packet-csn1.h

/* packet-csn1.h
 * Declarations and types for CSN1 dissection in wireshark.
 * By Vincent Helfre, based on original code by Jari Sassi
 * with the gracious authorization of STE
 * Copyright (c) 2011 ST-Ericsson
 *
 * Wireshark - Network traffic analyzer
 * By Gerald Combs <gerald@wireshark.org>
 * Copyright 1998 Gerald Combs
 *
 * SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0-or-later
 */
 
#ifndef _PACKET_CSN1_H_
#define _PACKET_CSN1_H_
 
#include <epan/expert.h>
#include <wsutil/array.h>
 
/* Error codes */
#define  CSN_OK                               0
#define  CSN_ERROR_GENERAL                   -1
#define  CSN_ERROR_DATA_NOT_VALID            -2
#define  CSN_ERROR_IN_SCRIPT                 -3
#define  CSN_ERROR_INVALID_UNION_INDEX       -4
#define  CSN_ERROR_NEED_MORE_BITS_TO_UNPACK  -5
#define  CSN_ERROR_ILLEGAL_BIT_VALUE         -6
#define  CSN_ERROR_INTERNAL                  -7
#define  CSN_ERROR_STREAM_NOT_SUPPORTED      -8
#define  CSN_ERROR_MESSAGE_TOO_LONG          -9
#define  CSN_ERROR_                         -10
 
/* CallBack return status */
typedef int16_t CSN_CallBackStatus_t;
 
#define  CSNCBS_OK                      0
#define  CSNCBS_NOT_OK                -10
#define  CSNCBS_NOT_TO_US             -11
#define  CSNCBS_NOT_COMPLETE          -12
 
#define CSNCBS_REVISION_LIMIT_STOP   -20 /* Stop packing/unpacking - revision limit */
#define CSNCBS_NOT_SUPPORTED_IE      -21 /* Handling of the unpacked IE is not supported by MS-software */
 
typedef void(*void_fn_t)(void);
 
/* Context holding CSN1 parameters */
typedef struct
{
  int   remaining_bits_len;  /* IN to an csn stream operation */
  int   bit_offset;          /* IN/OUT to an csn stream operation */
  packet_info* pinfo;
} csnStream_t;
 
typedef int16_t (*StreamSerializeFcn_t)(proto_tree *tree, csnStream_t* ar, tvbuff_t *tvb, void* data, int ett_csn1);
typedef CSN_CallBackStatus_t (*DissectorCallbackFcn_t)(proto_tree *tree, tvbuff_t *tvb, void* param1, void* param2, int bit_offset, int ett_csn1, packet_info* pinfo);
 
 
typedef enum
{
  CSN_END = 0,
  CSN_BIT,
  CSN_UINT,
  CSN_TYPE,
  CSN_CHOICE,
  CSN_UNION,
  CSN_UNION_LH,
  CSN_UINT_ARRAY,
  CSN_TYPE_ARRAY,
  CSN_BITMAP,                /* Bitmap with constant: <bitmap: bit(64)> */
  CSN_VARIABLE_BITMAP,       /* <N: bit (5)> <bitmap: bit(N + offset)> */
  CSN_VARIABLE_BITMAP_1,     /* <bitmap: bit**> i.e. to the end of message (R99) */
  CSN_LEFT_ALIGNED_VAR_BMP,  /* As variable bitmap but the result is left aligned (R99) */
  CSN_LEFT_ALIGNED_VAR_BMP_1,/* As above only size is to the end of message (R99) */
  CSN_PADDING_BITS,          /* Padding bits fill to the end of the buffer */
  CSN_VARIABLE_ARRAY,        /* Array with length specified in parameter: <N: bit(4)> <list: octet(N + offset)> */
  CSN_VARIABLE_TARRAY,       /* Type Array with length specified in parameter: <N: bit(x)> <Type>*N */
  CSN_VARIABLE_TARRAY_OFFSET,/* As above but with offset. The offset is stored as third parameter of CSN_DESCR (descr.value) */
  CSN_RECURSIVE_ARRAY,       /* Recursive way to specify an array of uint:   <list> ::= {1 <number: bit(4) <list>|0}; */
  CSN_RECURSIVE_TARRAY,      /* Recursive way to specify an array of type:   <list> ::= {1 <type>} ** 0 ; */
  CSN_RECURSIVE_TARRAY_1,    /* same as above but first element always exist:<list> ::= <type> {1 <type>} ** 0 ; */
  CSN_RECURSIVE_TARRAY_2,    /* same as above but with reversed separators :<lists> ::= <type> { 0 <type> } ** 1 ; */
  CSN_EXIST,
  CSN_EXIST_LH,
  CSN_NEXT_EXIST,
  CSN_NEXT_EXIST_LH,
  CSN_NULL,
  CSN_FIXED,
  CSN_CALLBACK,
  CSN_UINT_OFFSET,        /* unpack will add offset, inverse pack will subtract offset */
  CSN_UINT_LH,            /* Low High extraction of int */
  CSN_SERIALIZE,
  CSN_SPLIT_BITS,
  CSN_SPLIT_BITS_CRUMB,
  CSN_TRAP_ERROR
} csn_type_t;
 
/******************************************************************************************
 * CSN_DESCR structure:
 *
 * type:
 *       This is the CSN type. All existing types are specified in the section above.
 *
 * i:
 *       Depending on the contents of the type parameter,  the parameter "i" may have following meaning:
 *       - specifies the number of bits for the CSN_UINT or CSN_UINT_OR_NULL types
 *       - the offset for an array size by which the size is incremented
 *          for the CSN_VAR_ARRAY type
 *       - the length of each element of an array for the CSN_REC_ARRAY type
 *       - the number of the elements in an array for the CSN_TYPE_ARRAY type
 *       - the offset to the variable keeping the number of elements of an array for in the CSN_VAR_TARRAY type
 *       - the number of different data types in a union for the CSN_UNION, CSN_UNION_LH, and  for the CSN_CHOICE types
 *       - the length in bits of the fixed number defined for  the CSN_FIXED type
 *       - the number of lines to skip in the CSN_DESCR type specified for the  CSN_NEXT_EXIST, CSN_NEXT_EXIST_LH,
 *          CSN_NEXT_EXIST_OR_NULL, and CSN_NEXT_EXIST_OR_NULL_LH types
 *       - the number of bits in a bitmap for the CSN_BITMAP type
 *       - the value by which the number of bits in a bitmap has to be incremented or decremented for the
 *          CSN_VAR_BITMAP, CSN_LEFT_VAR_BMP, and CSN_LEFT_BMP_1 types
 *       - the offset to param1 for the CSN_CALLBACK type
 *       - ERRORCODE  used by the CSN_ERROR type
 *       - the bit-length of the LENGTH field in a CSN_SERIALISE type
 *
 * descr
 *       This parameter has different meaning depending on the value of the type parameter:
 *       - the offset for  the CSN_UINT_OFFSET type
 *       - the number of the elements in an array of the CSN_UINT_ARRAY type
 *       - the offset to the parameter where the size of the array has to be stored for the CSN_REC_ARRAY type
 *       - the address of the internal structure, describing the member type (by means of the CSN_DESCR type) in the
 *          CSN_TYPE_ARRAY, CSN_VAR_TARRAY, and CSN_TYPE types
 *       - the address of the variable of type CSN_ChoiceElement_t describing all elements in the CSN_CHOICE type union
 *       - the offset to the variable where the number of bits has to be or is stored for the CSN_VAR_BITMAP,
 *          CSN_LEFT_VAR_BMP, and CSN_LEFT_BMP_1 types
 *       - the function number (case number) for the CSN_CALLBACK and CSN_CALLBACK_NO_ARGS types
 *       - the free text used by the CSN_TRAP_ERROR
 *
 * offset
 *         This is an offset to the _MEMBER parameter counting from the beginning of struct
 *         where the unpacked or packed value shall be stored or fetched. The meaning of the _MEMBER parameter
 *         varies depending on the type which is specified  and so is the meaning of the offset parameter.
 *         Some types (and corresponding macros) do not have the _MEMBER parameter and then the offset parameter
 *         is not used or is different from the offset to the _MEMBER.
 *         - the fixed value for the CSN_FIXED type
 *         - an offset to the variable UnionType for CSN_UNION and CSN_UNION_LH types
 *         - an offset to the variable Exist for CSN_NEXT_EXIST and CSN_NEXT_EXIST_LH types
 *         - an offset to param2 in the CSN_CALLBACK  type
 *
 * may_be_null
 *         true: if dissection may be attempted at an offset beyond the length of existing data bits
 *         false: otherwise
 *
 * sz
 *    - is the name of the parameter within the descr where their unpacked or packed value shall be stored or fetched.
 *      This parameter is pointed out by the offset parameter in the same CSN_DESCR variable as the sz.
 *    - the free text used by the CSN_TRAP_ERROR (the same as parameter "i")
 *
 * serialize
 *    - stores the size of _MEMBER type in case of the M_TYPE_ARRAY and M_VAR_TARRAY,
 *    - the address of the function which is provided by the M_SERIALIZE type.
 ******************************************************************************************/
 
 
typedef struct
{
  int16_t     type;
  int16_t     i;
  /* Initialize "value" with a designator, {.value = N}; read after
   * initializing "ptr" with (void*)N, it would hold the wrong half of
   * the pointer on 64-bit big-endian hosts. Designated initializers
   * require C++20, so the macros that use them can't be used in C++
   * code, which we build as C++17. */
  union
  {
    const void*     ptr;
    uint32_t  value;
    const crumb_spec_t *crumb_spec;
  } descr;
  size_t      offset;
  bool        may_be_null;
  const char* sz;
  expert_field* error;
  uint32_t    value;
  int*      hf_ptr;
  /* used in M_REC_ARRAY to distinguish between "field" and "field exists",
     it's not used on fields that just "exist" */
  int*      hf_exist_ptr;
  void_fn_t   aux_fn;
} CSN_DESCR;
 
typedef struct
{
  uint8_t    bits;
  uint8_t    value;
  bool       keep_bits;
  CSN_DESCR descr;
} CSN_ChoiceElement_t;
 
void csnStreamInit(csnStream_t* ar, int BitOffset, int BitCount, packet_info* pinfo);
 
/******************************************************************************
* FUNCTION:  csnStreamDissector
* DESCRIPTION:
*            UnPacks data from bit stream. According to CSN description.
* ARGS:
*   ar        stream will hold the parameters to the pack function
*            ar->remaining_bits_len    [IN] Number of bits to unpack [OUT] number of bits left to unpack.
*            ar->bit_offset            [IN/OUT] is the current bit where to proceed with the next bit to unpack.
 
*   pDescr    CSN description.
*   tvb       buffer containing the bit stream to unpack.
*   data      unpacked data.
*   ett_csn1  tree
*
* RETURNS:  int  Number of bits left to be unpacked. Negative Error code if failed to unpack all bits
******************************************************************************/
int16_t csnStreamDissector(proto_tree *tree, csnStream_t* ar, const CSN_DESCR* pDescr, tvbuff_t *tvb, void* data, int ett_csn1);
 
/* CSN struct macros */
#define  CSN_DESCR_BEGIN(_STRUCT)\
        CSN_DESCR CSNDESCR_##_STRUCT[] = {
 
#define  CSN_DESCR_END(_STRUCT)\
        {CSN_END, 0, {0}, 0, false, "", NULL, 0, NULL, NULL, NULL} };
 
/******************************************************************************
 * CSN_ERROR(Par1, Par2, Par3)
 * May be called at any time when an abort of packing or unpacking of a message
 * is desired
 *      Par1: C structure name
 *      Par2: free text which will appear in the error handler
 *      Par3: Error code
 *****************************************************************************/
#define CSN_ERROR(_STRUCT, _Text, _ERRCODE, _EI_ERROR)\
        {CSN_TRAP_ERROR, _ERRCODE, {_Text}, 0, false, _Text, _EI_ERROR, 0, NULL, NULL, NULL}
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_BIT(Par1, Par2, Par3)
 * Defines one bit element in the CSN1 syntax.
 *      Par1: C structure name
 *      Par2: C structure element name
 *      Par3: pointer to the header field
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_BIT(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _HF_PTR)\
        {CSN_BIT, 0, {0}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), false, #_MEMBER, NULL, 0, _HF_PTR, NULL, NULL}
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_BIT_OR_NULL(Par1, Par2, Par3)
 * Similar to the M_BIT except that not only bit 0 or 1 but also the
 * end of the message may be encountered when looking for the next element in
 * the message.
 * Covers the case {null | 0 | 1}
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_BIT_OR_NULL(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _HF_PTR)\
        {CSN_BIT, 0, {0}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), true, #_MEMBER, NULL, 0, _HF_PTR, NULL, NULL}
/******************************************************************************
 * M_NEXT_EXIST(Par1, Par2, Par3)
 * Indicates whether the next element or a group of elements defined in the
 * structure is present or not.
 *      Par1: C structure name
 *      Par2: C structure element name
 *      Par3: number of lines to skip in the CSN_DESCR type specified if the
 *            element(s) does not exist
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_NEXT_EXIST(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _NoOfExisting, _HF_PTR)\
        {CSN_NEXT_EXIST, _NoOfExisting, {0}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), false, #_MEMBER, NULL, 0, _HF_PTR, NULL, NULL}
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_NEXT_EXIST_LH(Par1, Par2, Par3)
 * similar to the M_NEXT_EXIST except that instead of bit 0/1 which is fetched
 * from the message in order to find out whether the next element/elements are
 * present in the message, the logical operation XOR with the background
 * pattern 0x2B is performed on the read bit before the decision is made.
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_NEXT_EXIST_LH(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _NoOfExisting, _HF_PTR)\
        {CSN_NEXT_EXIST_LH, _NoOfExisting, {0}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), false, #_MEMBER, NULL, 0, _HF_PTR, NULL, NULL}
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_NEXT_EXIST_OR_NULL(Par1, Par2, Par3)
 * Similar to the M_NEXT_EXIST except that not only bit 0 or 1 but also the end
 * of the message may be encountered when looking for the next element in the
 * message.
 * Covers the case {null | 0 | 1 < IE >}
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_NEXT_EXIST_OR_NULL(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _NoOfExisting, _HF_PTR)\
        {CSN_NEXT_EXIST, _NoOfExisting, {0}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), true, #_MEMBER, NULL, 0, _HF_PTR, NULL, NULL}
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_NEXT_EXIST_OR_NULL_LH(Par1, Par2, Par3)
 * Similar to the M_NEXT_EXIST_LH except that not only bit 0 or 1 but also the
 * end of the message may be encountered when looking for the next element in
 * the message.
 * Covers the case {null | L | H < IE >}
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_NEXT_EXIST_OR_NULL_LH(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _NoOfExisting, _HF_PTR)\
        {CSN_NEXT_EXIST_LH, _NoOfExisting, {(void*)1}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), true, #_MEMBER, NULL, 0, _HF_PTR, NULL, NULL}
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_UINT(Par1, Par2, Par3, Par4)
 * Defines an integer number.
 *      Par1: C structure name
 *      Par2: C structure element name
 *      Par3: number of bits used to code the element (between 1 and 32)
 *      Par4: pointer to the header field
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_UINT(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _BITS, _HF_PTR)\
        {CSN_UINT, _BITS, {0}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), false, #_MEMBER, NULL, 0, _HF_PTR, NULL, NULL}
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_UINT_SPLIT(Par1, Par2, Par3, Par4)
 * Defines an integer number split into segments which may be reordered or have gaps between them.
 *      Par1: C structure name
 *      Par2: C structure element name
 *      Par3: bits_spec_t array
 *      Par4: bit-width of the aggregate field
 *      Par4: pointer to the header field
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_SPLIT_BITS(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _SPEC, _BITS, _HF_PTR)\
        {CSN_SPLIT_BITS, _BITS, {_SPEC}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), false, #_MEMBER, NULL, 0, _HF_PTR, NULL, NULL}
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_NULL_SPLIT(Par1, Par2, Par3, Par4)
 * Defines a subsequent segment of a split integer type.
 *      Par1: C structure name
 *      Par2: C structure element name
 *      Par3: bits_spec_t array
 *      Par4: segment number (0 based)
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_BITS_CRUMB(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _SPEC, _SEG, _HF_PTR)\
        {CSN_SPLIT_BITS_CRUMB, _SEG, {_SPEC}, 0, false, #_MEMBER, NULL, 0, _HF_PTR, NULL, NULL}
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_UINT_OR_NULL(Par1, Par2, Par3, Par4)
 * Similar to the M_UINT except that not only the request set of bits but also the
 * end of the message may be encountered when looking for the next element in
 * the message.
 * Covers the case {null | 0 | 1 < IE >}
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_UINT_OR_NULL(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _BITS, _HF_PTR)\
        {CSN_UINT, _BITS, {0}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), true, #_MEMBER, NULL, 0, _HF_PTR, NULL, NULL}
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_UINT_LH(Par1, Par2, Par3, Par4)
 * This macro has the same functionality as M_UINT except that  in addition the
 * logical "exclusive or" operation with the background value "0x2B" is
 * performed before the final value of the integer number is delivered from the
 * received CSN.1 message
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_UINT_LH(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _BITS, _HF_PTR)\
        {CSN_UINT_LH, _BITS, {0}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), false, #_MEMBER, NULL, 0, _HF_PTR, NULL, NULL}
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_UINT_OFFSET(Par1, Par2, Par3, Par4)
 * Defines an integer number.
 *      Par1: C structure name
 *      Par2: C structure element name
 *      Par3: number of bits used to code the element (between 1 and 32)
 *      Par4: value added to the returned integer (offset)
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_UINT_OFFSET(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _BITS, _OFFSET, _HF_PTR)\
        {CSN_UINT_OFFSET, _BITS, {.value = _OFFSET}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), false, #_MEMBER, NULL, 0, _HF_PTR, NULL, NULL}
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_UINT_ARRAY(Par1, Par2, Par3, Par4)
 * Defines an array of integer numbers. The size of the array is fixed.
 *      Par1: C structure name
 *      Par2: C structure element name
 *      Par3: number of bits used to code the each integer element (between 1 and 32)
 *      Par4: number of elements in the array (fixed integer value)
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_UINT_ARRAY(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _BITS, _ElementCount, _HF_PTR)\
        {CSN_UINT_ARRAY, _BITS, {.value = _ElementCount}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), false, #_MEMBER, NULL, 0, _HF_PTR, NULL, NULL}
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_VAR_UINT_ARRAY(Par1, Par2, Par3, Par4)
 * Defines an array of integer numbers. The size of the array is variable.
 *      Par1: C structure name
 *      Par2: C structure element name
 *      Par3: number of bits used to code the each integer element (between 1 and 32)
 *      Par4: number of elements in the array supplied by reference to the
 *            structure member holding the length value
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_VAR_UINT_ARRAY(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _BITS, _ElementCountField, _HF_PTR)\
        {CSN_UINT_ARRAY, _BITS, {.value = offsetof(_STRUCT, _ElementCountField)}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), false, #_MEMBER, NULL, 1, _HF_PTR, NULL, NULL}
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_VAR_ARRAY(Par1, Par2, Par3, Par4)
 * Defines an array of 8 bit large integer numbers. The size of the array is variable.
 *      Par1: C structure name
 *      Par2: C structure element name
 *      Par3: name of the structure member holding the size of the array
 *      Par4: offset that is added to the Par3 to get the actual size of the array
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_VAR_ARRAY(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _ElementCountField, _OFFSET, _HF_PTR)\
        {CSN_VARIABLE_ARRAY, _OFFSET, {.value = offsetof(_STRUCT, _ElementCountField)}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), false, #_MEMBER, NULL, 0, _HF_PTR, NULL, NULL}
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_VAR_TARRAY(Par1, Par2, Par3, Par4)
 * Similar to M_TYPE_ARRAY except that the size of the array is variable.
 *      Par1: C structure name
 *      Par2: C structure element name
 *      Par3: the type of each element of the array
 *      Par4: name of the structure member holding the size of the array
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_VAR_TARRAY(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _MEMBER_TYPE, _ElementCountField)\
        {CSN_VARIABLE_TARRAY, offsetof(_STRUCT, _ElementCountField), {(const void*)CSNDESCR_##_MEMBER_TYPE}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), false, #_MEMBER, NULL, sizeof(_MEMBER_TYPE), NULL, NULL, (void_fn_t)array_length(((_STRUCT*)0)->_MEMBER)}
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_VAR_TARRAY_OFFSET(Par1, Par2, Par3, Par4)
 * Same as M_VAR_TARRAY with offset
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_VAR_TARRAY_OFFSET(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _MEMBER_TYPE, _ElementCountField)\
        {CSN_VARIABLE_TARRAY_OFFSET, offsetof(_STRUCT, _ElementCountField), {(const void*)CSNDESCR_##_MEMBER_TYPE}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), false, #_MEMBER, NULL, sizeof(_MEMBER_TYPE), NULL, NULL, (void_fn_t)array_length(((_STRUCT*)0)->_MEMBER)}
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_REC_ARRAY(Par1, Par2, Par3, Par4)
 * similar to the M_VAR_ARRAY. The difference is that the size of the array is
 * not known in advance and it has to be calculated during unpacking. Its value
 * is stored in a variable which belongs to the same structure as the array.
 * A zero element terminates the array. The CSN.1 syntax describes it
 * recursively as:
 * <array> ::={1 <element> <array>| 0}
 *
 *      Par1: C structure name
 *      Par2: C structure element name
 *      Par3: name of the structure member where the calculated the size of the
 *            array will be stored
 *      Par4: length of each element in bits
 *****************************************************************************/
/* XXX - need 2 hf support */
#define M_REC_ARRAY(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _ElementCountField, _BITS, _HF_PTR, _HF_PTR_EXIST)\
        {CSN_RECURSIVE_ARRAY, _BITS, {.value = offsetof(_STRUCT, _ElementCountField)}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), false, #_MEMBER, NULL, 0, _HF_PTR, _HF_PTR_EXIST, (void_fn_t)array_length(((_STRUCT*)0)->_MEMBER)}
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_VAR_TYPE_ARRAY(Par1, Par2, Par3, Par4)
 * Defines an array of structures. The size of the array is variable.
 *      Par1: C structure name
 *      Par2: C structure element name
 *      Par3: name of the structure
 *      Par4: number of elements in the array (fixed integer value)
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_TYPE_ARRAY(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _MEMBER_TYPE, _ElementCount)\
        {CSN_TYPE_ARRAY, _ElementCount, {(const void*)CSNDESCR_##_MEMBER_TYPE}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), false, #_MEMBER, NULL, sizeof(_MEMBER_TYPE), NULL, NULL, NULL}
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_REC_TARRAY(Par1, Par2, Par3, Par4)
 * Defines an recursive array of structures. The size of the array is variable.
 * <list> ::= {1 <type>} ** 0 ;
 *      Par1: C structure name
 *      Par2: C structure element name
 *      Par3: name of the structure
 *      Par4: will hold the number of element in the array after unpacking
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_REC_TARRAY(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _MEMBER_TYPE, _ElementCountField, _HF_PTR)\
        {CSN_RECURSIVE_TARRAY, offsetof(_STRUCT, _ElementCountField), {(const void*)CSNDESCR_##_MEMBER_TYPE}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), false, #_MEMBER, NULL, sizeof(_MEMBER_TYPE), _HF_PTR, NULL, (void_fn_t)array_length(((_STRUCT*)0)->_MEMBER)}
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_REC_TARRAY1(Par1, Par2, Par3, Par4)
 * Same as M_REC_TARRAY but first element always exist:
 * <list> ::= <type> {1 <type>} ** 0 ;
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_REC_TARRAY_1(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _MEMBER_TYPE, _ElementCountField, _HF_PTR)\
        {CSN_RECURSIVE_TARRAY_1, offsetof(_STRUCT, _ElementCountField), {(const void*)CSNDESCR_##_MEMBER_TYPE}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), false, #_MEMBER, NULL, sizeof(_MEMBER_TYPE), _HF_PTR, NULL, (void_fn_t)array_length(((_STRUCT*)0)->_MEMBER)}
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_REC_TARRAY2(Par1, Par2, Par3, Par4)
 * Same as M_REC_TARRAY but with reversed separators :
 * <lists> ::= <type> { 0 <type> } ** 1 ;
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_REC_TARRAY_2(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _MEMBER_TYPE, _ElementCountField)\
        {CSN_RECURSIVE_TARRAY_2, offsetof(_STRUCT, _ElementCountField), {(const void*)CSNDESCR_##_MEMBER_TYPE}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), false, #_MEMBER, NULL, sizeof(_MEMBER_TYPE), NULL, NULL, (void_fn_t)array_length(((_STRUCT*)0)->_MEMBER)}
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_TYPE(Par1, Par2, Par3)
 * Defines a reference to a structure which is described elsewhere
 * <list> ::= {1 <type>} ** 0 ;
 *      Par1: C structure name
 *      Par2: C structure element name
 *      Par3: type of member
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_TYPE(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _MEMBER_TYPE)\
        {CSN_TYPE, 0, {(const void*)CSNDESCR_##_MEMBER_TYPE}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), false, #_MEMBER, NULL, 0, NULL, NULL, NULL}
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_TYPE_OR_NULL(Par1, Par2, Par3)
 * Similar to the M_TYPE except that not only the request set of bits but also the
 * end of the message may be encountered when looking for the next element in
 * the message.
 * Covers the case {null | 0 | 1 < IE >}
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_TYPE_OR_NULL(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _MEMBER_TYPE)\
        {CSN_TYPE, 0, {(const void*)CSNDESCR_##_MEMBER_TYPE}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), true, #_MEMBER, NULL, 0, NULL, NULL, NULL}
 
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_TYPE_LABEL(Par1, Par2, Par3, Par4)
 * Same as M_TYPE but allows to define a custom string for the subtree
 * <list> ::= {1 <type>} ** 0 ;
 *      Par1: C structure name
 *      Par2: C structure element name
 *      Par3: type of member
 *      Par4: C string for the text
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_TYPE_LABEL(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _MEMBER_TYPE, _LABEL)\
        {CSN_TYPE, 0, {(const void*)CSNDESCR_##_MEMBER_TYPE}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), false, _LABEL, NULL, 0, NULL, NULL, NULL}
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_UNION(Par1, Par2)
 * Informs the CSN.1 library that a union follows and how many possible choices
 * there are in the union. The actual value of the choice, which points out the
 * chosen element of the union is stored in the uint8 variable and is usually
 * called UnionType. The elements of the union have to be listed directly after
 * the M_UNION statement.
 *      Par1: C structure name
 *      Par2: number of possible choice in the union
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_UNION(_STRUCT, _COUNT, _HF_PTR)\
        {CSN_UNION, _COUNT, {0}, offsetof(_STRUCT, UnionType), false, "UnionType", NULL, 0, _HF_PTR, NULL, NULL}
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_UNION_LH(Par1, Par2)
 * Same as M_UNION but masked with background value 0x2B
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_UNION_LH(_STRUCT, _COUNT, _HF_PTR)\
        {CSN_UNION_LH, _COUNT, {0}, offsetof(_STRUCT, UnionType), false, "UnionType", NULL, 0, _HF_PTR, NULL, NULL}
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_CHOICE(Par1, Par2, Par3, Par4)
 * Similar to the M_UNION. In the M_UNION the selected element of all possible
 * choices in the union is referred as a sequential numbers,  i.e., the first
 * choice is addressed as choice 0 the second as choice 1, the third as choice
 * 2 and so on, both in the encoded message and in the variable UnionType which
 * is the part of the message.  In the CSN_CHOICE case, this rule does not
 * apply. There is free but predefined mapping of the element of the union and
 * the value which addresses this element.
 * The value of the address is called a selector.
 * After unpacking, this value is then converted to the sequential number of the
 * element in the union and stored in the UnionType variable.
 *      Par1: C structure name
 *      Par2: C structure element name
 *      Par3: address of an array of type CSN_ChoiceElement_t where all possible
 *            values of the selector are provided, together with the selector
 *            length expressed in bits and the address of  the CSN_DESCR type
 *            where the element is defined. For every element in the union
 *            there is one line in the Choice variable. These lines have to
 *            appear in the _CHOICE in the same order as the elements in the
 *            union. The element of the union selected in the message through
 *            the _CHOICE parameter is after unpacking translated to the
 *            corresponding sequential number of this element and stored in
 *            the variable pointed out by the _MEMBER
 *      Par4: number of possible choices in the union
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_CHOICE(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _CHOICE, _ElementCount, _HF_PTR)\
        {CSN_CHOICE, _ElementCount, {(const void*)_CHOICE}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), false, #_CHOICE, NULL, 0, _HF_PTR, NULL, NULL}
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_CHOICE_IL(Par1, Par2, Par3, Par4)
 * See M_CHOICE above, but displayed inline (i.e. no specific elements are
 * displayed to show there was a choice
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_CHOICE_IL(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _CHOICE, _ElementCount, _HF_PTR)\
    {CSN_CHOICE, _ElementCount, {(const void*)_CHOICE}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), false, NULL, NULL, 0, _HF_PTR, NULL, NULL}
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_FIXED(Par1, Par2, Par3)
 * Defines a fixed value of type integer which should be fetched from or stored
 * in  the message
 *      Par1: C structure name
 *      Par2: gives the length of the fixed number in bits.
 *      Par3: the value of the number. If the expected value is not present in
 *            the message the unpacking procedure is aborted
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_FIXED(_STRUCT, _BITS, _BITVALUE, _HF_PTR)\
        {CSN_FIXED, _BITS, {0}, _BITVALUE, false, #_BITVALUE, NULL, 0, _HF_PTR, NULL, NULL}
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_FIXED_LABEL(Par1, Par2, Par3, Par4)
 * Same as M_FIXED but allows to define a custom string for the subtree
 *      Par1: C structure name
 *      Par2: gives the length of the fixed number in bits.
 *      Par3: the value of the number. If the expected value is not present in
 *            the message the unpacking procedure is aborted
 *      Par4: C string for the text
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_FIXED_LABEL(_STRUCT, _BITS, _BITVALUE, _LABEL, _HF_PTR)\
  {CSN_FIXED, _BITS, {0}, _BITVALUE, false, _LABEL, NULL, 0, _HF_PTR, NULL, NULL}
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_SERIALIZE(Par1, Par2, Par3)
 * Allows using a complete free format of data being encoded or decoded.
 * When the M_SERIALIZE is encountered during encoding or decoding of a message
 * the CSNstream program passes the control over to the specified function
 * together with all necessary parameters about the current position within
 * the message being unpacked or packed.  When transferring of "serialized"
 * data to or from the message is finished by the function the CSNstream gets
 * back control over the data stream and continues to work with the message.
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_SERIALIZE(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _LENGTH_LEN, _HF_PTR, _SERIALIZEFCN)\
        {CSN_SERIALIZE, _LENGTH_LEN, {0}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), false, #_MEMBER, NULL, 0, _HF_PTR, NULL, (void_fn_t)_SERIALIZEFCN}
 
#define M_CALLBACK(_STRUCT, _CSNCALLBACKFCN, _PARAM1, _PARAM2)\
        {CSN_CALLBACK, offsetof(_STRUCT, _PARAM1), {0}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _PARAM2), false, "CallBack_"#_CSNCALLBACKFCN, NULL, 0, NULL, NULL, (void_fn_t)_CSNCALLBACKFCN}
 
/******************************************************************************
 * M_BITMAP(Par1, Par2, Par3)
 * Defines a type which consists of a bitmap. The size of the bitmap in bits
 * is fixed and provided by the parameter Par3
 *      Par1: C structure name
 *      Par2: C structure element name
 *      Par3: length of the bitmap expressed in bits
 *****************************************************************************/
#define M_BITMAP(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _BITS, _HF_PTR)\
        {CSN_BITMAP, _BITS, {0}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), false, #_MEMBER, NULL, 0, _HF_PTR, NULL, NULL}
 
/* variable length, right aligned bitmap i.e. _ElementCountField = 11 => 00000111 11111111 */
#define M_VAR_BITMAP(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _ElementCountField, _OFFSET, _HF_PTR)\
        {CSN_VARIABLE_BITMAP, _OFFSET, {.value = offsetof(_STRUCT, _ElementCountField)}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), false, #_MEMBER, NULL, 0, _HF_PTR, NULL, NULL}
 
/* variable length, right aligned bitmap filling the rest of message
 * - when unpacking the _ElementCountField will be set in runtime
 * - when packing _ElementCountField contains the size of bitmap
 */
#define M_VAR_BITMAP_1(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _ElementCountField, _OFFSET)\
        {CSN_VARIABLE_BITMAP_1, _OFFSET, {.value = offsetof(_STRUCT, _ElementCountField)}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), false, #_MEMBER, NULL, 0, NULL, NULL, NULL}
 
/* variable length, left aligned bitmap i.e. _ElementCountField = 11 => 11111111 11100000 */
#define M_LEFT_VAR_BMP(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _ElementCountField, _OFFSET, _HF_PTR)\
        {CSN_LEFT_ALIGNED_VAR_BMP, _OFFSET, {.value = offsetof(_STRUCT, _ElementCountField)}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), false, #_MEMBER, NULL, 0, _HF_PTR, NULL, NULL}
 
/* variable length, left aligned bitmap filling the rest of message
 *- when unpacking the _ElementCountField will be set in runtime
 * - when packing _ElementCountField contains the size of bitmap
 */
#define M_LEFT_VAR_BMP_1(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _ElementCountField, _OFFSET, _HF_PTR)\
        {CSN_LEFT_ALIGNED_VAR_BMP_1, _OFFSET, {.value = offsetof(_STRUCT, _ElementCountField)}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), false, #_MEMBER, NULL, 0, _HF_PTR, NULL, NULL}
 
/* todo: dissect padding bits looking for unexpected extensions */
#define M_PADDING_BITS(_STRUCT, _HF_PTR)\
        {CSN_PADDING_BITS, 0, {0}, 0, true, "Padding", NULL, 0, _HF_PTR, NULL, NULL}
 
#define M_NULL(_STRUCT, _MEMBER, _SKIP_BITS)\
        {CSN_NULL, _SKIP_BITS, {0}, offsetof(_STRUCT, _MEMBER), false, #_MEMBER, NULL, 0, NULL, NULL, NULL}
 
#define M_THIS_EXIST(_STRUCT, _HF_PTR)\
        {CSN_EXIST, 0, {0}, offsetof(_STRUCT, Exist), false, "Exist", NULL, 0, _HF_PTR, NULL, NULL}
 
#define M_THIS_EXIST_LH(_STRUCT, _HF_PTR)\
        {CSN_EXIST_LH, 0, {0}, offsetof(_STRUCT, Exist), false, "Exist", NULL, 0, _HF_PTR, NULL, NULL}
 
/* return value 0 if ok else discontinue the unpacking */
typedef int16_t (*CsnCallBackFcn_t)(void* pv ,...);
 
#define CSNDESCR(_FuncType) CSNDESCR_##_FuncType
 
#endif /*_PACKET_CSN1_H_*/
 
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