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#include <assert.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <limits.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include "extents.h"
#define TRUE 1
#define FALSE 0
/* Minimum/maximum values for arbitrary integer types. */
#define UNSIGNED_INT_MAX(t) (~((t)0))
#define SIGNED_INT_MAX(t) ((t)((uintmax_t)UNSIGNED_INT_MAX(t) >> 1))
#define MAX(a,b) ((a) > (b) ? (a) : (b))
#define INT_TYPE_MAX(t) MAX(UNSIGNED_INT_MAX(t), SIGNED_INT_MAX(t))
/* The maximum accepted value for a given integer type when parsed as a signed
* long long integer. This is defined to be the smaller of the maximum value
* that can be represented by this type and LLONG_MAX. This bound allows us to
* properly check that parsed values do not exceed the capacity of their
* intended store, regardless of how its size relates to that of a signed long
* long integer. Note: this may mean that we are losing the most significant
* bit of an unsigned 64-bit field (e.g. size_t on some platforms), however
* still permitting values up to 2^62, which is more than enough for all
* practical purposes. */
#define LLONG_MAX_BOUND(s) \
((uintmax_t)(s) < (uintmax_t)LLONG_MAX ? (long long)(s) : LLONG_MAX)
#define MAX_ALLOWED(t) LLONG_MAX_BOUND(INT_TYPE_MAX(t))
/* Get the type of a struct field. */
#define FIELD_TYPE(t, f) typeof(((t *)0)->f)
/* Reads a long long integer from |s| into |*val_p|. Returns a pointer to the
* character immediately following the specified |delim|, unless (a) parsing
* failed (overflow or no valid digits); (b) the read value is less than
* |min_val| or greater than |max_val|; (c) the delimiter character is not
* |delim|, or the string ends although |may_end| is false. In any of these
* cases, returns NULL. */
const char *
read_llong(const char *s, long long *val_p, long long min_val,
long long max_val, char delim, int may_end)
{
assert(val_p);
const char *next_s;
errno = 0;
long long val = strtoll(s, (char **)&next_s, 10);
if (((val == LLONG_MAX || val == LLONG_MIN) && errno == ERANGE) ||
next_s == s || val < min_val || val > max_val ||
(*next_s ? *next_s != delim : !may_end))
return NULL; /* bad value or delimiter */
*val_p = val;
if (*next_s)
next_s++; /* skip delimeter */
return next_s;
}
/* Reads a comma-separated list of "offset:length" extents from |ex_str|. If
* |ex_arr| is NULL, then |ex_count| is ignored and it attempts to parse valid
* extents until the end of the string is reached. Otherwise, stores up to
* |ex_count| extents into |ex_arr|, which must be of at least this size.
* Returns the number of correctly parsed extents, or -1 if a malformed extent
* was found. */
static ssize_t
extents_read(const char *ex_str, ex_t *ex_arr, size_t ex_count)
{
size_t i;
size_t last_i = ex_count - 1;
if (!ex_arr) {
ex_count = SIZE_MAX;
last_i = 0;
}
for (i = 0; *ex_str && i < ex_count; i++) {
long long raw_off = 0, raw_len = 0;
if (!((ex_str = read_llong(ex_str, &raw_off, -1,
MAX_ALLOWED(FIELD_TYPE(ex_t, off)),
':', FALSE)) &&
(ex_str = read_llong(ex_str, &raw_len, 1,
MAX_ALLOWED(FIELD_TYPE(ex_t, len)),
',', i >= last_i))))
return -1; /* parsing error */
if (ex_arr) {
ex_arr[i].off = raw_off;
ex_arr[i].len = raw_len;
}
}
return i;
}
ex_t *
extents_parse(const char *ex_str, ex_t *ex_arr, size_t *ex_count_p)
{
/* Sanity checks: a string must be provided; if an array is provided, an
* array count must be given as well. */
if (!ex_str || (ex_arr && !ex_count_p))
return NULL;
/* Parse string and count extents. */
ssize_t ret = extents_read(ex_str, NULL, 0);
if (ret < 0)
return NULL; /* parsing error */
size_t ex_count = (size_t)ret;
/* Input is good, commit to extent count. */
if (ex_count_p) {
size_t alloc_ex_count = *ex_count_p;
*ex_count_p = ex_count;
if (ex_arr && alloc_ex_count < ex_count)
return NULL; /* insufficient allocated space */
}
if (ex_count == 0)
return NULL; /* no extents, nothing to do */
/* Allocate extent array, if needed. */
if (!(ex_arr || (ex_arr = (ex_t *)malloc(sizeof(ex_t) * ex_count))))
return NULL; /* allocation failed */
/* Populate the extent array. */
extents_read(ex_str, ex_arr, ex_count);
return ex_arr;
}