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/*
 * Mach RPC Subsystem Interfaces
 */

#ifndef _MACH_RPC_H_
#define _MACH_RPC_H_

#include <mach/boolean.h>
#include <mach/kern_return.h>
#include <mach/port.h>
#include <mach/vm_types.h>

#include <mach/mig.h>
#include <mach/mig_errors.h>
#include <mach/machine/rpc.h>
#include <mach/thread_status.h>

/*
 * These are the types for RPC-specific variants of the MIG routine
 * descriptor and subsystem data types.
 *
 * THIS IS ONLY FOR COMPATIBILITY.  WE WILL NOT BE IMPLEMENTING THIS.
 */

/*
 * Basic mach rpc types.
 */
typedef unsigned int    routine_arg_type;
typedef unsigned int    routine_arg_offset;
typedef unsigned int    routine_arg_size;

/*
 * Definitions for a signature's argument and routine descriptor's.
 */
struct rpc_routine_arg_descriptor {
	routine_arg_type        type;      /* Port, Array, etc. */
	routine_arg_size        size;      /* element size in bytes */
	routine_arg_size        count;     /* number of elements */
	routine_arg_offset      offset;    /* Offset in list of routine args */
};
typedef struct rpc_routine_arg_descriptor *rpc_routine_arg_descriptor_t;

struct rpc_routine_descriptor {
	mig_impl_routine_t      impl_routine;   /* Server work func pointer   */
	mig_stub_routine_t      stub_routine;   /* Unmarshalling func pointer */
	unsigned int            argc;           /* Number of argument words   */
	unsigned int            descr_count;    /* Number of complex argument */
	                                        /* descriptors                */
	rpc_routine_arg_descriptor_t
	    arg_descr;                          /* Pointer to beginning of    */
	                                        /* the arg_descr array        */
	unsigned int            max_reply_msg;  /* Max size for reply msg     */
};
typedef struct rpc_routine_descriptor *rpc_routine_descriptor_t;

#define RPC_DESCR_SIZE(x) ((x)->descr_count * \
	                        sizeof(struct rpc_routine_arg_descriptor))

struct rpc_signature {
	struct rpc_routine_descriptor rd;
	struct rpc_routine_arg_descriptor rad[1];
};

#define RPC_SIGBUF_SIZE 8

/*
 *	A subsystem describes a set of server routines that can be invoked by
 *	mach_rpc() on the ports that are registered with the subsystem.  For
 *	each routine, the routine number is given, along with the
 *	address of the implementation function in the server and a
 *	description of the arguments of the routine (it's "signature").
 *
 *	This structure definition is only a template for what is really a
 *	variable-length structure (generated by MIG for each subsystem).
 *	The actual structures do not always have one entry in the routine
 *	array, and also have a varying number of entries in the arg_descr
 *	array.  Each routine has an array of zero or more arg descriptors
 *	one for each complex arg.  These arrays are all catenated together
 *	to form the arg_descr field of the subsystem struct.  The
 *	arg_descr field of each routine entry points to a unique sub-sequence
 *	within this catenated array.  The goal is to keep everything
 *	contiguous.
 */
struct rpc_subsystem {
	void            *reserved;      /* Reserved for system use */

	mach_msg_id_t   start;          /* Min routine number */
	mach_msg_id_t   end;            /* Max routine number + 1 */
	unsigned int    maxsize;        /* Max mach_msg size */
	vm_address_t    base_addr;      /* Address of this struct in user */

	struct rpc_routine_descriptor   /* Array of routine descriptors */
	    routine[1                   /* Actually, (start-end+1) */
	];

	struct rpc_routine_arg_descriptor
	    arg_descriptor[1               /* Actually, the sum of the descr_ */
	];                                 /* count fields for all routines   */
};
typedef struct rpc_subsystem  *rpc_subsystem_t;

#define RPC_SUBSYSTEM_NULL      ((rpc_subsystem_t) 0)

#endif  /* _MACH_RPC_H_ */