NetAddress.hh

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// "groupsock"
// Copyright (c) 1996-2024 Live Networks, Inc.  All rights reserved.
// Network Addresses
// C++ header
 
#ifndef _NET_ADDRESS_HH
#define _NET_ADDRESS_HH
 
#ifndef _HASH_TABLE_HH
#include "HashTable.hh"
#endif
 
#ifndef _NET_COMMON_H
#include "NetCommon.h"
#endif
 
#ifndef _USAGE_ENVIRONMENT_HH
#include "UsageEnvironment.hh"
#endif
 
// Definition of a type representing a low-level network address.
    // Note that the type "netAddressBits" is no longer defined; use "ipv4AddressBits" instead.
typedef u_int32_t ipv4AddressBits;
typedef u_int8_t ipv6AddressBits[16]; // 128 bits
 
class NetAddress {
public:
  NetAddress(u_int8_t const* data,
             unsigned length = 4 /* default: 32 bits (for IPv4); use 16 (128 bits) for IPv6 */);
  NetAddress(unsigned length = 4); // sets address data to all-zeros
  NetAddress(NetAddress const& orig);
  NetAddress& operator=(NetAddress const& rightSide);
  virtual ~NetAddress();
  
  unsigned length() const { return fLength; }
  u_int8_t const* data() const // always in network byte order
  { return fData; }
  
private:
  void assign(u_int8_t const* data, unsigned length);
  void clean();
  
  unsigned fLength;
  u_int8_t* fData;
};
 
struct sockaddr_storage const& nullAddress(int addressFamily = AF_INET);
Boolean addressIsNull(sockaddr_storage const& address);
 
SOCKLEN_T addressSize(sockaddr_storage const& address);
 
void copyAddress(struct sockaddr_storage& to, NetAddress const* from);
 
Boolean operator==(struct sockaddr_storage const& left, struct sockaddr_storage const& right);
    // compares the family and address parts only; not the port number or anything else
 
class NetAddressList {
public:
  NetAddressList(char const* hostname, int addressFamily = AF_UNSPEC);
  NetAddressList(NetAddressList const& orig);
  NetAddressList& operator=(NetAddressList const& rightSide);
  virtual ~NetAddressList();
  
  unsigned numAddresses() const { return fNumAddresses; }
  
  NetAddress const* firstAddress() const;
  
  // Used to iterate through the addresses in a list:
  class Iterator {
  public:
    Iterator(NetAddressList const& addressList);
    NetAddress const* nextAddress(); // NULL iff none
  private:
    NetAddressList const& fAddressList;
    unsigned fNextIndex;
  };
  
private:
  void assign(unsigned numAddresses, NetAddress** addressArray);
  void clean();
  
  friend class Iterator;
  unsigned fNumAddresses;
  NetAddress** fAddressArray;
};
 
typedef u_int16_t portNumBits;
 
class Port {
public:
  Port(portNumBits num /* in host byte order */);
  
  portNumBits num() const { return fPortNum; } // in network byte order
  
private:
  portNumBits fPortNum; // stored in network byte order
#ifdef IRIX
  portNumBits filler; // hack to overcome a bug in IRIX C++ compiler
#endif
};
 
UsageEnvironment& operator<<(UsageEnvironment& s, const Port& p);
 
 
// A generic table for looking up objects by (address1, address2, port)
class AddressPortLookupTable {
public:
  AddressPortLookupTable();
  virtual ~AddressPortLookupTable();
  
  void* Add(struct sockaddr_storage const& address1,
            struct sockaddr_storage const& address2,
            Port port,
            void* value);
      // Returns the old value if different, otherwise 0
  void* Add(struct sockaddr_storage const& address1,
            Port port,
            void* value) {
    return Add(address1, nullAddress(), port, value);
  }
 
  Boolean Remove(struct sockaddr_storage const& address1,
                 struct sockaddr_storage const& address2,
                 Port port);
  Boolean Remove(struct sockaddr_storage const& address1,
                 Port port) {
    return Remove(address1, nullAddress(), port);
  }
 
  void* Lookup(struct sockaddr_storage const& address1,
               struct sockaddr_storage const& address2,
               Port port);
      // Returns 0 if not found
  void* Lookup(struct sockaddr_storage const& address1,
               Port port) {
    return Lookup(address1, nullAddress(), port);
  }
 
  void* RemoveNext() { return fTable->RemoveNext(); }
 
  // Used to iterate through the entries in the table
  class Iterator {
  public:
    Iterator(AddressPortLookupTable& table);
    virtual ~Iterator();
    
    void* next(); // NULL iff none
    
  private:
    HashTable::Iterator* fIter;
  };
  
private:
  friend class Iterator;
  HashTable* fTable;
};
 
 
Boolean IsMulticastAddress(struct sockaddr_storage const& address);
 
 
// A mechanism for displaying an IP (v4 or v6) address in ASCII.
// (This encapsulates the "inet_ntop()" function.)
class AddressString {
public:
  // IPv4 input:
  AddressString(struct sockaddr_in const& addr);
  AddressString(struct in_addr const& addr);
  AddressString(ipv4AddressBits const& addr); // "addr" is assumed to be in network byte order
 
  // IPv6 input:
  AddressString(struct sockaddr_in6 const& addr);
  AddressString(struct in6_addr const& addr);
  AddressString(ipv6AddressBits const& addr);
 
  // IPv4 or IPv6 input:
  AddressString(struct sockaddr_storage const& addr);
 
  virtual ~AddressString();
 
  char const* val() const { return fVal; }
 
private:
  void init(ipv4AddressBits const& addr); // used to implement the IPv4 constructors
  void init(ipv6AddressBits const& addr); // used to implement the IPv6 constructors
 
private:
  char* fVal; // The result ASCII string: allocated by the constructor; deleted by the destructor
};
 
portNumBits portNum(struct sockaddr_storage const& address);
void setPortNum(struct sockaddr_storage& address, portNumBits portNum/*in network order*/);
 
#endif