namespace senf {
+ /** \defgroup parseint Integer parsers
+
+ Most packet fields will ultimately contain some type of integral number. The integer parsers
+ allow to parse arbitrary integers in network byte order from 1-32 bit, both signed and
+ unsigned. There are two types of integer parsers:
+
+ \li The normal integer parsers with interpret 1-4 byte integers (9, 16, 24, 32 bits) aligned
+ at byte boundaries.
+ \li The bitfield parsers which parse integers with 1-32 bits aligned at any bit. A special
+ case is the single bit flag parser.
+
+ All fields are parsed in network byte order, the return value of all these parsers is the
+ value in host byte order.
+
+ The interface of all these parsers is the same (p is an arbitrary integer parser instance, v
+ is an integer constant):
+
+ \li <tt>p = v</tt>: Assigns the value to the packet field.
+ \li <tt>p.value(v)</tt>: same as above.
+ \li <tt>p.value()</tt>: Returns the fields value as an integer number.
+ \li Use of p like an integer in most contexts: <tt>p += v</tt>, <tt>p *= v</tt>, <tt>v = p +
+ 1</tt> and so on. You will only need to use the explicit \c value() member in rare
+ circumstances when the automatic conversion is ambiguous or in some template contexts.
+
+ \ingroup packetparser
+ */
+
+ /** \brief Parse 8bit signed byte aligned integer
+ \see parseint
+ \ingroup parseint
+ */
struct Parse_Int8
: public detail::packet::ParseIntOps<Parse_Int8,boost::int8_t>,
public PacketParserBase
void value(value_type v) { i()[0] = v; }
Parse_Int8 const & operator= (value_type other) { value(other); return *this; }
};
+ /** \brief Write parsed value to stream
+ \related Parse_Int8
+ */
inline std::ostream & operator<<(std::ostream & os, Parse_Int8 const & i)
{ os << i.value(); return os; }
+ /** \brief Parse 8bit unsigned byte aligned integer
+ \see parseint
+ \ingroup parseint
+ */
struct Parse_UInt8
: public detail::packet::ParseIntOps<Parse_UInt8,boost::uint8_t>,
public PacketParserBase
void value(value_type v) { i()[0] = v; }
Parse_UInt8 const & operator= (value_type other) { value(other); return *this; }
};
+ /** \brief Write parsed value to stream
+ \related Parse_UInt8
+ */
inline std::ostream & operator<<(std::ostream & os, Parse_UInt8 const & i)
{ os << i.value(); return os; }
+ /** \brief Parse 16bit signed byte aligned integer
+ \see parseint
+ \ingroup parseint
+ */
struct Parse_Int16
: public detail::packet::ParseIntOps<Parse_Int16,boost::int16_t>,
public PacketParserBase
void value(value_type v) { detail::packet::write_uint16(i(),v); }
Parse_Int16 const & operator= (value_type other) { value(other); return *this; }
};
+ /** \brief Write parsed value to stream
+ \related Parse_Int16
+ */
inline std::ostream & operator<<(std::ostream & os, Parse_Int16 const & i)
{ os << i.value(); return os; }
+ /** \brief Parse 16bit unsigned byte aligned integer
+ \see parseint
+ \ingroup parseint
+ */
struct Parse_UInt16
: public detail::packet::ParseIntOps<Parse_UInt16,boost::uint16_t>,
public PacketParserBase
void value(value_type v) { detail::packet::write_uint16(i(),v); }
Parse_UInt16 const & operator= (value_type other) { value(other); return *this; }
};
+ /** \brief Write parsed value to stream
+ \related Parse_UInt16
+ */
inline std::ostream & operator<<(std::ostream & os, Parse_UInt16 const & i)
{ os << i.value(); return os; }
+ /** \brief Parse 24bit signed byte aligned integer
+ \see parseint
+ \ingroup parseint
+ */
struct Parse_Int24
: public detail::packet::ParseIntOps<Parse_Int24,boost::int32_t>,
public PacketParserBase
void value(value_type v) { detail::packet::write_uint24(i(),v); }
Parse_Int24 const & operator= (value_type other) { value(other); return *this; }
};
+ /** \brief Write parsed value to stream
+ \related Parse_Int24
+ */
inline std::ostream & operator<<(std::ostream & os, Parse_Int24 const & i)
{ os << i.value(); return os; }
+ /** \brief Parse 24bit unsigned byte aligned integer
+ \see parseint
+ \ingroup parseint
+ */
struct Parse_UInt24
: public detail::packet::ParseIntOps<Parse_UInt24,boost::uint32_t>,
public PacketParserBase
void value(value_type v) { detail::packet::write_uint24(i(),v); }
Parse_UInt24 const & operator= (value_type other) { value(other); return *this; }
};
+ /** \brief Write parsed value to stream
+ \related Parse_UInt24
+ */
inline std::ostream & operator<<(std::ostream & os, Parse_UInt24 const & i)
{ os << i.value(); return os; }
+ /** \brief Parse 32bit signed byte aligned integer
+ \see parseint
+ \ingroup parseint
+ */
struct Parse_Int32
: public detail::packet::ParseIntOps<Parse_Int32,boost::int32_t>,
public PacketParserBase
void value(value_type v) { detail::packet::write_uint32(i(),v); }
Parse_Int32 const & operator= (value_type other) { value(other); return *this; }
};
+ /** \brief Write parsed value to stream
+ \related Parse_Int32
+ */
inline std::ostream & operator<<(std::ostream & os, Parse_Int32 const & i)
{ os << i.value(); return os; }
+ /** \brief Parse 32bit unsigned byte aligned integer
+ \see parseint
+ \ingroup parseint
+ */
struct Parse_UInt32
: public detail::packet::ParseIntOps<Parse_UInt32,boost::uint32_t>,
public PacketParserBase
void value(value_type v) { detail::packet::write_uint32(i(),v); }
Parse_UInt32 const & operator= (value_type other) { value(other); return *this; }
};
+ /** \brief Write parsed value to stream
+ \related Parse_UInt32
+ */
inline std::ostream & operator<<(std::ostream & os, Parse_UInt32 const & i)
{ os << i.value(); return os; }
+ /** \brief Parse signed bitfield with up to 32bit's
+
+ This parser will parse a bitfield beginning at the bit \a Start and ending \e before \a
+ End. Bits are numbered <em>most significant bit first</em> as this is the customary
+ numbering used when defining packet data structures. \a Start and \a End can be \e
+ arbitrary as long as the field is between 1 and 32 bits in size. In other words, \c
+ Parse_IntField<53,81> is a valid 30 bit field.
+
+ When defining a compound parser with several bit fields, you need to take care of the fact,
+ that several integer field parsers will interpret the same data \e bytes (but not the same
+ \e bits). It is customary for several integer field parsers to start at the same byte offset
+ with ever increasing bit offsets.
+
+ \see parseint
+
+ \implementation The integer field parser is highly optimized. Since the bit positions are
+ compile-time constants, the compiler will create optimized bit-masks to directly access
+ the value. The parser is also optimized to access the minimum number of data bytes
+ necessary.
+
+ \ingroup parseint
+ */
template <unsigned Start, unsigned End>
struct Parse_IntField
: public detail::packet::ParseIntOps<Parse_IntField<Start,End>,boost::int32_t>,
BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT( Start<End );
BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT( End-Start<=32 );
};
+ /** \brief Write parsed value to stream
+ \related Parse_IntField
+ */
template <unsigned Start, unsigned End>
inline std::ostream & operator<<(std::ostream & os, Parse_IntField<Start,End> const & i)
{ os << i.value(); return os; }
+ /** \brief Parse unsigned bitfield with up to 32bit's
+
+ This parser will parse a bitfield beginning at the bit \a Start and ending \e before \a
+ End. Bits are numbered <em>most significant bit first</em> as this is the customary
+ numbering used when defining packet data structures. \a Start and \a End can be \e
+ arbitrary as long as the field is between 1 and 32 bits in size. In other words, \c
+ Parse_IntField<53,81> is a valid 30 bit field.
+
+ When defining a compound parser with several bit fields, you need to take care of the fact,
+ that several integer field parsers will interpret the same data \e bytes (but not the same
+ \e bits). It is customary for several integer field parsers to start at the same byte offset
+ with ever increasing bit offsets.
+
+ \see parseint
+
+ \implementation The integer field parser is highly optimized. Since the bit positions are
+ compile-time constants, the compiler will create optimized bit-masks to directly access
+ the value. The parser is also optimized to access the minimum number of data bytes
+ necessary.
+
+ \ingroup parseint
+ */
template <unsigned Start, unsigned End>
struct Parse_UIntField
: public detail::packet::ParseIntOps<Parse_UIntField<Start,End>,boost::uint32_t>,
BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT( Start<End );
BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT( End-Start<=32 );
};
+ /** \brief Write parsed value to stream
+ \related Parse_UIntField
+ */
template <unsigned Start, unsigned End>
inline std::ostream & operator<<(std::ostream & os, Parse_UIntField<Start,End> const & i)
{ os << i.value(); return os; }
- template <unsigned bit>
+ /** \brief Parse single-bit flag
+
+ This parser will parse a single bit as True/False value. Bits are numbered <em>most
+ significant bit first</em> as this is the customary numbering used when defining packet data
+ structures. \a Bit can be arbitrary, \c Parse_Flag<75> is a valid flag parser.
+
+ When defining a compound parser with several bit fields, you need to take care of the fact,
+ that several integer field parsers will interpret the same data \e bytes (but not the same
+ \e bits). It is customary for several integer field parsers to start at the same byte offset
+ with ever increasing bit offsets.
+
+ \see parseint
+ \ingroup parseint
+ */
+ template <unsigned Bit>
struct Parse_Flag
- : public detail::packet::ParseIntOps<Parse_Flag<bit>,bool>,
+ : public detail::packet::ParseIntOps<Parse_Flag<Bit>,bool>,
public PacketParserBase
{
Parse_Flag(data_iterator i, state_type s) : PacketParserBase(i,s,fixed_bytes) {}
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
typedef bool value_type;
- static size_type const fixed_bytes = bit/8+1;
+ static size_type const fixed_bytes = Bit/8+1;
- value_type value() const { return i()[bit/8] & (1<<(7-(bit%8))); }
+ value_type value() const { return i()[Bit/8] & (1<<(7-(Bit%8))); }
void value(value_type v) {
- if (v) i()[0] |= 1<<(7-(bit%8));
- else i()[0] &= ~(1<<(7-(bit%8)));
+ if (v) i()[0] |= 1<<(7-(Bit%8));
+ else i()[0] &= ~(1<<(7-(Bit%8)));
}
Parse_Flag const & operator= (value_type other) { value(other); return *this; }
};
- template <unsigned bit>
- inline std::ostream & operator<<(std::ostream & os, Parse_Flag<bit> const & i)
+ /** \brief Write parsed value to stream
+ \related Parse_Flag
+ */
+ template <unsigned Bit>
+ inline std::ostream & operator<<(std::ostream & os, Parse_Flag<Bit> const & i)
{ os << i.value(); return os; }
}
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