Exemple #1
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void
ipset_bdd_iterator_advance(struct ipset_bdd_iterator *iterator)
{
    /* If we're already at the end of the iterator, don't do anything. */
    if (CORK_UNLIKELY(iterator->finished)) {
        return;
    }

    /* We look at the last node in the stack.  If it's currently
     * assigned a false value, then we track down its true branch.  If
     * it's got a true branch, then we pop it off and check the next to
     * last node. */

    DEBUG("Advancing BDD iterator");

    while (cork_array_size(&iterator->stack) > 0) {
        ipset_node_id  last_node_id =
            cork_array_at
            (&iterator->stack, cork_array_size(&iterator->stack) - 1);

        struct ipset_node  *last_node =
            ipset_node_cache_get_nonterminal(iterator->cache, last_node_id);

        enum ipset_tribool  current_value =
            ipset_assignment_get(iterator->assignment, last_node->variable);

        /* The current value can't be EITHER, because we definitely
         * assign a TRUE or FALSE to the variables of the nodes that we
         * encounter. */
        if (current_value == IPSET_TRUE) {
            /* We've checked both outgoing edges for this node, so pop
             * it off and look at its parent. */
            iterator->stack.size--;

            /* Before continuing, reset this node's variable to
             * indeterminate in the assignment. */
            ipset_assignment_set
                (iterator->assignment, last_node->variable, IPSET_EITHER);
        } else {
            /* We've checked this node's low edge, but not its high
             * edge.  Set the variable to TRUE in the assignment, and
             * add the high edge's node to the node stack. */
            ipset_assignment_set
                (iterator->assignment, last_node->variable, IPSET_TRUE);
            add_node(iterator, last_node->high);
            return;
        }
    }

    /* If we fall through then we ran out of nodes to check.  That means
     * the iterator is done! */
    iterator->finished = true;
}
Exemple #2
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/**
 * Find the highest non-EITHER bit in an assignment, starting from the
 * given bit index.
 */
static unsigned int
find_last_non_either_bit(struct ipset_assignment *assignment,
                         unsigned int starting_bit)
{
    unsigned int  i;

    for (i = starting_bit; i >= 1; i--) {
        enum ipset_tribool  value = ipset_assignment_get(assignment, i);
        if (value != IPSET_EITHER) {
            return i;
        }
    }

    return 0;
}
Exemple #3
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static guint
find_last_non_either_bit(ipset_assignment_t *assignment,
                         guint starting_bit)
{
    guint  i;

    for (i = starting_bit; i >= 1; i--)
    {
        ipset_tribool_t  value = ipset_assignment_get(assignment, i);
        if (value != IPSET_EITHER)
        {
            return i;
        }
    }

    return 0;
}
Exemple #4
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static void
process_assignment(struct ipset_iterator *iterator)
{
    while (!iterator->bdd_iterator->finished) {
        if (iterator->bdd_iterator->value == iterator->desired_value) {
            /* If the BDD iterator hasn't finished, and the result of
             * the function with this assignment matches what the caller
             * wants, then we've found an assignment to generate IP
             * addresses from.
             *
             * Try to expand this assignment, and process the first
             * expanded assignment.  We want 32 + 1 variables if the
             * current address is IPv4; 128 + 1 if it's IPv6. */

            DEBUG("Got a matching BDD assignment");
            enum ipset_tribool  address_type = ipset_assignment_get
                (iterator->bdd_iterator->assignment, 0);

            if (address_type == IPSET_FALSE) {
                /* FALSE means IPv6*/
                DEBUG("Assignment is IPv6");
                iterator->multiple_expansion_state = IPSET_ITERATOR_NORMAL;
                expand_ipv6(iterator);
                return;
            } else if (address_type == IPSET_TRUE) {
                /* TRUE means IPv4*/
                DEBUG("Assignment is IPv4");
                iterator->multiple_expansion_state = IPSET_ITERATOR_NORMAL;
                expand_ipv4(iterator);
                return;
            } else {
                /* EITHER means that this assignment contains both IPv4
                 * and IPv6 addresses.  Expand it as IPv4 first. */
                DEBUG("Assignment is both IPv4 and IPv6");
                DEBUG("Expanding IPv4 first");
                iterator->multiple_expansion_state =
                    IPSET_ITERATOR_MULTIPLE_IPV4;
                ipset_assignment_set
                    (iterator->bdd_iterator->assignment, 0, IPSET_TRUE);
                expand_ipv4(iterator);
                return;
            }
        }

        /* The BDD iterator has a value, but it doesn't match the one we
         * want.  Advance the BDD iterator and try again. */
        DEBUG("Value is %d, skipping", iterator->bdd_iterator->value);
        ipset_bdd_iterator_advance(iterator->bdd_iterator);
    }

    /* If we fall through, then the BDD iterator has finished.  That
     * means there's nothing left for the set iterator. */

    DEBUG("Set iterator is finished");
    ipset_expanded_assignment_free(iterator->assignment_iterator);
    iterator->assignment_iterator = NULL;

    ipset_bdd_iterator_free(iterator->bdd_iterator);
    iterator->bdd_iterator = NULL;
    iterator->finished = true;
}