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/*
* FILE NAME cpmodem_wrapper.h
*
* BRIEF MODULE DESCRIPTION
* Header file indicating API requirements for interfacing to custom wrapper module
*
* Author: CradlePoint Technology, Inc. <source@cradlepoint.com>
* Ben Kendall <benk@cradlepoint.com>
* Cory Atkin <catkin@cradlepoint.com>
*
* Copyright 2012-2021, CradlePoint Technology, Inc.
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
* it under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2
* as published by the Free Software Foundation.
*
* 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.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
* along with this program; if not, write to:
* Free Software Foundation
* 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor
* Boston, MA 02111-1301 USA
*/
// OR'd mask bits for setting the log mask - these must match cpmodem_shim.h
#define LOG_DEBUG_LEVEL_ERROR (1 << 0)
#define LOG_DEBUG_LEVEL_WARN (1 << 1)
#define LOG_DEBUG_LEVEL_INFO (1 << 2)
#define LOG_DEBUG_LEVEL_TRACE (1 << 3)
#define LOG_DEBUG_LEVEL_PRINTF (1 << 4)
// LOG_DEBUG_LEVEL_ASSERT is always on
//Traffic control for wrappers
#define CP_LKM_WRAPPER_SRC_DATA 0x01 //data coming from the network
#define CP_LKM_WRAPPER_SRC_CTRL 0x02 //data coming from the cpcommon stack
#define CP_LKM_WRAPPER_DST_DATA 0x03 //data going to network stack
#define CP_LKM_WRAPPER_DST_CTRL 0x04 //data going to cpcommon stack
#define CP_LKM_WRAPPER_DST_FLOW_PAUSE 0x05 //pause tx traffic (i.e. SRC_DATA)
#define CP_LKM_WRAPPER_DST_FLOW_RESUME 0x06 //resume tx traffic
#define CP_LKM_WRAPPER_DST_UNKNOWN 0x07 //don't know what this is, drop it
//results for wrappers
#define CP_LKM_WRAPPER_RES_DONE 0x01 //Wrapper is done with success
#define CP_LKM_WRAPPER_RES_AGAIN 0x02 //Wrapper needs to be called again to continue processing
#define CP_LKM_WRAPPER_RES_ERROR 0x03 //Wrapper is done with an error
//state of the usb device as a whole
typedef enum{
CP_LKM_WRAPPER_INIT = 0, //ioctl created the object, but we haven't gotten the probe yet from USB
CP_LKM_WRAPPER_CTRL = 1, //got probe from usb, can now pass ctrl pkts between USB device and the app space driver
CP_LKM_WRAPPER_ACTIVE = 2, //ioctl told us the data connection is now active
CP_LKM_WRAPPER_INVALID = 0xff
} cp_lkm_wrapper_state_t;
//These must match the cp_lkm_wrapper_t enum in cpmodem_shim.h
typedef enum
{
CP_LKM_WRAPPER_TYPE_NONE = 0,
CP_LKM_WRAPPER_TYPE_ASIX,
CP_LKM_WRAPPER_TYPE_ASIX_88179,
CP_LKM_WRAPPER_TYPE_LG,
CP_LKM_WRAPPER_TYPE_DIRECT_IP,
CP_LKM_WRAPPER_TYPE_MSRNDIS,
CP_LKM_WRAPPER_TYPE_PEGASUS,
CP_LKM_WRAPPER_TYPE_NCM,
CP_LKM_WRAPPER_TYPE_QMAP, //New Qualcomm muxing and aggregation protocol
CP_LKM_WRAPPER_TYPE_NUM_WRAPPERS //NOTE: this one needs to always be last
} cp_lkm_wrapper_type_t;
/*
Alloc an opaque wrapper context
wrapper_info is wrapper specific data sent down from the app space driver. cp_lkm retains
ownership of the memory and frees it when the device unplugs, so the wrapper must copy any data it needs to hang onto.
*/
void* cp_lkm_wrapper_instance_alloc(cp_lkm_wrapper_type_t wrapper, void* wrapper_info, int len);
void cp_lkm_wrapper_instance_free(void* ctxt);
/*
* Apply the wrapper to a send pkt before sending to USB
* ctxt : wrapper ctxt from cp_lkm_wrapper_instance_alloc()
* src : CP_LKM_WRAPPER_SRC_DATA or CP_LKM_WRAPPER_SRC_CTRL
* skb_in : buffer with send data. This function takes ownership of skb_in and is responsible for freeing it when done.
* skb_out : pointer to skb to send to usb. If NULL, nothing to send, else send it. The calling function takes ownership
* of skb_out and is responsbil for freeing it.
* wrapper_state: CP_LKM_WRAPPER_ACTIVE if data connection is active, CP_LKM_WRAPPER_CTRL if no data connection. Some wrappers may
* need to wrap differently depending on the state
*
* return value: CP_LKM_WRAPPER_RES_DONE - Done processing skb_in. if skb_out is non NULL, send to usb.
* CP_LKM_WRAPPER_RES_AGAIN - Still processing skb_in. if skb_out is non NULL send to usb, call send again with
* skb_in set to NULL (since send took ownership on last call).
* CP_LKM_WRAPPER_RES_ERROR - There was an error with the buffer, update error pkt counts if needed.
* (send has taken ownership, and will free the skb).
*
*/
int cp_lkm_wrapper_send(void* ctxt, int src, int mux_id, struct sk_buff* skb_in, struct sk_buff** skb_out);
/*
* Process the recv pkt before sending up to the app driver (ctrl) or to the network stack (data)
* ctxt : wrapper ctxt from cp_lkm_wrapper_instance_alloc()
* skb_in : buffer with recv data. This function takes ownership of skb_in and is responsible for freeing it when done.
* skb_out : pointer to skb to send to ctrl or data. If NULL, nothing to send. The calling function takes ownership
* of skb_out and is responsible for freeing it.
* wrapper_state: CP_LKM_WRAPPER_ACTIVE if data connection is active, CP_LKM_WRAPPER_CTRL if no data connection. Some wrappers may
* need to wrap differently depending on the state
*
* return value: The return value has the result and the destination OR'd into it.
* result:
* CP_LKM_WRAPPER_RES_DONE - Done processing skb_in. if skb_out is non NULL, send to destination.
* CP_LKM_WRAPPER_RES_AGAIN - Still processing skb_in. if skb_out is non NULL send to destination, then call send again with
* skb_in set to NULL (since send took ownership on last call) to get the next result and dest.
* CP_LKM_WRAPPER_RES_ERROR - There was an error with the buffer, update error pkt counts if needed.
* (send has taken ownership, and will free the skb).
* dest: CP_LKM_WRAPPER_DST_DATA - send to protocol stack
* CP_LKM_WRAPPER_DST_CTRL = send to app space driver
*
*/
int cp_lkm_wrapper_recv(void* ctxt, int* dst, int* mux_id, struct sk_buff* skb_in, struct sk_buff** skb_out);
/*
* Let the wrapper know the state of the interface with unique identifier id
*
*/
#define CP_LKM_WRAPPER_DEFAULT_ID 0
void cp_lkm_wrapper_set_state(void* ctxt, int id, cp_lkm_wrapper_state_t wrapper_state);
void cp_lkm_wrapper_set_log_level(int level);
int cp_lkm_wrapper_hdr_size(void* ctxt);