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Pointers 48 * are defined using mach_vm_address_t because it's stable across user 49 * and kernel, and therefore keeps the structure size the same. 50 * 51 * Because this structure might be initialized on a per-packet allocation 52 * basis, it as well as some of its member sub-subtructures are allocated 53 * on a 16-bytes address boundary to allow 128-bit operations on platforms 54 * that support them. 55 * 56 * XXX: when adding new fields, try to leverage __pad ones first. 57 * 58 * TODO: we should consider embedding a flow_key structure here and 59 * use that to store the tuples. That way we can leverage that for 60 * flow lookups without having to copy things back-and-forth. 61 */ 62 struct __flow { 63 union { 64 /* 65 * The following is always zeroed out on each alloc. 66 */ 67 struct __flow_init { 68 /* 69 * Layer 3 70 */ 71 struct __flow_l3 { 72 union { 73 struct __flow_l3_ipv4_addrs { 74 struct in_addr _src; 75 struct in_addr _dst; 76 } _l3_ipv4; 77 struct __flow_l3_ipv6_addrs { 78 struct in6_addr _src; 79 struct in6_addr _dst; 80 } _l3_ipv6; 81 }; 82 uint8_t _l3_ip_ver; 83 uint8_t _l3_proto; 84 uint8_t _l3_hlen; 85 unsigned _l3_is_frag : 1; 86 unsigned _l3_is_first_frag : 1; 87 unsigned _l3_reserved_flags : 6; 88 uint32_t _l3_frag_id; 89 mach_vm_address_t _l3_ptr; 90 } __l3; 91 /* 92 * AQM 93 */ 94 struct __flow_classq { 95 uint32_t _fcq_hash; /* classq-specific hash */ 96 uint32_t _fcq_flags; /* classq-specific flags */ 97 } __classq; 98 /* 99 * Misc. 100 */ 101 uint32_t __ulen; /* user data length */ 102 uint8_t __ulp_encap; /* e.g. IPPROTO_QUIC */ 103 uint8_t __pad[3]; 104 uint64_t __pad64[2]; 105 /* 106 * Flow Source. 107 */ 108 struct __flow_source { 109 union { 110 /* source identifier */ 111 uint64_t _fsrc_id_64[2]; 112 uint32_t _fsrc_id_32[4]; 113 uuid_t _fsrc_id; 114 } __attribute__((aligned(sizeof(uint64_t)))); 115 flowadv_idx_t _fsrc_fidx; /* flow adv. index */ 116 uint8_t _fsrc_type; /* FLOWSRC_* mbuf.h */ 117 uint8_t _fsrc_pad[3]; 118 } __source; 119 /* 120 * Policy. 121 */ 122 struct __flow_policy { 123 uint32_t _fpc_id; /* policy id of pkt sender */ 124 uint32_t _fpc_skip_id; /* skip policy id of pkt sender */ 125 union { 126 /* process identifier */ 127 uint64_t _fpc_euuid_64[2]; 128 uint32_t _fpc_euuid_32[4]; 129 uuid_t _fpc_euuid; 130 } __attribute__((aligned(sizeof(uint64_t)))); 131 } __policy; 132 } flow_init; 133 uint64_t flow_init_data[16]; 134 } __attribute((aligned(16))); 135 #define flow_l3 flow_init.__l3 136 #define flow_classq flow_init.__classq 137 #define flow_ulen flow_init.__ulen 138 #define flow_ulp_encap flow_init.__ulp_encap 139 #define flow_source flow_init.__source 140 #define flow_policy flow_init.__policy 141 142 #define flow_ipv4_addrs flow_l3._l3_ipv4 143 #define flow_ipv4_src flow_l3._l3_ipv4._src 144 #define flow_ipv4_dst flow_l3._l3_ipv4._dst 145 #define flow_ipv6_addrs flow_l3._l3_ipv6 146 #define flow_ipv6_src flow_l3._l3_ipv6._src 147 #define flow_ipv6_dst flow_l3._l3_ipv6._dst 148 #define flow_ip_ver flow_l3._l3_ip_ver 149 #define flow_ip_proto flow_l3._l3_proto 150 #define flow_ip_hlen flow_l3._l3_hlen 151 #define flow_ip_hdr flow_l3._l3_ptr 152 #define flow_ip_frag_id flow_l3._l3_frag_id 153 #define flow_ip_is_frag flow_l3._l3_is_frag 154 #define flow_ip_is_first_frag flow_l3._l3_is_first_frag 155 156 #define flow_classq_hash flow_classq._fcq_hash 157 #define flow_classq_flags flow_classq._fcq_flags 158 159 #define flow_src_token flow_source._fsrc_id_32[0] 160 #define flow_src_id flow_source._fsrc_id 161 #define flow_src_fidx flow_source._fsrc_fidx 162 #define flow_src_type flow_source._fsrc_type 163 164 #define flow_policy_id flow_policy._fpc_id 165 #define flow_skip_policy_id flow_policy._fpc_skip_id 166 #define flow_policy_euuid flow_policy._fpc_euuid 167 168 /* 169 * Layer 4. 170 */ 171 union { 172 struct __flow_l4 { 173 union { 174 struct __flow_l4_tcp { 175 in_port_t _src; 176 in_port_t _dst; 177 uint32_t _seq; 178 uint32_t _ack; 179 union { 180 struct { 181 #if BYTE_ORDER == LITTLE_ENDIAN 182 uint8_t _tcp_res:4; 183 uint8_t _off:4; 184 #else /* BYTE_ORDER == BIG_ENDIAN */ 185 uint8_t _off:4; 186 uint8_t _tcp_res:4; 187 #endif /* BYTE_ORDER == BIG_ENDIAN */ 188 uint8_t _flags; 189 uint16_t _win; 190 }; 191 uint32_t _ofw; 192 }; 193 } _l4_tcp; 194 struct __flow_l4_udp { 195 in_port_t _src; 196 in_port_t _dst; 197 uint32_t _ls; 198 } _l4_udp; 199 struct __flow_l4_esp { 200 uint32_t _spi; 201 } _l4_esp; 202 }; 203 uint8_t _l4_hlen; 204 uint8_t _l4_agg_fast; 205 uint8_t _l4_pad[6]; 206 mach_vm_address_t _l4_ptr; 207 } flow_l4; 208 uint64_t flow_l4_data[4]; 209 } __attribute((aligned(sizeof(uint64_t)))); 210 #define flow_tcp flow_l4._l4_tcp 211 #define flow_tcp_src flow_l4._l4_tcp._src 212 #define flow_tcp_dst flow_l4._l4_tcp._dst 213 #define flow_tcp_seq flow_l4._l4_tcp._seq 214 #define flow_tcp_ack flow_l4._l4_tcp._ack 215 #define flow_tcp_off flow_l4._l4_tcp._off 216 #define flow_tcp_flags flow_l4._l4_tcp._flags 217 #define flow_tcp_win flow_l4._l4_tcp._win 218 #define flow_tcp_hlen flow_l4._l4_hlen 219 #define flow_tcp_hdr flow_l4._l4_ptr 220 #define flow_tcp_agg_fast flow_l4._l4_agg_fast 221 #define flow_udp flow_l4._l4_udp 222 #define flow_udp_src flow_l4._l4_udp._src 223 #define flow_udp_dst flow_l4._l4_udp._dst 224 #define flow_udp_hlen flow_l4._l4_hlen 225 #define flow_udp_hdr flow_l4._l4_ptr 226 #define flow_esp_spi flow_l4._l4_esp._spi 227 } __attribute((aligned(16))); 228 #endif /* BSD_KERNEL_PRIVATE */ 229 230 /* 231 * Maximum size of L2, L3 & L4 headers combined. 232 */ 233 #define PKT_MAX_PROTO_HEADER_SIZE 256 234 235 /* based on 2KB buflet size */ 236 #define BUFLETS_MIN 1 /* Ethernet MTU (default) */ 237 #define BUFLETS_9K_JUMBO 5 /* 9000 bytes MTU */ 238 #define BUFLETS_GSO 46 /* 64KB GSO, Ethernet MTU */ 239 240 /* 241 * Common buflet structure shared by {__user,__kern}_buflet. 242 */ 243 struct __buflet { 244 union { 245 /* for skmem batch alloc/free */ 246 uint64_t __buflet_next; 247 /* address of next buflet in chain */ 248 const mach_vm_address_t __nbft_addr; 249 }; 250 /* buffer data address */ 251 const mach_vm_address_t __baddr; 252 /* index of buflet object in the owning buflet region */ 253 const obj_idx_t __bft_idx; 254 /* buffer object index in buffer region */ 255 const obj_idx_t __bidx; 256 /* object index in buflet region of next buflet(for buflet chaining) */ 257 const obj_idx_t __nbft_idx; 258 const uint32_t __dlim; /* maximum length */ 259 uint32_t __doff; /* offset of data in buflet */ 260 uint32_t __dlen; /* length of data in buflet */ 261 const uint16_t __flag; 262 #define BUFLET_FLAG_EXTERNAL 0x0001 263 #define BUFLET_FLAG_LARGE_BUF 0x0002 /* buflet holds large buffer */ 264 } __attribute((packed)); 265 266 /* 267 * A buflet represents the smallest buffer fragment representing 268 * part of the packet. The index refers to the position of the buflet 269 * in the pool, and the data length represents the actual payload 270 * size -- not the buflet size itself as it is fixed for all objects 271 * in the pool. 272 */ 273 struct __user_buflet { 274 /* 275 * Common area between user and kernel variants. 276 */ 277 struct __buflet buf_com; 278 #define buf_addr buf_com.__baddr 279 #define buf_nbft_addr buf_com.__nbft_addr 280 #define buf_idx buf_com.__bidx 281 #define buf_nbft_idx buf_com.__nbft_idx 282 #define buf_dlim buf_com.__dlim 283 #define buf_dlen buf_com.__dlen 284 #define buf_doff buf_com.__doff 285 #define buf_flag buf_com.__flag 286 #define buf_bft_idx_reg buf_com.__bft_idx 287 }; 288 289 #define BUFLET_HAS_LARGE_BUF(_buf) \ 290 (((_buf)->buf_flag & BUFLET_FLAG_LARGE_BUF) != 0) 291 292 #define BUF_BADDR(_buf, _addr) \ 293 *__DECONST(mach_vm_address_t *, &(_buf)->buf_addr) = \ 294 (mach_vm_address_t)(_addr) 295 296 #define BUF_BIDX(_buf, _idx) \ 297 *__DECONST(obj_idx_t *, &(_buf)->buf_idx) = (obj_idx_t)(_idx) 298 299 #define BUF_NBFT_ADDR(_buf, _addr) \ 300 *__DECONST(mach_vm_address_t *, &(_buf)->buf_nbft_addr) = \ 301 (mach_vm_address_t)(_addr) 302 303 #define BUF_NBFT_IDX(_buf, _idx) \ 304 *__DECONST(obj_idx_t *, &(_buf)->buf_nbft_idx) = (obj_idx_t)(_idx) 305 306 #define BUF_BFT_IDX_REG(_buf, _idx) \ 307 *__DECONST(obj_idx_t *, &(_buf)->buf_bft_idx_reg) = (_idx) 308 309 #define UBUF_LINK(_pubft, _ubft) do { \ 310 ASSERT((_ubft) != NULL); \ 311 BUF_NBFT_ADDR(_pubft, _ubft); \ 312 BUF_NBFT_IDX(_pubft, (_ubft)->buf_bft_idx_reg); \ 313 } while (0) 314 315 #ifdef KERNEL 316 #define BUF_CTOR(_buf, _baddr, _bidx, _dlim, _dlen, _doff, _nbaddr, _nbidx, _bflag) do { \ 317 _CASSERT(sizeof ((_buf)->buf_addr) == sizeof (mach_vm_address_t)); \ 318 _CASSERT(sizeof ((_buf)->buf_idx) == sizeof (obj_idx_t)); \ 319 _CASSERT(sizeof ((_buf)->buf_dlim) == sizeof (uint32_t)); \ 320 BUF_BADDR(_buf, _baddr); \ 321 BUF_NBFT_ADDR(_buf, _nbaddr); \ 322 BUF_BIDX(_buf, _bidx); \ 323 BUF_NBFT_IDX(_buf, _nbidx); \ 324 *(uint32_t *)(uintptr_t)&(_buf)->buf_dlim = (_dlim); \ 325 (_buf)->buf_dlen = (_dlen); \ 326 (_buf)->buf_doff = (_doff); \ 327 *(uint16_t *)(uintptr_t)&(_buf)->buf_flag = (_bflag); \ 328 } while (0) 329 330 #define BUF_INIT(_buf, _dlen, _doff) do { \ 331 (_buf)->buf_dlen = (_dlen); \ 332 (_buf)->buf_doff = (_doff); \ 333 } while (0) 334 335 #endif /* KERNEL */ 336 337 #ifdef KERNEL 338 #define BUF_IN_RANGE(_buf) \ 339 ((_buf)->buf_addr >= (mach_vm_address_t)(_buf)->buf_objaddr && \ 340 ((uintptr_t)(_buf)->buf_addr + (_buf)->buf_dlim) <= \ 341 ((uintptr_t)(_buf)->buf_objaddr + (_buf)->buf_objlim) && \ 342 ((_buf)->buf_doff + (_buf)->buf_dlen) <= (_buf)->buf_dlim) 343 #else /* !KERNEL */ 344 #define BUF_IN_RANGE(_buf) \ 345 (((_buf)->buf_doff + (_buf)->buf_dlen) <= (_buf)->buf_dlim) 346 #endif /* !KERNEL */ 347 348 /* 349 * Metadata preamble. This structure is placed at begining of each 350 * __{user,kern}_{quantum,packet} object. Each user metadata object has a 351 * unique red zone pattern, which is an XOR of the redzone cookie and 352 * offset of the metadata object in the object's region. Due to the use 353 * of tagged pointer, we need the structure size to be multiples of 16. 354 * See SK_PTR_TAG() definition for details. 355 */ 356 struct __metadata_preamble { 357 union { 358 uint64_t _mdp_next; /* for batch alloc/free (K) */ 359 uint64_t mdp_redzone; /* red zone cookie (U) */ 360 }; 361 const obj_idx_t mdp_idx; /* index within region (UK) */ 362 uint16_t mdp_type; /* nexus_meta_type_t (UK) */ 363 uint16_t mdp_subtype; /* nexus_meta_subtype_t (UK) */ 364 }; 365 366 #define METADATA_PREAMBLE_SZ (sizeof (struct __metadata_preamble)) 367 368 #define METADATA_PREAMBLE(_md) \ 369 ((struct __metadata_preamble *) \ 370 ((mach_vm_address_t)(_md) - METADATA_PREAMBLE_SZ)) 371 372 #define METADATA_IDX(_md) \ 373 (METADATA_PREAMBLE(_md)->mdp_idx) 374 375 #define METADATA_TYPE(_md) \ 376 (METADATA_PREAMBLE(_md)->mdp_type) 377 378 #define METADATA_SUBTYPE(_md) \ 379 (METADATA_PREAMBLE(_md)->mdp_subtype) 380 381 /* 382 * Common packet structure shared by {__user,__kern}_quantum. 383 */ 384 struct __quantum { 385 union { 386 uuid_t __uuid; /* flow UUID */ 387 uint8_t __val8[16]; 388 uint16_t __val16[8]; 389 uint32_t __val32[4]; 390 uint64_t __val64[2]; 391 } __flow_id_u; 392 #define __q_flow_id __flow_id_u.__uuid 393 #define __q_flow_id_val8 __flow_id_u.__val8 394 #define __q_flow_id_val16 __flow_id_u.__val16 395 #define __q_flow_id_val32 __flow_id_u.__val32 396 #define __q_flow_id_val64 __flow_id_u.__val64 397 398 uint32_t __q_len; 399 400 /* QoS service class, see packet_svc_class_t */ 401 uint32_t __q_svc_class; /* PKT_SC_* values */ 402 403 /* 404 * See notes on _QUM_{INTERNALIZE,EXTERNALIZE}() regarding 405 * portion of this structure above __flags that gets copied. 406 * Adding more user-mutable fields after __flags would also 407 * require adjusting those macros as well. 408 */ 409 volatile uint16_t __q_flags; /* QUMF_* flags */ 410 uint16_t __q_pad[3]; 411 } __attribute((aligned(sizeof(uint64_t)))); 412 413 /* 414 * Quantum. 415 * 416 * This structure is aligned for efficient copy and accesses. 417 * It is the user version of the __kernel_quantum structure. 418 * 419 * XXX: Do NOT store kernel pointer/address values here. 420 */ 421 struct __user_quantum { 422 /* 423 * Common area between user and kernel variants. 424 */ 425 struct __quantum qum_com; 426 #define qum_flow_id qum_com.__q_flow_id 427 #define qum_flow_id_val8 qum_com.__q_flow_id_val8 428 #define qum_flow_id_val16 qum_com.__q_flow_id_val16 429 #define qum_flow_id_val32 qum_com.__q_flow_id_val32 430 #define qum_flow_id_val64 qum_com.__q_flow_id_val64 431 #define qum_len qum_com.__q_len 432 #define qum_qflags qum_com.__q_flags 433 #define qum_svc_class qum_com.__q_svc_class 434 435 /* 436 * Userland specific. 437 */ 438 struct __user_buflet qum_buf[1]; /* 1 buflet */ 439 /* 440 * use count for packet. 441 */ 442 uint16_t qum_usecnt; 443 } __attribute((aligned(sizeof(uint64_t)))); 444 445 /* 446 * Valid values for (16-bit) qum_qflags. 447 */ 448 #define QUM_F_FINALIZED 0x0001 /* has been finalized */ 449 #define QUM_F_DROPPED 0x0002 /* has been dropped */ 450 #define QUM_F_FLOW_CLASSIFIED 0x0010 /* flow has been classified */ 451 #ifdef KERNEL 452 #define QUM_F_INTERNALIZED 0x1000 /* has been internalized */ 453 #define QUM_F_KERNEL_ONLY 0x8000 /* kernel only; no user counterpart */ 454 455 /* invariant flags we want to keep */ 456 #define QUM_F_SAVE_MASK (QUM_F_KERNEL_ONLY) 457 /* kernel-only flags that's never externalized */ 458 #define QUM_F_KERNEL_FLAGS (QUM_F_INTERNALIZED|QUM_F_KERNEL_ONLY) 459 #endif /* KERNEL */ 460 461 #ifdef KERNEL 462 #define _KQUM_CTOR(_kqum, _flags, _len, _baddr, _bidx, _dlim, _qidx) do { \ 463 (_kqum)->qum_flow_id_val64[0] = 0; \ 464 (_kqum)->qum_flow_id_val64[1] = 0; \ 465 (_kqum)->qum_qflags = (_flags); \ 466 (_kqum)->qum_len = (_len); \ 467 _CASSERT(sizeof(METADATA_IDX(_kqum)) == sizeof(obj_idx_t)); \ 468 *(obj_idx_t *)(uintptr_t)&METADATA_IDX(_kqum) = (_qidx); \ 469 BUF_CTOR(&(_kqum)->qum_buf[0], (_baddr), (_bidx), (_dlim), 0, 0, 0, \ 470 OBJ_IDX_NONE, 0); \ 471 } while (0) 472 473 #define _KQUM_INIT(_kqum, _flags, _len, _qidx) do { \ 474 (_kqum)->qum_flow_id_val64[0] = 0; \ 475 (_kqum)->qum_flow_id_val64[1] = 0; \ 476 (_kqum)->qum_qflags = (_flags); \ 477 (_kqum)->qum_len = (_len); \ 478 BUF_INIT(&(_kqum)->qum_buf[0], 0, 0); \ 479 } while (0) 480 #endif /* KERNEL */ 481 482 /* 483 * Common packet structure shared by {__user,__kern}_packet. 484 */ 485 struct __packet_com { 486 /* Link layer (offset relevant to first buflet) */ 487 uint16_t __link_flags; /* PKT_LINKF_* flags */ 488 489 /* 490 * Headroom/protocol header length 491 * 492 * Since the security model of Skywalk nexus is that we doesn't trust 493 * packets either from above (userspace) or below (driver/firmware), 494 * the only metadata field that nexus makes use of from external is the 495 * headroom. Based on headroom, the flowswitch starts demux routine on 496 * l2 header, if any. The l2_len is stored in this step. Then the flow 497 * extraction (l3+l4 flow) begins parsing from (headroom + l2_len). 498 * 499 * __headroom is the empty buffer space before any packet data, 500 * it is also the equivalent to the first header offset. 501 * 502 * __l2_len is l2 (link layer) protocol header length, if any. 503 */ 504 uint8_t __headroom; 505 uint8_t __l2_len; 506 507 /* 508 * Checksum offload. 509 * 510 * Partial checksum does not require any header parsing and is 511 * therefore simpler to implement both in software and hardware. 512 * 513 * On transmit, PKT_CSUMF_PARTIAL indicates that a partial one's 514 * complement checksum to be computed on the span starting from 515 * pkt_csum_tx_start_off to the end of the packet, and have the 516 * resulted checksum value written at the location specified by 517 * pkt_csum_tx_stuff_off. 518 * 519 * The PKT_CSUMF_ZERO_INVERT flag is used on transmit to indicate 520 * that the value 0xffff (negative 0 in one's complement) must be 521 * substituted for the value of 0. This is set for UDP packets, 522 * since otherwise the receiver may not validate the checksum 523 * (UDP/IPv4), or drop the packet altogether (UDP/IPv6). 524 * 525 * On receive, PKT_CSUMF_PARTIAL indicates that a partial one's 526 * complement checksum has been computed on the span beginning at 527 * pkt_csum_rx_start_off to the end of the packet, and that the 528 * computed value is now stored in pkt_csum_rx_value. 529 * 530 * All offsets are relative to the base of the first buflet. 531 */ 532 uint32_t __csum_flags; /* PKT_CSUMF_* flags */ 533 union { 534 struct { 535 uint16_t __csum_start_off; /* start offset */ 536 uint16_t __csum_value; /* checksum value */ 537 } __csum_rx; 538 struct { 539 uint16_t __csum_start_off; /* start offset */ 540 uint16_t __csum_stuff_off; /* stuff offset */ 541 } __csum_tx; 542 uint32_t __csum_data; 543 }; 544 545 /* Compression generation count */ 546 uint32_t __comp_gencnt; 547 548 /* 549 * Trace ID for each sampled packet. 550 * Non-zero ID indicates that the packet is being actively traced. 551 */ 552 packet_trace_id_t __trace_id; 553 554 /* Aggregation type */ 555 uint8_t __aggr_type; /* PKT_AGGR_* values */ 556 uint8_t __seg_cnt; /* Number of LRO-packets */ 557 558 uint16_t __proto_seg_sz; /* Protocol segment size */ 559 560 /* 561 * See notes on _PKT_{INTERNALIZE,EXTERNALIZE}() regarding portion 562 * of this structure above __p_flags that gets copied. Adding 563 * more user-mutable fields after __p_flags would also require 564 * adjusting those macros as well. 565 */ 566 union { 567 volatile uint32_t __flags32[2]; 568 volatile uint64_t __flags; /* PKT_F_* flags */ 569 }; 570 } __attribute((aligned(sizeof(uint64_t)))); 571 572 struct __packet { 573 union { 574 uint64_t __pkt_data[4]; 575 struct __packet_com __pkt_com; 576 }; 577 #define __p_link_flags __pkt_com.__link_flags 578 #define __p_headroom __pkt_com.__headroom 579 #define __p_l2_len __pkt_com.__l2_len 580 #define __p_csum_flags __pkt_com.__csum_flags 581 #define __p_csum_rx __pkt_com.__csum_rx 582 #define __p_csum_tx __pkt_com.__csum_tx 583 #define __p_csum_data __pkt_com.__csum_data 584 #define __p_comp_gencnt __pkt_com.__comp_gencnt 585 #define __p_aggr_type __pkt_com.__aggr_type 586 #define __p_seg_cnt __pkt_com.__seg_cnt 587 #define __p_proto_seg_sz __pkt_com.__proto_seg_sz 588 #define __p_trace_id __pkt_com.__trace_id 589 #define __p_flags32 __pkt_com.__flags32 590 #define __p_flags __pkt_com.__flags 591 }; 592 593 /* optional packet token types */ 594 #define PKT_OPT_TOKEN_TYPE_OPAQUE 1 /* token has opaque data */ 595 #define PKT_OPT_TOKEN_TYPE_PACKET_ID 2 /* token has packet_id */ 596 597 /* maximum token size */ 598 #define PKT_OPT_MAX_TOKEN_SIZE 16 599 600 struct __packet_opt_com { 601 union { 602 uint64_t __token_data[2]; 603 uint8_t __token[PKT_OPT_MAX_TOKEN_SIZE]; 604 }; 605 uint64_t __expire_ts; 606 uint64_t __pkt_tx_time; 607 uint16_t __vlan_tag; 608 uint16_t __token_len; 609 uint8_t __token_type; 610 uint8_t __expiry_action; 611 uint8_t __app_type; 612 uint8_t __app_metadata; 613 } __attribute((aligned(sizeof(uint64_t)))); 614 615 struct __packet_opt { 616 union { 617 uint64_t __pkt_opt_data[5]; 618 struct __packet_opt_com __pkt_opt_com; 619 }; 620 #define __po_token_type __pkt_opt_com.__token_type 621 #define __po_token_len __pkt_opt_com.__token_len 622 #define __po_vlan_tag __pkt_opt_com.__vlan_tag 623 #define __po_token_data __pkt_opt_com.__token_data 624 #define __po_token __pkt_opt_com.__token 625 #define __po_expire_ts __pkt_opt_com.__expire_ts 626 #define __po_expiry_action __pkt_opt_com.__expiry_action 627 #define __po_app_type __pkt_opt_com.__app_type 628 #define __po_app_metadata __pkt_opt_com.__app_metadata 629 #define __po_pkt_tx_time __pkt_opt_com.__pkt_tx_time 630 }; 631 632 /* 633 * Packet. 634 * 635 * This structure is aligned for efficient copy and accesses. 636 * It is the user version of the __kern_packet structure. 637 * 638 * XXX: Do NOT store kernel pointer/address values here. 639 */ 640 struct __user_packet { 641 struct __user_quantum pkt_qum; 642 /* 643 * pkt_flow_id is the flow identifier used by user space stack to identfy a 644 * flow. This identifier is passed as a metadata on all packets generated by 645 * the user space stack. On RX flowswitch fills in this metadata on every 646 * packet and can be used by user space stack for flow classification purposes. 647 */ 648 #define pkt_flow_id pkt_qum.qum_flow_id 649 #define pkt_flow_id_64 pkt_qum.qum_flow_id_val64 650 #define pkt_qum_qflags pkt_qum.qum_qflags 651 #define pkt_length pkt_qum.qum_len 652 #define pkt_qum_buf pkt_qum.qum_buf[0] 653 #define pkt_svc_class pkt_qum.qum_svc_class 654 #ifdef KERNEL 655 /* 656 * pkt_flow_token is a globally unique flow identifier generated by the 657 * flowswitch for each flow. Flowswitch stamps every TX packet with this 658 * identifier. This is the flow identifier which would be visible to the AQM 659 * logic and the driver. 660 * pkt_flow_token uses the first 4 bytes of pkt_flow_id as the storage space. 661 * This is not a problem as pkt_flow_id is only for flowswitch consumption 662 * and is not required by any other module after the flowswitch TX processing 663 * stage. 664 */ 665 #define pkt_flow_token pkt_qum.qum_flow_id_val32[0] 666 #endif /* KERNEL */ 667 668 /* 669 * Common area between user and kernel variants. 670 */ 671 struct __packet pkt_com; 672 #define pkt_link_flags pkt_com.__p_link_flags 673 #define pkt_headroom pkt_com.__p_headroom 674 #define pkt_l2_len pkt_com.__p_l2_len 675 #define pkt_csum_flags pkt_com.__p_csum_flags 676 #define pkt_csum_rx_start_off pkt_com.__p_csum_rx.__csum_start_off 677 #define pkt_csum_rx_value pkt_com.__p_csum_rx.__csum_value 678 #define pkt_csum_tx_start_off pkt_com.__p_csum_tx.__csum_start_off 679 #define pkt_csum_tx_stuff_off pkt_com.__p_csum_tx.__csum_stuff_off 680 #define pkt_csum_data pkt_com.__p_csum_data 681 #define pkt_comp_gencnt pkt_com.__p_comp_gencnt 682 #define pkt_aggr_type pkt_com.__p_aggr_type 683 #define pkt_seg_cnt pkt_com.__p_seg_cnt 684 #define pkt_proto_seg_sz pkt_com.__p_proto_seg_sz 685 #define pkt_trace_id pkt_com.__p_trace_id 686 #if BYTE_ORDER == LITTLE_ENDIAN 687 #define pkt_pflags32 pkt_com.__p_flags32[0] 688 #else /* BYTE_ORDER != LITTLE_ENDIAN */ 689 #define pkt_pflags32 pkt_com.__p_flags32[1] 690 #endif /* BYTE_ORDER != LITTLE_ENDIAN */ 691 #define pkt_pflags pkt_com.__p_flags 692 693 /* 694 * Optional common metadata. 695 */ 696 struct __packet_opt pkt_com_opt; 697 698 /* 699 * Userland specific. 700 */ 701 702 /* 703 * pkt_{bufs,max} aren't part of the common area, on purpose, 704 * since we selectively update them on internalize/externalize. 705 */ 706 const uint16_t pkt_bufs_max; /* maximum size of buflet chain */ 707 const uint16_t pkt_bufs_cnt; /* buflet chain size */ 708 } __attribute((aligned(sizeof(uint64_t)))); 709 710 /* the size of __user_packet structure for n total buflets */ 711 #define _USER_PACKET_SIZE(n) sizeof(struct __user_packet) 712 713 /* 714 * Valid values for pkt_link_flags. 715 */ 716 #define PKT_LINKF_BCAST 0x0001 /* send/received as link-level bcast */ 717 #define PKT_LINKF_MCAST 0x0002 /* send/received as link-level mcast */ 718 #define PKT_LINKF_ETHFCS 0x0004 /* has Ethernet FCS */ 719 720 /* 721 * XXX IMPORTANT - READ THIS XXX 722 * 723 * Valid values for (64-bit) pkt_pflags. 724 * 725 * The lower 32-bit values are equivalent to PKTF_* flags used by mbufs, 726 * hence the unused values are reserved. Do not use define any of these 727 * values unless they correspond to PKTF_* flags. Make sure to do the 728 * following when adding a value in the lower 32-bit range: 729 * 730 * a. If the flag is kernel-only, prefix it with 2 underscore characters, 731 * then add a PKT_F_* alias under the KERNEL block conditional. This 732 * will help ensure that the libsyscall code doesn't mistakenly use it. 733 * 734 * b. In pp_init(), add compile-time assertion to ensure that the PKT_F_* 735 * value matches the corresponding PKTF_* as defined in <sys/mbuf.h>. 736 * 737 * c. Add the new flag to PKT_F_USER_MASK depending on whether it's allowed 738 * to be used by userland. Flags not added to this mask will only be 739 * used by the kernel. We only internalize and externalize flags listed 740 * in PKT_F_USER_MASK. 741 * 742 * d. Add the new flag to PKT_F_COMMON_MASK. 743 * 744 * When adding an upper 32-bit value, ensure (a) and (c) above are done. 745 * 746 * Legend: 747 * 748 * (K) - Kernel-only 749 * (U+K) - User and kernel 750 * (reserved) - Only to be used for mapping with mbuf PKTF_* flags 751 */ 752 #define __PKT_F_FLOW_ID 0x0000000000000001ULL /* (K) */ 753 #define __PKT_F_FLOW_ADV 0x0000000000000002ULL /* (K) */ 754 /* 0x0000000000000004ULL (reserved) */ 755 /* 0x0000000000000008ULL (reserved) */ 756 /* 0x0000000000000010ULL (reserved) */ 757 /* 0x0000000000000020ULL (reserved) */ 758 /* 0x0000000000000040ULL (reserved) */ 759 /* 0x0000000000000080ULL (reserved) */ 760 /* 0x0000000000000100ULL (reserved) */ 761 /* 0x0000000000000200ULL (reserved) */ 762 #define PKT_F_WAKE_PKT 0x0000000000000400ULL /* (U+K) */ 763 /* 0x0000000000000800ULL (reserved) */ 764 /* 0x0000000000001000ULL (reserved) */ 765 /* 0x0000000000002000ULL (reserved) */ 766 /* 0x0000000000004000ULL (reserved) */ 767 #define PKT_F_BACKGROUND 0x0000000000008000ULL /* (U+K) */ 768 /* 0x0000000000010000ULL (reserved) */ 769 /* 0x0000000000020000ULL (reserved) */ 770 #define PKT_F_KEEPALIVE 0x0000000000040000ULL /* (U+K) */ 771 #define PKT_F_REALTIME 0x0000000000080000ULL /* (U+K) */ 772 /* 0x0000000000100000ULL (reserved) */ 773 #define PKT_F_REXMT 0x0000000000200000ULL /* (U+K) */ 774 /* 0x0000000000400000ULL (reserved) */ 775 #define __PKT_F_TX_COMPL_TS_REQ 0x0000000000800000ULL /* (K) */ 776 #define __PKT_F_TS_VALID 0x0000000001000000ULL /* (K) */ 777 /* 0x0000000002000000ULL (reserved) */ 778 #define __PKT_F_NEW_FLOW 0x0000000004000000ULL /* (K) */ 779 #define __PKT_F_START_SEQ 0x0000000008000000ULL /* (K) */ 780 #define PKT_F_LAST_PKT 0x0000000010000000ULL /* (U+K) */ 781 /* 0x0000000020000000ULL (reserved) */ 782 /* 0x0000000040000000ULL (reserved) */ 783 /* 0x0000000080000000ULL (reserved) */ 784 /* --------------------- upper 32-bit below */ 785 #define PKT_F_OPT_GROUP_START 0x0000000100000000ULL /* (U+K) */ 786 #define PKT_F_OPT_GROUP_END 0x0000000200000000ULL /* (U+K) */ 787 #define PKT_F_OPT_EXPIRE_TS 0x0000000400000000ULL /* (U+K) */ 788 #define PKT_F_OPT_TOKEN 0x0000000800000000ULL /* (U+K) */ 789 #define __PKT_F_FLOW_DATA 0x0000001000000000ULL /* (K) */ 790 #define __PKT_F_TX_COMPL_DATA 0x0000002000000000ULL /* (K) */ 791 #define __PKT_F_MBUF_DATA 0x0000004000000000ULL /* (K) */ 792 #define PKT_F_TRUNCATED 0x0000008000000000ULL /* (U+K) */ 793 #define __PKT_F_PKT_DATA 0x0000010000000000ULL /* (K) */ 794 #define PKT_F_PROMISC 0x0000020000000000ULL /* (U+K) */ 795 #define PKT_F_OPT_VLTAG 0x0000040000000000ULL /* (U+K) */ 796 #define PKT_F_OPT_VLTAG_IN_PKT 0x0000080000000000ULL /* (U+K) */ 797 #define __PKT_F_TX_PORT_DATA 0x0000100000000000ULL /* (K) */ 798 #define PKT_F_OPT_EXP_ACTION 0x0000200000000000ULL /* (U+K) */ 799 #define PKT_F_OPT_APP_METADATA 0x0000400000000000ULL /* (U+K) */ 800 #define PKT_F_L4S 0x0000800000000000ULL /* (U+K) */ 801 #define PKT_F_OPT_TX_TIMESTAMP 0x0001000000000000ULL /* (U+K) */ 802 /* 0x0002000000000000ULL */ 803 /* 0x0004000000000000ULL */ 804 /* 0x0008000000000000ULL */ 805 /* 0x0010000000000000ULL */ 806 /* 0x0020000000000000ULL */ 807 /* 0x0040000000000000ULL */ 808 /* 0x0080000000000000ULL */ 809 #define __PKT_F_OPT_ALLOC 0x0100000000000000ULL /* (K) */ 810 #define __PKT_F_FLOW_ALLOC 0x0200000000000000ULL /* (K) */ 811 #define __PKT_F_TX_COMPL_ALLOC 0x0400000000000000ULL /* (K) */ 812 /* 0x0800000000000000ULL */ 813 /* 0x1000000000000000ULL */ 814 /* 0x2000000000000000ULL */ 815 /* 0x4000000000000000ULL */ 816 /* 0x8000000000000000ULL */ 817 818 /* 819 * Packet option flags. 820 */ 821 #define PKT_F_OPT_DATA \ 822 (PKT_F_OPT_GROUP_START | PKT_F_OPT_GROUP_END | \ 823 PKT_F_OPT_EXPIRE_TS | PKT_F_OPT_TOKEN | \ 824 PKT_F_OPT_VLTAG | PKT_F_OPT_VLTAG_IN_PKT | PKT_F_OPT_EXP_ACTION | \ 825 PKT_F_OPT_APP_METADATA | PKT_F_OPT_TX_TIMESTAMP) 826 827 #ifdef KERNEL 828 /* 829 * Flags exposed to user (and kernel). See notes above. 830 */ 831 #define PKT_F_USER_MASK \ 832 (PKT_F_BACKGROUND | PKT_F_REALTIME | PKT_F_REXMT | \ 833 PKT_F_LAST_PKT | PKT_F_OPT_DATA | PKT_F_PROMISC | \ 834 PKT_F_TRUNCATED | PKT_F_WAKE_PKT | PKT_F_L4S) 835 836 /* 837 * Aliases for kernel-only flags. See notes above. The ones marked 838 * with (common) have corresponding PKTF_* definitions and are also 839 * included in PKT_F_COMMON_MASK below. 840 */ 841 #define PKT_F_FLOW_ID __PKT_F_FLOW_ID /* (common) */ 842 #define PKT_F_FLOW_ADV __PKT_F_FLOW_ADV /* (common) */ 843 #define PKT_F_TX_COMPL_TS_REQ __PKT_F_TX_COMPL_TS_REQ /* (common) */ 844 #define PKT_F_TS_VALID __PKT_F_TS_VALID /* (common) */ 845 #define PKT_F_NEW_FLOW __PKT_F_NEW_FLOW /* (common) */ 846 #define PKT_F_START_SEQ __PKT_F_START_SEQ /* (common) */ 847 #define PKT_F_FLOW_DATA __PKT_F_FLOW_DATA 848 #define PKT_F_TX_COMPL_DATA __PKT_F_TX_COMPL_DATA 849 #define PKT_F_MBUF_DATA __PKT_F_MBUF_DATA 850 #define PKT_F_PKT_DATA __PKT_F_PKT_DATA 851 #define PKT_F_OPT_ALLOC __PKT_F_OPT_ALLOC 852 #define PKT_F_FLOW_ALLOC __PKT_F_FLOW_ALLOC 853 #define PKT_F_TX_COMPL_ALLOC __PKT_F_TX_COMPL_ALLOC 854 #define PKT_F_TX_PORT_DATA __PKT_F_TX_PORT_DATA 855 856 /* 857 * Flags related to mbuf attached to the packet. 858 */ 859 #define PKT_F_MBUF_MASK (PKT_F_MBUF_DATA | PKT_F_TRUNCATED) 860 861 /* 862 * Flags related to packet attached to the packet. 863 */ 864 #define PKT_F_PKT_MASK (PKT_F_PKT_DATA | PKT_F_TRUNCATED) 865 866 /* 867 * Invariant flags kept during _PKT_COPY(). At the moment we keep 868 * all except those related to the attached mbuf. 869 */ 870 #define PKT_F_COPY_MASK (~(PKT_F_MBUF_MASK | PKT_F_PKT_MASK)) 871 872 /* 873 * Lower 32-bit flags common to mbuf and __kern_packet. See notes above. 874 * DO NOT add flags to this mask unless they have equivalent PKTF_* flags 875 * defined in <sys/mbuf.h> 876 */ 877 #define PKT_F_COMMON_MASK \ 878 (PKT_F_BACKGROUND | PKT_F_REALTIME | PKT_F_REXMT | \ 879 PKT_F_LAST_PKT | PKT_F_FLOW_ID | PKT_F_FLOW_ADV | \ 880 PKT_F_TX_COMPL_TS_REQ | PKT_F_TS_VALID | PKT_F_NEW_FLOW | \ 881 PKT_F_START_SEQ | PKT_F_KEEPALIVE | PKT_F_WAKE_PKT) 882 883 /* 884 * Flags retained across alloc/free. 885 */ 886 #define PKT_F_INIT_MASK \ 887 (PKT_F_OPT_ALLOC | PKT_F_FLOW_ALLOC | PKT_F_TX_COMPL_ALLOC) 888 #endif /* KERNEL */ 889 890 /* 891 * 64-bit tagged pointer (limit tag to least significant byte). 892 * We use 2 bits to encode type, and another 2 bits for subtype. 893 */ 894 #define SK_PTR_TYPE_MASK ((uint64_t)0x3) /* 00 11 */ 895 #define SK_PTR_SUBTYPE_MASK ((uint64_t)0xc) /* 11 00 */ 896 #define SK_PTR_TAG_MASK ((uint64_t)0xf) /* 11 11 */ 897 898 #define SK_PTR_TAG(_p) ((uint64_t)(_p) & SK_PTR_TAG_MASK) 899 #define SK_PTR_ADDR_MASK (~SK_PTR_TAG_MASK) 900 901 #define SK_PTR_TYPE(_p) ((uint64_t)(_p) & SK_PTR_TYPE_MASK) 902 #define SK_PTR_TYPE_ENC(_t) ((uint64_t)(_t) & SK_PTR_TYPE_MASK) 903 904 #define SK_PTR_SUBTYPE(_p) (((uint64_t)(_p) & SK_PTR_SUBTYPE_MASK) >> 2) 905 #define SK_PTR_SUBTYPE_ENC(_s) (((uint64_t)(_s) << 2) & SK_PTR_SUBTYPE_MASK) 906 907 #define SK_PTR_ADDR(_p) ((uint64_t)(_p) & SK_PTR_ADDR_MASK) 908 #define SK_PTR_ADDR_ENC(_p) ((uint64_t)(_p) & SK_PTR_ADDR_MASK) 909 910 #define SK_PTR_ENCODE(_p, _t, _s) \ 911 (SK_PTR_ADDR_ENC(_p) | SK_PTR_TYPE_ENC(_t) | SK_PTR_SUBTYPE_ENC(_s)) 912 913 #define SK_PTR_ADDR_UQUM(_ph) ((struct __user_quantum *)SK_PTR_ADDR(_ph)) 914 #define SK_PTR_ADDR_UPKT(_ph) ((struct __user_packet *)SK_PTR_ADDR(_ph)) 915 916 #ifdef KERNEL 917 __BEGIN_DECLS 918 /* 919 * Packets. 920 */ 921 extern struct mbuf *kern_packet_get_mbuf(const kern_packet_t); 922 __END_DECLS 923 #else /* !KERNEL */ 924 #if defined(LIBSYSCALL_INTERFACE) 925 __BEGIN_DECLS 926 extern void pkt_subtype_assert_fail(const packet_t, uint64_t, uint64_t); 927 extern void pkt_type_assert_fail(const packet_t, uint64_t); 928 __END_DECLS 929 #endif /* LIBSYSCALL_INTERFACE */ 930 #endif /* !KERNEL */ 931 #if defined(LIBSYSCALL_INTERFACE) || defined(BSD_KERNEL_PRIVATE) 932 #include <skywalk/packet_common.h> 933 #endif /* LIBSYSCALL_INTERFACE || BSD_KERNEL_PRIVATE */ 934 #endif /* PRIVATE || BSD_KERNEL_PRIVATE */ 935 #endif /* !_SKYWALK_OS_PACKET_PRIVATE_H_ */ 936