xenocara/app/xfs/difs/swapreq.c

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/*
* swapped requests
*/
/*
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* Copyright 1990, 1991 Network Computing Devices;
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*/
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#include "config.h"
#include <swapreq.h>
#include <X11/fonts/FSproto.h>
#include "clientstr.h"
#include "globals.h"
#include "dispatch.h"
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/* Size including padding to next 32-bit boundary */
#define PAD_TO_32BIT(e) (((e) + 3) & ~3)
void
SwapLongs(long *list, unsigned long count)
{
int n;
register char *longs = (char *)list;
while (count >= 8) {
swapl(longs + 0, n);
swapl(longs + 4, n);
swapl(longs + 8, n);
swapl(longs + 12, n);
swapl(longs + 16, n);
swapl(longs + 20, n);
swapl(longs + 24, n);
swapl(longs + 28, n);
longs += 32;
count -= 8;
}
if (count != 0) {
do {
swapl(longs, n);
longs += 4;
} while (--count != 0);
}
}
/* Byte swap a list of shorts */
void
SwapShorts(short *list, unsigned long count)
{
register char *shorts = (char *)list;
register int n;
while (count >= 16) {
swaps(shorts + 0, n);
swaps(shorts + 2, n);
swaps(shorts + 4, n);
swaps(shorts + 6, n);
swaps(shorts + 8, n);
swaps(shorts + 10, n);
swaps(shorts + 12, n);
swaps(shorts + 14, n);
swaps(shorts + 16, n);
swaps(shorts + 18, n);
swaps(shorts + 20, n);
swaps(shorts + 22, n);
swaps(shorts + 24, n);
swaps(shorts + 26, n);
swaps(shorts + 28, n);
swaps(shorts + 30, n);
shorts += 32;
count -= 16;
}
if (count != 0) {
do {
swaps(shorts, n);
shorts += 2;
} while (--count != 0);
}
}
/*
* used for all requests that have nothing but 'length' swapped
*/
int
SProcSimpleRequest(ClientPtr client)
{
REQUEST(fsReq);
stuff->length = lswaps(stuff->length);
return ((*ProcVector[stuff->reqType]) (client));
}
/*
* used for all requests that have nothing but 'length' & a resource id swapped
*/
int
SProcResourceRequest(ClientPtr client)
{
REQUEST(fsResourceReq);
stuff->length = lswaps(stuff->length);
stuff->id = lswapl(stuff->id);
return ((*ProcVector[stuff->reqType]) (client));
}
static int
swap_auth(ClientPtr client, pointer data, int num, int length)
{
unsigned char *p;
unsigned char t;
CARD16 namelen,
datalen;
int i;
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if (num == 0) { /* Nothing to swap */
return (FSSuccess);
}
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/* The font service protocol spec states that the lengths should always
* be in the client's native byte order, and thus need swapping for a
* byte-swapped client - but set_font_authorizations() in the X server
* sample implementation has always filled them in in big-endian format,
* and xfs was swapping when running on a byte-swapped connection, and
* then assuming the result was big-endian.
*
* It also specifies padding each string out to the next 32-bit boundary,
* but again, set_font_authorizations() in the X server sample
* implementation has always failed to do so, but byte-pads the total
* length of data instead.
*
* This code determines if the individual string lengths add up to the
* correct total length when interpreted as generated by the traditional
* sample implementation, and if so, uses them that way, otherwise it
* will swap them, to make them big-endian, before passing on to the
* unswapped code that assumes that they are big-endian.
*/
/* First determine if data matches the traditional sample
implementation format */
for (i = 0, p = data; i < num; i++) {
if ((p - (unsigned char *)data) > (length - 4))
break;
namelen = (p[0] << 8) + p[1];
datalen = (p[2] << 8) + p[3];
p += 4 + namelen + datalen;
}
if ((i == num) && (PAD_TO_32BIT(p - (unsigned char *)data) == length))
return (FSSuccess);
/* Length didn't match, so we'll try swapping & padding */
for (i = 0, p = data; i < num; i++) {
if ((p - (unsigned char *)data) > (length - 4))
break;
namelen = (p[1] << 8) + p[0];
t = p[0];
p[0] = p[1];
p[1] = t;
p += 2;
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datalen = (p[1] << 8) + p[0];
t = p[0];
p[0] = p[1];
p[1] = t;
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p += 2 + PAD_TO_32BIT(namelen) + PAD_TO_32BIT(datalen);
}
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if ((i == num) && ((p - (unsigned char *)data) == length))
return (FSSuccess);
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/* If length didn't match either way, we give up. */
SendErrToClient(client, FSBadLength, (pointer)&length);
return (FSBadLength);
}
int
SProcCreateAC(ClientPtr client)
{
int status;
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int length;
REQUEST(fsCreateACReq);
stuff->length = lswaps(stuff->length);
stuff->acid = lswapl(stuff->acid);
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length = (stuff->length << 2) - sizeof(fsCreateACReq);
status = swap_auth(client, (pointer) &stuff[1],
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stuff->num_auths, length);
if (status != FSSuccess)
return (status);
return ((*ProcVector[stuff->reqType]) (client));
}
int
SProcSetResolution(ClientPtr client)
{
REQUEST(fsSetResolutionReq);
stuff->length = lswaps(stuff->length);
stuff->num_resolutions = lswaps(stuff->num_resolutions);
if ((int)stuff->length - (&stuff[1] - &stuff[0]) !=
stuff->num_resolutions * sizeof(fsResolution))
return (FSBadLength);
SwapShorts((short *) &stuff[1], stuff->num_resolutions);
return ((*ProcVector[stuff->reqType]) (client));
}
int
SProcQueryExtension(ClientPtr client)
{
REQUEST(fsQueryExtensionReq);
stuff->length = lswaps(stuff->length);
return ((*ProcVector[FS_QueryExtension]) (client));
}
int
SProcListCatalogues(ClientPtr client)
{
REQUEST(fsListCataloguesReq);
stuff->length = lswaps(stuff->length);
stuff->maxNames = lswapl(stuff->maxNames);
stuff->nbytes = lswaps(stuff->nbytes);
return ((*ProcVector[FS_ListCatalogues]) (client));
}
int
SProcListFonts(ClientPtr client)
{
REQUEST(fsListFontsReq);
stuff->length = lswaps(stuff->length);
stuff->maxNames = lswapl(stuff->maxNames);
stuff->nbytes = lswaps(stuff->nbytes);
return ((*ProcVector[FS_ListFonts]) (client));
}
int
SProcListFontsWithXInfo(ClientPtr client)
{
REQUEST(fsListFontsWithXInfoReq);
stuff->length = lswaps(stuff->length);
stuff->maxNames = lswapl(stuff->maxNames);
stuff->nbytes = lswaps(stuff->nbytes);
return ((*ProcVector[FS_ListFontsWithXInfo]) (client));
}
int
SProcOpenBitmapFont(ClientPtr client)
{
REQUEST(fsOpenBitmapFontReq);
stuff->length = lswaps(stuff->length);
stuff->fid = lswapl(stuff->fid);
stuff->format_hint = lswapl(stuff->format_hint);
stuff->format_mask = lswapl(stuff->format_mask);
return ((*ProcVector[FS_OpenBitmapFont]) (client));
}
int
SProcQueryXExtents(ClientPtr client)
{
REQUEST(fsQueryXExtents8Req); /* 8 and 16 are the same here */
stuff->length = lswaps(stuff->length);
stuff->fid = lswapl(stuff->fid);
stuff->num_ranges = lswapl(stuff->num_ranges);
return ((*ProcVector[stuff->reqType]) (client));
}
int
SProcQueryXBitmaps(ClientPtr client)
{
REQUEST(fsQueryXBitmaps8Req); /* 8 and 16 are the same here */
stuff->length = lswaps(stuff->length);
stuff->fid = lswapl(stuff->fid);
stuff->format = lswapl(stuff->format);
stuff->num_ranges = lswapl(stuff->num_ranges);
return ((*ProcVector[stuff->reqType]) (client));
}
int
SwapConnClientPrefix(ClientPtr client, fsConnClientPrefix *pCCP)
{
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#if 0
REQUEST(fsFakeReq);
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#endif
pCCP->major_version = lswaps(pCCP->major_version);
pCCP->minor_version = lswaps(pCCP->minor_version);
pCCP->auth_len = lswaps(pCCP->auth_len);
return (swap_auth(client, (pointer) &pCCP[1],
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pCCP->num_auths, pCCP->auth_len));
}