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/********************************************************************/
/** Copyright(c) 1995 Microsoft Corporation. **/
/********************************************************************/
//***
//
// Filename: util.c
//
// Description: Various miscillaneous routines
//
// History: May 11,1995 NarenG Created original version.
//
#include "dimsvcp.h"
//**
//
// Call: GetTransportIndex
//
// Returns: Index of the tansport entry in the interface object
//
// Description: Given the id of a protocol return an index.
//
DWORD
GetTransportIndex(
IN DWORD dwProtocolId
)
{
DWORD dwTransportIndex;
for ( dwTransportIndex = 0;
dwTransportIndex < gblDIMConfigInfo.dwNumRouterManagers;
dwTransportIndex++ )
{
if ( gblRouterManagers[dwTransportIndex].DdmRouterIf.dwProtocolId
== dwProtocolId )
{
return( dwTransportIndex );
}
}
return( (DWORD)-1 );
}
//**
//
// Call: GetDDMEntryPoint
//
// Returns: Pointer to entry point into DDM - success
// NULL - failure
//
// Description: Will return the entry point into the DDM if there is one.
//
FARPROC
GetDDMEntryPoint(
IN LPSTR lpEntryPoint
)
{
DWORD dwIndex;
for ( dwIndex = 0;
gblDDMFunctionTable[dwIndex].lpEntryPointName != NULL;
dwIndex ++ )
{
if ( _stricmp( gblDDMFunctionTable[dwIndex].lpEntryPointName,
lpEntryPoint ) == 0 )
{
return( gblDDMFunctionTable[dwIndex].pEntryPoint );
}
}
return( NULL );
}
//**
//
// Call: GetSizeOfDialoutHoursRestriction
//
// Returns: size in bytes of lpwsDialoutHoursRestriction
//
// Description: Utility to calculate the size in bytes of the MULTI_SZ pointed
// to by lpwsDialoutHoursRestriction.
//
DWORD
GetSizeOfDialoutHoursRestriction(
IN LPWSTR lpwsMultSz
)
{
LPWSTR lpwsPtr = lpwsMultSz;
DWORD dwcbBytes = 0;
DWORD dwCurCount;
if ( lpwsMultSz == NULL )
{
return( 0 );
}
while( *lpwsPtr != L'\0' )
{
dwCurCount = ( wcslen( lpwsPtr ) + 1 );
dwcbBytes += dwCurCount;
lpwsPtr += dwCurCount;
}
//
// One more for the last NULL terminator
//
dwcbBytes++;
dwcbBytes *= sizeof( WCHAR );
return( dwcbBytes );
}
//**
//
// Call: IsInterfaceRoleAcceptable
//
// Returns: TRUE if the interface plays a role that is compatible with the
// given transport and router configuration.
//
// FALSE otherwise.
//
// Description: Some interfaces are only acceptable to some transports when
// the router is running in a certain mode. The classic example
// is the internal ip interface which will be rejected by the IP
// router manager when in lan-only mode.
//
// The acceptable roles are hardcoded in this function.
// At the time this function was written, there was only one
// interface (internal ip) whose role was important to any
// transport. In the future, instead of harcoding more roles
// into this function, we should consider adding "role" as a
// per-interface property both to the runtime structures
// and to the permanant store.
//
BOOL
IsInterfaceRoleAcceptable(
IN ROUTER_INTERFACE_OBJECT* pIfObject,
IN DWORD dwTransportId)
{
if (pIfObject == NULL)
{
return FALSE;
}
if ((gblDIMConfigInfo.dwRouterRole == ROUTER_ROLE_LAN) &&
(dwTransportId == PID_IP) &&
(pIfObject->IfType == ROUTER_IF_TYPE_INTERNAL))
{
return FALSE;
}
return TRUE;
}
#ifdef MEM_LEAK_CHECK
//**
//
// Call: DebugAlloc
//
// Returns: return from HeapAlloc
//
// Description: Will use the memory table to store the pointer returned by
// LocalAlloc
//
LPVOID
DebugAlloc( DWORD Flags, DWORD dwSize )
{
DWORD Index;
LPVOID pMem = HeapAlloc(gblDIMConfigInfo.hHeap, HEAP_ZERO_MEMORY,dwSize+4);
if ( pMem == NULL )
{
return( pMem );
}
for( Index=0; Index < DIM_MEM_TABLE_SIZE; Index++ )
{
if ( DimMemTable[Index] == NULL )
{
DimMemTable[Index] = pMem;
break;
}
}
//
// Our signature
//
*(((LPBYTE)pMem)+dwSize) = 0x0F;
*(((LPBYTE)pMem)+dwSize+1) = 0x0E;
*(((LPBYTE)pMem)+dwSize+2) = 0x0A;
*(((LPBYTE)pMem)+dwSize+3) = 0x0B;
RTASSERT( Index != DIM_MEM_TABLE_SIZE );
return( pMem );
}
//**
//
// Call: DebugFree
//
// Returns: return from HeapFree
//
// Description: Will remove the pointer from the memeory table before freeing
// the memory block
//
BOOL
DebugFree( PVOID pMem )
{
DWORD Index;
for( Index=0; Index < DIM_MEM_TABLE_SIZE; Index++ )
{
if ( DimMemTable[Index] == pMem )
{
DimMemTable[Index] = NULL;
break;
}
}
RTASSERT( Index != DIM_MEM_TABLE_SIZE );
return( HeapFree( gblDIMConfigInfo.hHeap, 0, pMem ) );
}
//**
//
// Call: DebugReAlloc
//
// Returns: return from HeapReAlloc
//
// Description: Will change the value of the realloced pointer.
//
LPVOID
DebugReAlloc( PVOID pMem, DWORD dwSize )
{
DWORD Index;
if ( pMem == NULL )
{
RTASSERT(FALSE);
}
for( Index=0; Index < DDM_MEM_TABLE_SIZE; Index++ )
{
if ( DdmMemTable[Index] == pMem )
{
DdmMemTable[Index] = HeapReAlloc( gblDDMConfigInfo.hHeap,
HEAP_ZERO_MEMORY,
pMem, dwSize+8 );
pMem = DdmMemTable[Index];
*((LPDWORD)pMem) = dwSize;
((LPBYTE)pMem) += 4;
//
// Our signature
//
*(((LPBYTE)pMem)+dwSize) = 0x0F;
*(((LPBYTE)pMem)+dwSize+1) = 0x0E;
*(((LPBYTE)pMem)+dwSize+2) = 0x0A;
*(((LPBYTE)pMem)+dwSize+3) = 0x0B;
break;
}
}
RTASSERT( Index != DDM_MEM_TABLE_SIZE );
return( (LPVOID)pMem );
}
#endif