correct int_map with `maxgroupnode' nodes,
* it restores all the r_node structs in the `map' from the `rblock'
* using store_rnode_block. `addr_map' is the address used to change
* the rnodes' pointers (read store_rnode_block).
*/
int map_store_rblock(map_node *map, int *addr_map, int maxgroupnode, map_rnode *rblock)
{
int i, c=0;
for(i=0; i<maxgroupnode; i++)
c+=store_rnode_block(addr_map, &map[i], rblock, c);
return c;
}
/*
* verify_int_map_hdr: verifies the validity of an int_map_hdr struct.
* If `imap_hdr' is invalid 1 will be returned.
*/
int verify_int_map_hdr(struct int_map_hdr *imap_hdr, int maxgroupnode, int maxrnodeblock)
{
/* No map to care about */
if(!imap_hdr->int_map_sz)
return 0;
if(imap_hdr->rblock_sz > maxrnodeblock ||
imap_hdr->int_map_sz > maxgroupnode*MAP_NODE_PACK_SZ)
return 1;
return 0;
}
/*
* pack_map_node: it packs the `node' struct and stores it in `pack'.
* The packed struct will be in network order
*/
void pack_map_node(map_node *node, char *pack)
{
char *buf;
buf=pack;
memcpy(buf, &node->flags, sizeof(u_short));
buf+=sizeof(u_short);
memcpy(buf, &node->brdcast, sizeof(u_int));
buf+=sizeof(u_int);
memcpy(buf, &node->links, sizeof(u_short));
buf+=sizeof(u_short);
ints_host_to_network(pack, map_node_iinfo);
}
/*
* unpack_map_node: it unpacks `pack', which contains a packed map_node struct.
* The restored map_node struct will be written in `node'.
* Note that `pack' will be modified during the restoration.
*/
void unpack_map_node(map_node *node, char *pack)
{
char *buf;
ints_network_to_host(pack, map_node_iinfo);
buf=pack;
memcpy(&node->flags, buf, sizeof(u_short));
buf+=sizeof(u_short);
memcpy(&node->brdcast, buf, sizeof(u_int));
buf+=sizeof(u_int);
memcpy(&node->links, buf, sizeof(u_short));
buf+=sizeof(u_short);
node->r_node=0;
}
/*
* pack_map: It returns a pack of the int/bmap_map `map', which has
* `maxgroupnode' nodes ready to be saved or sent. In `pack_sz' it
* stores the size of the package. For info on `addr_map' please
* read get_map_rblock().
* The pack will be in network order.
*/
char *pack_map(map_node *map, int *addr_map, int maxgroupnode,
map_node *root_node, size_t *pack_sz)
{
struct int_map_hdr imap_hdr;
map_rnode *rblock=0;
int count, i;
char *package, *p;
if(!addr_map)
addr_map=(int *)map;
setzero(&imap_hdr, sizeof(struct int_map_hdr));
if(map) {
/*rblock packing*/
rblock=map_get_rblock(map, addr_map, maxgroupnode, &count);
/*Header creation*/
imap_hdr.root_node=root_node ? pos_from_node(root_node, map) : 0;
imap_hdr.rblock_sz=count*MAP_RNODE_PACK_SZ;
imap_hdr.int_map_sz=maxgroupnode*MAP_NODE_PACK_SZ;
}
/*Package creation*/
*pack_sz=INT_MAP_BLOCK_SZ(imap_hdr.int_map_sz, imap_hdr.rblock_sz);
package=xmalloc(*pack_sz);
memcpy(package, &imap_hdr, sizeof(struct int_map_hdr));
ints_host_to_network(package, int_map_hdr_iinfo);
p=package;
if(imap_hdr.int_map_sz) {
/* Pack the map_node strucs of the `map' */
p+=sizeof(struct int_map_hdr);
for(i=0; i<maxgroupnode; i++) {
pack_map_node(&map[i], p);
p+=MAP_NODE_PACK_SZ;
}
}
if(imap_hdr.rblock_sz) {
memcpy(p, rblock, imap_hdr.rblock_sz);
xfree(rblock);
}
return package;
}
/*
* unpack_map: Given a valid int/bmap_map package (packed with pack_intmap), it
* allocates a brand new int_map and restores in it the map and the rnodes.
* It puts in `*new_root' the pointer to the root_node in the loaded map.
* For info on `addr_map' please read map_store_rblock().
* On success the a pointer to the new int_map is retuned, otherwise 0 will be
* the fatal value.
* Note: `pack' will be modified during the unpacking.
*/
map_node *unpack_map(char *pack, int *addr_map, map_node **new_root,
int maxgroupnode, int maxrnodeblock)
{
map_node *map;
struct int_map_hdr *imap_hdr=(struct int_map_hdr *)pack;
map_rnode *rblock;
int err, nodes, i;
char *p;
ints_network_to_host(imap_hdr, int_map_hdr_iinfo);
if(verify_int_map_hdr(imap_hdr, maxgroupnode, maxrnodeblock)) {
error("Malformed int/bmap_map_hdr. Aborting unpack_map().");
return 0;
}
/*Extracting the map...*/
p=pack+sizeof(struct int_map_hdr);
map=init_map(0);
if(!imap_hdr->int_map_sz)
return map;
/* Restore in `map' the packed map_node struct */
nodes=imap_hdr->int_map_sz/MAP_NODE_PACK_SZ;
for(i=0; i<nodes; i++) {
unpack_map_node(&map[i], p);
p+=MAP_NODE_PACK_SZ;
}
/*Restoring the rnodes...*/
if(imap_hdr->rblock_sz) {
/*Extracting the rnodes block and merging it to the map*/
rblock=(map_rnode *)p;
if(!addr_map)
addr_map=(int *)map;
err=map_store_rblock(map, addr_map, nodes, rblock);
if(err!=imap_hdr->rblock_sz/MAP_RNODE_PACK_SZ) {
error("An error occurred while storing the rnodes block in the int/bnode_map");
free_map(map, 0);
return 0;
}
}
if(new_root) {
map[imap_hdr->root_node].flags|=MAP_ME;
*new_root=&map[imap_hdr->root_node];
}
return map;
}
/*
* * * save/load int_map * * *
*/
int save_map(map_node *map, map_node *root_node, char *file)
{
FILE *fd;
size_t pack_sz;
char *pack;
/*Pack!*/
pack=pack_map(map, 0, MAXGROUPNODE, root_node, &pack_sz);
if(!pack_sz || !pack)
return 0;
if((fd=fopen(file, "w"))==NULL) {
error("Cannot save the int_map in %s: %s", file, strerror(errno));
return -1;
}
/*Write!*/
fwrite(pack, pack_sz, 1, fd);
xfree(pack);
fclose(fd);
return 0;
}
/*
* load_map: It loads the internal_map from `file'.
* It returns the start of the map and if `new_root' is not NULL, it
* puts in `*new_root' the pointer to the root_node in the loaded map.
* On error it returns NULL.
*/
map_node *load_map(char *file, map_node **new_root)
{
map_node *map=0;
FILE *fd;
struct int_map_hdr imap_hdr;
char *pack=0;
size_t pack_sz;
if((fd=fopen(file, "r"))==NULL) {
error("Cannot load the map from %s: %s", file, strerror(errno));
return 0;
}
if(!fread(&imap_hdr, sizeof(struct int_map_hdr), 1, fd))
goto finish;
ints_network_to_host(&imap_hdr, int_map_hdr_iinfo);
if(!imap_hdr.int_map_sz)
goto finish;
if(verify_int_map_hdr(&imap_hdr, MAXGROUPNODE, MAXRNODEBLOCK_PACK_SZ))
goto finish;
rewind(fd);
pack_sz=INT_MAP_BLOCK_SZ(imap_hdr.int_map_sz, imap_hdr.rblock_sz);
pack=xmalloc(pack_sz);
if(!fread(pack, pack_sz, 1, fd))
goto finish;
map=unpack_map(pack, 0, new_root, MAXGROUPNODE, MAXRNODEBLOCK_PACK_SZ);
finish:
if(pack)
xfree(pack);
fclose(fd);
if(!map)
error("Malformed map file. Aborting load_map().");
return map;
}