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value.h
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/*
Simple routines for working with the value_t data structure.
Copyright (C) 2006,2007,2009 Tavis Ormandy <taviso@sdf.lonestar.org>
Copyright (C) 2009 Eli Dupree <elidupree@charter.net>
Copyright (C) 2009,2010 WANG Lu <coolwanglu@gmail.com>
Copyright (C) 2015 Sebastian Parschauer <s.parschauer@gmx.de>
Copyright (C) 2017 Andrea Stacchiotti <andreastacchiotti(a)gmail.com>
This file is part of libscanmem.
This library is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published
by the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
This library 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 Lesser General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
along with this library. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/
#ifndef VALUE_H
#define VALUE_H
#include <string.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <stddef.h>
#include <assert.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
/* some routines for working with value_t structures */
/* match_flags: they MUST be implemented as an `uint16_t`, the `__packed__` ensures so.
* They are reinterpreted as a normal integer when scanning for VLT, which is
* valid for both endians, as the flags are ordered from smaller to bigger.
* NAMING: Primitive, single-bit flags are called `flag_*`, while aggregates,
* defined for convenience, are called `flags_*`*/
typedef enum __attribute__((__packed__)) {
flags_empty = 0,
flag_u8b = 1 << 0, /* could be an unsigned 8-bit variable (e.g. unsigned char) */
flag_s8b = 1 << 1, /* could be a signed 8-bit variable (e.g. signed char) */
flag_u16b = 1 << 2, /* could be an unsigned 16-bit variable (e.g. unsigned short) */
flag_s16b = 1 << 3, /* could be a signed 16-bit variable (e.g. short) */
flag_u32b = 1 << 4, /* could be an unsigned 32-bit variable (e.g. unsigned int) */
flag_s32b = 1 << 5, /* could be a signed 32-bit variable (e.g. int) */
flag_u64b = 1 << 6, /* could be an unsigned 64-bit variable (e.g. unsigned long long) */
flag_s64b = 1 << 7, /* could be a signed 64-bit variable (e.g. long long) */
flag_f32b = 1 << 8, /* could be a 32-bit floating point variable (i.e. float) */
flag_f64b = 1 << 9, /* could be a 64-bit floating point variable (i.e. double) */
flags_i8b = flag_u8b | flag_s8b,
flags_i16b = flag_u16b | flag_s16b,
flags_i32b = flag_u32b | flag_s32b,
flags_i64b = flag_u64b | flag_s64b,
flags_integer = flags_i8b | flags_i16b | flags_i32b | flags_i64b,
flags_float = flag_f32b | flag_f64b,
flags_all = flags_integer | flags_float,
flags_8b = flags_i8b,
flags_16b = flags_i16b,
flags_32b = flags_i32b | flag_f32b,
flags_64b = flags_i64b | flag_f64b,
flags_max = 0xffffU /* ensures we're using an uint16_t */
} match_flags;
/* this struct describes matched values */
typedef struct {
union {
int8_t int8_value;
uint8_t uint8_value;
int16_t int16_value;
uint16_t uint16_value;
int32_t int32_value;
uint32_t uint32_value;
int64_t int64_value;
uint64_t uint64_value;
float float32_value;
double float64_value;
uint8_t bytes[sizeof(int64_t)];
char chars[sizeof(int64_t)];
};
match_flags flags;
} value_t;
/* This union describes 8 bytes retrieved from target memory.
* Pointers to this union are the only ones that are allowed to be unaligned:
* to avoid performance degradation/crashes on arches that don't support unaligned access
* (e.g. ARM) we access unaligned memory only through the attributes of this packed union.
* As described in http://www.alfonsobeato.net/arm/how-to-access-safely-unaligned-data/ ,
* a packed structure forces the compiler to write general access methods to its members
* that don't depend on alignment.
* So NEVER EVER dereference a mem64_t*, but use its accessors to obtain the needed type.
*/
typedef union __attribute__((packed)) {
int8_t int8_value;
uint8_t uint8_value;
int16_t int16_value;
uint16_t uint16_value;
int32_t int32_value;
uint32_t uint32_value;
int64_t int64_value;
uint64_t uint64_value;
float float32_value;
double float64_value;
uint8_t bytes[sizeof(int64_t)];
char chars[sizeof(int64_t)];
} mem64_t;
/* bytearray wildcards: they must be uint8_t. They are ANDed with the incoming
* memory before the comparison, so that '??' wildcards always return true
* It's possible to extend them to fully granular wildcard-ing, if needed */
typedef enum __attribute__ ((__packed__)) {
FIXED = 0xffu,
WILDCARD = 0x00u,
} wildcard_t;
/* this struct describes values provided by users */
typedef struct {
int8_t int8_value;
uint8_t uint8_value;
int16_t int16_value;
uint16_t uint16_value;
int32_t int32_value;
uint32_t uint32_value;
int64_t int64_value;
uint64_t uint64_value;
float float32_value;
double float64_value;
const uint8_t *bytearray_value;
const wildcard_t *wildcard_value;
const char *string_value;
match_flags flags;
} uservalue_t;
/* used when outputting values to user */
/* only works for numbers */
void valtostr(const value_t *val, char *str, size_t n);
/* parse bytearray, it will allocate the arrays itself, then needs to be free'd by `free_uservalue()` */
bool parse_uservalue_bytearray(char *const *argv, unsigned argc, uservalue_t *val);
bool parse_uservalue_number(const char *nptr, uservalue_t * val); /* parse int or float */
bool parse_uservalue_int(const char *nptr, uservalue_t * val);
bool parse_uservalue_float(const char *nptr, uservalue_t * val);
void free_uservalue(uservalue_t *uval);
void valcpy(value_t * dst, const value_t * src);
void uservalue2value(value_t * dst, const uservalue_t * src); /* dst.flags must be set beforehand */
#define get_s8b(val) ((val)->int8_value)
#define get_u8b(val) ((val)->uint8_value)
#define get_s16b(val) ((val)->int16_value)
#define get_u16b(val) ((val)->uint16_value)
#define get_s32b(val) ((val)->int32_value)
#define get_u32b(val) ((val)->uint32_value)
#define get_s64b(val) ((val)->int64_value)
#define get_u64b(val) ((val)->uint64_value)
#define get_f32b(val) ((val)->float32_value)
#define get_f64b(val) ((val)->float64_value)
#define set_s8b(val, v) (((val)->int8_value) = v)
#define set_u8b(val, v) (((val)->uint8_value) = v)
#define set_s16b(val, v) (((val)->int16_value) = v)
#define set_u16b(val, v) (((val)->uint16_value) = v)
#define set_s32b(val, v) (((val)->int32_value) = v)
#define set_u32b(val, v) (((val)->uint32_value) = v)
#define set_s64b(val, v) (((val)->int64_value) = v)
#define set_u64b(val, v) (((val)->uint64_value) = v)
#define set_f32b(val, v) (((val)->float32_value) = v)
#define set_f64b(val, v) (((val)->float64_value) = v)
static inline void zero_value(value_t *val)
{
/* zero components separately -
10 bytes memset() is too slow */
val->int64_value = 0; /* zero the whole union */
val->flags = flags_empty;
}
static inline void zero_uservalue(uservalue_t *val)
{
memset(val, 0, sizeof(*val));
}
#endif /* VALUE_H */