################################################### # create C header files for an IDL structure # Copyright tridge@samba.org 2000 # released under the GNU GPL package IdlHeader; use strict; use Data::Dumper; my($res); my($tab_depth); my $if_uuid; my $if_version; sub tabs() { for (my($i)=0; $i < $tab_depth; $i++) { $res .= "\t"; } } ##################################################################### # parse a properties list sub HeaderProperties($) { my($props) = shift; return; foreach my $d (@{$props}) { if (ref($d) ne "HASH") { $res .= "/* [$d] */ "; } else { foreach my $k (keys %{$d}) { $res .= "/* [$k($d->{$k})] */ "; } } } } ##################################################################### # parse a structure element sub HeaderElement($) { my($element) = shift; (defined $element->{PROPERTIES}) && HeaderProperties($element->{PROPERTIES}); $res .= tabs(); HeaderType($element, $element->{TYPE}, ""); $res .= " "; if ($element->{POINTERS} && $element->{TYPE} ne "string") { my($n) = $element->{POINTERS}; for (my($i)=$n; $i > 0; $i--) { $res .= "*"; } } if (defined $element->{ARRAY_LEN} && !util::is_constant($element->{ARRAY_LEN}) && !$element->{POINTERS}) { # conformant arrays are ugly! I choose to implement them with # pointers instead of the [1] method $res .= "*"; } $res .= "$element->{NAME}"; if (defined $element->{ARRAY_LEN} && util::is_constant($element->{ARRAY_LEN})) { $res .= "[$element->{ARRAY_LEN}]"; } $res .= ";\n"; } ##################################################################### # parse a struct sub HeaderStruct($$) { my($struct) = shift; my($name) = shift; $res .= "\nstruct $name {\n"; $tab_depth++; if (defined $struct->{ELEMENTS}) { foreach my $e (@{$struct->{ELEMENTS}}) { HeaderElement($e); } } $tab_depth--; $res .= "}"; } ##################################################################### # parse a struct sub HeaderEnum($$) { my($enum) = shift; my($name) = shift; $res .= "\nenum $name {\n"; $tab_depth++; my $els = \@{$enum->{ELEMENTS}}; foreach my $i (0 .. $#{$els}-1) { my $e = ${$els}[$i]; tabs(); chomp $e; $res .= "$e,\n"; } my $e = ${$els}[$#{$els}]; tabs(); chomp $e; if ($e !~ /^(.*?)\s*$/) { die "Bad enum $name\n"; } $res .= "$1\n"; $tab_depth--; $res .= "}"; } ##################################################################### # parse a union element sub HeaderUnionElement($) { my($element) = shift; $res .= "/* [case($element->{CASE})] */ "; if ($element->{TYPE} eq "UNION_ELEMENT") { HeaderElement($element->{DATA}); } } ##################################################################### # parse a union sub HeaderUnion($$) { my($union) = shift; my($name) = shift; (defined $union->{PROPERTIES}) && HeaderProperties($union->{PROPERTIES}); $res .= "\nunion $name {\n"; foreach my $e (@{$union->{DATA}}) { HeaderUnionElement($e); } $res .= "}"; } ##################################################################### # parse a type sub HeaderType($$$) { my $e = shift; my($data) = shift; my($name) = shift; if (ref($data) eq "HASH") { ($data->{TYPE} eq "ENUM") && HeaderEnum($data, $name); ($data->{TYPE} eq "STRUCT") && HeaderStruct($data, $name); ($data->{TYPE} eq "UNION") && HeaderUnion($data, $name); return; } if ($data =~ "string") { $res .= "const char *"; } elsif (util::is_scalar_type($data)) { $res .= "$data"; } elsif (util::has_property($e, "switch_is")) { $res .= "union $data"; } else { $res .= "struct $data"; } } ##################################################################### # parse a typedef sub HeaderTypedef($) { my($typedef) = shift; HeaderType($typedef, $typedef->{DATA}, $typedef->{NAME}); $res .= ";\n"; } ##################################################################### # parse a typedef sub HeaderConst($) { my($const) = shift; $res .= "#define $const->{NAME}\t( $const->{VALUE} )\n"; } ##################################################################### # parse a function sub HeaderFunctionInOut($$) { my($fn) = shift; my($prop) = shift; foreach my $e (@{$fn->{DATA}}) { if (util::has_property($e, $prop)) { HeaderElement($e); } } } ##################################################################### # parse a function sub HeaderFunction($) { my($fn) = shift; $res .= "\nstruct $fn->{NAME} {\n"; $tab_depth++; tabs(); $res .= "struct {\n"; $tab_depth++; HeaderFunctionInOut($fn, "in"); $tab_depth--; tabs(); $res .= "} in;\n\n"; tabs(); $res .= "struct {\n"; $tab_depth++; HeaderFunctionInOut($fn, "out"); if ($fn->{RETURN_TYPE} && $fn->{RETURN_TYPE} ne "void") { tabs(); $res .= "$fn->{RETURN_TYPE} result;\n"; } $tab_depth--; tabs(); $res .= "} out;\n\n"; $tab_depth--; $res .= "};\n\n"; } ##################################################################### # parse the interface definitions sub HeaderInterface($) { my($interface) = shift; my($data) = $interface->{DATA}; my $count = 0; if (defined $if_uuid) { my $name = uc $interface->{NAME}; $res .= "#define DCERPC_$name\_UUID \"$if_uuid\"\n"; $res .= "#define DCERPC_$name\_VERSION $if_version\n"; $res .= "#define DCERPC_$name\_NAME \"$interface->{NAME}\"\n\n"; } $res .= "extern struct dcerpc_interface_table dcerpc_table_$interface->{NAME};\n\n"; foreach my $d (@{$data}) { if ($d->{TYPE} eq "FUNCTION") { my $u_name = uc $d->{NAME}; $res .= "#define DCERPC_$u_name " . sprintf("0x%02x", $count) . "\n"; $count++; } } $res .= "\n\n"; foreach my $d (@{$data}) { ($d->{TYPE} eq "CONST") && HeaderConst($d); ($d->{TYPE} eq "TYPEDEF") && HeaderTypedef($d); ($d->{TYPE} eq "FUNCTION") && HeaderFunction($d); } } ##################################################################### # parse the interface definitions sub ModuleHeader($) { my($h) = shift; $if_uuid = $h->{PROPERTIES}->{uuid}; $if_version = $h->{PROPERTIES}->{version}; } ##################################################################### # parse a parsed IDL into a C header sub Parse($) { my($idl) = shift; $tab_depth = 0; $res = "/* header auto-generated by pidl */\n\n"; foreach my $x (@{$idl}) { ($x->{TYPE} eq "MODULEHEADER") && ModuleHeader($x); ($x->{TYPE} eq "INTERFACE") && HeaderInterface($x); } return $res; } 1;