################################################### # parse an Wireshark conformance file # Copyright jelmer@samba.org 2005 # released under the GNU GPL =pod =head1 NAME Parse::Pidl::Wireshark::Conformance - Conformance file parser for Wireshark =head1 DESCRIPTION This module supports parsing Wireshark conformance files (*.cnf). =head1 FILE FORMAT Pidl needs additional data for Wireshark output. This data is read from so-called conformance files. This section describes the format of these files. Conformance files are simple text files with a single command on each line. Empty lines and lines starting with a '#' character are ignored. Arguments to commands are separated by spaces. The following commands are currently supported: =over 4 =item I name dissector ft_type base_type mask valsstring alignment Register new data type with specified name, what dissector function to call and what properties to give header fields for elements of this type. =item I type Suppress emitting a dissect_type function for the specified type =item I type param Set parameter to specify to dissector function for given type. =item I hf title filter ft_type base_type valsstring mask description Generate a custom header field with specified properties. =item I old_hf_name new_hf_name Force the use of new_hf_name when the parser generator was going to use old_hf_name. This can be used in conjunction with HF_FIELD in order to make more than one element use the same filter name. =item I ett Register a custom ett field =item I prefix Remove the specified prefix from all function names (if present). =item I longname shortname filtername Change the short-, long- and filter-name for the current interface in Wireshark. =item I field desc Change description for the specified header field. `field' is the hf name of the field. =item I dissector code... Code to insert when generating the specified dissector. @HF@ and @PARAM@ will be substituted. =item I filename Include conformance data from the specified filename in the dissector. =item I hf_name "true string" "false string" Override the text shown when a bitmap boolean value is enabled or disabled. =item I fn_name Force pidl to not generate a particular function but allow the user to write a function manually. This can be used to remove the function for only one level for a particular element rather than all the functions and ett/hf variables for a particular element as the NOEMIT command does. =back =head1 EXAMPLE INFO_KEY OpenKey.Ke =cut package Parse::Pidl::Wireshark::Conformance; require Exporter; use vars qw($VERSION); $VERSION = '0.01'; @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT_OK = qw(ReadConformance ReadConformanceFH valid_ft_type valid_base_type); use strict; use Parse::Pidl qw(fatal warning error); use Parse::Pidl::Util qw(has_property); use Parse::Pidl::Typelist qw(addType); sub handle_type($$$$$$$$$$) { my ($pos,$data,$name,$dissectorname,$ft_type,$base_type,$mask,$valsstring,$alignment) = @_; unless(defined($alignment)) { error($pos, "incomplete TYPE command"); return; } unless ($dissectorname =~ /.*dissect_.*/) { warning($pos, "dissector name does not contain `dissect'"); } unless(valid_ft_type($ft_type)) { warning($pos, "invalid FT_TYPE `$ft_type'"); } unless (valid_base_type($base_type)) { warning($pos, "invalid BASE_TYPE `$base_type'"); } $dissectorname =~ s/^\"(.*)\"$/$1/g; if (not ($dissectorname =~ /;$/)) { warning($pos, "missing semicolon"); } $data->{types}->{$name} = { NAME => $name, POS => $pos, USED => 0, DISSECTOR_NAME => $dissectorname, FT_TYPE => $ft_type, BASE_TYPE => $base_type, MASK => $mask, VALSSTRING => $valsstring, ALIGNMENT => $alignment }; addType({ NAME => $name, TYPE => "CONFORMANCE", BASEFILE => "conformance file", DATA => { NAME => $name, TYPE => "CONFORMANCE", ALIGN => $alignment } }); } sub handle_tfs($$$$$) { my ($pos,$data,$hf,$trues,$falses) = @_; unless(defined($falses)) { error($pos, "incomplete TFS command"); return; } $data->{tfs}->{$hf} = { TRUE_STRING => $trues, FALSE_STRING => $falses }; } sub handle_hf_rename($$$$) { my ($pos,$data,$old,$new) = @_; unless(defined($new)) { warning($pos, "incomplete HF_RENAME command"); return; } $data->{hf_renames}->{$old} = { OLDNAME => $old, NEWNAME => $new, POS => $pos, USED => 0 }; } sub handle_param_value($$$$) { my ($pos,$data,$dissector_name,$value) = @_; unless(defined($value)) { error($pos, "incomplete PARAM_VALUE command"); return; } $data->{dissectorparams}->{$dissector_name} = { DISSECTOR => $dissector_name, PARAM => $value, POS => $pos, USED => 0 }; } sub valid_base_type($) { my $t = shift; return 0 unless($t =~ /^BASE_.*/); return 1; } sub valid_ft_type($) { my $t = shift; return 0 unless($t =~ /^FT_.*/); return 1; } sub handle_hf_field($$$$$$$$$$) { my ($pos,$data,$index,$name,$filter,$ft_type,$base_type,$valsstring,$mask,$blurb) = @_; unless(defined($blurb)) { error($pos, "incomplete HF_FIELD command"); return; } unless(valid_ft_type($ft_type)) { warning($pos, "invalid FT_TYPE `$ft_type'"); } unless(valid_base_type($base_type)) { warning($pos, "invalid BASE_TYPE `$base_type'"); } $data->{header_fields}->{$index} = { INDEX => $index, POS => $pos, USED => 0, NAME => $name, FILTER => $filter, FT_TYPE => $ft_type, BASE_TYPE => $base_type, VALSSTRING => $valsstring, MASK => $mask, BLURB => $blurb }; } sub handle_strip_prefix($$$) { my ($pos,$data,$x) = @_; push (@{$data->{strip_prefixes}}, $x); } sub handle_noemit($$$) { my ($pos,$data,$type) = @_; if (defined($type)) { $data->{noemit}->{$type} = 1; } else { $data->{noemit_dissector} = 1; } } sub handle_manual($$$) { my ($pos,$data,$fn) = @_; unless(defined($fn)) { warning($pos, "incomplete MANUAL command"); return; } $data->{manual}->{$fn} = 1; } sub handle_protocol($$$$$$) { my ($pos, $data, $name, $longname, $shortname, $filtername) = @_; $data->{protocols}->{$name} = { LONGNAME => $longname, SHORTNAME => $shortname, FILTERNAME => $filtername }; } sub handle_fielddescription($$$$) { my ($pos,$data,$field,$desc) = @_; unless(defined($desc)) { warning($pos, "incomplete FIELD_DESCRIPTION command"); return; } $data->{fielddescription}->{$field} = { DESCRIPTION => $desc, POS => $pos, USED => 0 }; } sub handle_import { my $pos = shift @_; my $data = shift @_; my $dissectorname = shift @_; unless(defined($dissectorname)) { error($pos, "no dissectorname specified"); return; } $data->{imports}->{$dissectorname} = { NAME => $dissectorname, DATA => join(' ', @_), USED => 0, POS => $pos }; } sub handle_ett_field { my $pos = shift @_; my $data = shift @_; my $ett = shift @_; unless(defined($ett)) { error($pos, "incomplete ETT_FIELD command"); return; } push (@{$data->{ett}}, $ett); } sub handle_include { my $pos = shift @_; my $data = shift @_; my $fn = shift @_; unless(defined($fn)) { error($pos, "incomplete INCLUDE command"); return; } ReadConformance($fn, $data); } my %field_handlers = ( TYPE => \&handle_type, NOEMIT => \&handle_noemit, MANUAL => \&handle_manual, PARAM_VALUE => \&handle_param_value, HF_FIELD => \&handle_hf_field, HF_RENAME => \&handle_hf_rename, ETT_FIELD => \&handle_ett_field, TFS => \&handle_tfs, STRIP_PREFIX => \&handle_strip_prefix, PROTOCOL => \&handle_protocol, FIELD_DESCRIPTION => \&handle_fielddescription, IMPORT => \&handle_import, INCLUDE => \&handle_include ); sub ReadConformance($$) { my ($f,$data) = @_; my $ret; open(IN,"<$f") or return undef; $ret = ReadConformanceFH(*IN, $data, $f); close(IN); return $ret; } sub ReadConformanceFH($$$) { my ($fh,$data,$f) = @_; my $incodeblock = 0; my $ln = 0; foreach (<$fh>) { $ln++; next if (/^#.*$/); next if (/^$/); s/[\r\n]//g; if ($_ eq "CODE START") { $incodeblock = 1; next; } elsif ($incodeblock and $_ eq "CODE END") { $incodeblock = 0; next; } elsif ($incodeblock) { if (exists $data->{override}) { $data->{override}.="$_\n"; } else { $data->{override} = "$_\n"; } next; } my @fields = /([^ "]+|"[^"]+")/g; my $cmd = $fields[0]; shift @fields; my $pos = { FILE => $f, LINE => $ln }; next unless(defined($cmd)); if (not defined($field_handlers{$cmd})) { warning($pos, "Unknown command `$cmd'"); next; } $field_handlers{$cmd}($pos, $data, @fields); } if ($incodeblock) { warning({ FILE => $f, LINE => $ln }, "Expecting CODE END"); return undef; } return 1; } 1;