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16 #ifndef __FIB_TYPES_H__
17 #define __FIB_TYPES_H__
19 #include <vlib/vlib.h>
20 #include <vnet/ip/ip6_packet.h>
21 #include <vnet/mpls/packet.h>
22 #include <vnet/dpo/dpo.h>
25 * A typedef of a node index.
26 * we make this typedef so the code becomes easier for a human to parse.
28 typedef u32 fib_node_index_t;
29 #define FIB_NODE_INDEX_INVALID ((fib_node_index_t)(~0))
32 * Protocol Type. packed so it consumes a u8 only
34 typedef enum fib_protocol_t_ {
42 } __attribute__ ((packed)) fib_protocol_t;
44 #define FIB_PROTOCOLS { \
45 [FIB_PROTOCOL_IP4] = "ipv4", \
46 [FIB_PROTOCOL_IP6] = "ipv6", \
47 [FIB_PROTOCOL_MPLS] = "MPLS", \
51 * Definition outside of enum so it does not need to be included in non-defaulted
54 #define FIB_PROTOCOL_MAX (FIB_PROTOCOL_MPLS + 1)
57 * Not part of the enum so it does not have to be handled in switch statements
59 #define FIB_PROTOCOL_NONE (FIB_PROTOCOL_MAX+1)
61 #define FOR_EACH_FIB_PROTOCOL(_item) \
62 for (_item = FIB_PROTOCOL_IP4; \
63 _item <= FIB_PROTOCOL_MPLS; \
66 #define FOR_EACH_FIB_IP_PROTOCOL(_item) \
67 for (_item = FIB_PROTOCOL_IP4; \
68 _item <= FIB_PROTOCOL_IP6; \
73 * Link Type. This maps directly into the ethertype.
75 typedef enum fib_link_t_ {
84 } __attribute__ ((packed)) fib_link_t;
87 * Definition outside of enum so it does not need to be included in non-defaulted
90 #define FIB_LINK_NUM (FIB_LINK_MPLS+1)
93 [FIB_LINK_ETHERNET] = "ethernet", \
94 [FIB_LINK_IP4] = "ipv4", \
95 [FIB_LINK_IP6] = "ipv6", \
96 [FIB_LINK_MPLS] = "mpls", \
99 #define FOR_EACH_FIB_LINK(_item) \
100 for (_item = FIB_LINK_IP4; \
101 _item <= FIB_LINK_MPLS; \
104 #define FOR_EACH_FIB_IP_LINK(_item) \
105 for (_item = FIB_LINK_IP4; \
106 _item <= FIB_LINK_IP6; \
110 * @brief Convert from a protocol to a link type
112 fib_link_t fib_proto_to_link (fib_protocol_t proto);
115 * FIB output chain type. When a child object requests a forwarding contribution
116 * from a parent, it does so for a particular scenario. This enumererates those
119 typedef enum fib_forward_chain_type_t_ {
121 * Contribute an object that is to be used to forward IP4 packets
123 FIB_FORW_CHAIN_TYPE_UNICAST_IP4,
125 * Contribute an object that is to be used to forward IP6 packets
127 FIB_FORW_CHAIN_TYPE_UNICAST_IP6,
129 * Contribute an object that is to be used to forward non-end-of-stack
132 FIB_FORW_CHAIN_TYPE_MPLS_NON_EOS,
134 * Contribute an object that is to be used to forward end-of-stack
135 * MPLS packets. This is a convenient ID for clients. A real EOS chain
136 * must be pay-load protocol specific. This
137 * option is converted into one of the other three internally.
139 FIB_FORW_CHAIN_TYPE_MPLS_EOS,
141 * Contribute an object that is to be used to forward Ethernet packets.
142 * This is last in the list since it is not valid for many FIB objects,
143 * and thus their array of per-chain-type DPOs can be sized smaller.
145 FIB_FORW_CHAIN_TYPE_ETHERNET,
146 } __attribute__ ((packed)) fib_forward_chain_type_t;
148 #define FIB_FORW_CHAINS { \
149 [FIB_FORW_CHAIN_TYPE_ETHERNET] = "ethernet", \
150 [FIB_FORW_CHAIN_TYPE_UNICAST_IP4] = "unicast-ip4", \
151 [FIB_FORW_CHAIN_TYPE_UNICAST_IP6] = "unicast-ip6", \
152 [FIB_FORW_CHAIN_TYPE_MPLS_NON_EOS] = "mpls-neos", \
153 [FIB_FORW_CHAIN_TYPE_MPLS_EOS] = "mpls-eos", \
156 #define FIB_FORW_CHAIN_NUM (FIB_FORW_CHAIN_TYPE_MPLS_ETHERNET+1)
157 #define FIB_FORW_CHAIN_MPLS_NUM (FIB_FORW_CHAIN_TYPE_MPLS_EOS+1)
159 #define FOR_EACH_FIB_FORW_CHAIN(_item) \
160 for (_item = FIB_FORW_CHAIN_TYPE_ETHERNET; \
161 _item <= FIB_FORW_CHAIN_TYPE_MPLS_EOS; \
165 * @brief Convert from a chain type to the adjacencies link type
167 extern fib_link_t fib_forw_chain_type_to_link_type(fib_forward_chain_type_t fct);
170 * @brief Convert from a payload-protocol to a chain type.
172 extern fib_forward_chain_type_t fib_forw_chain_type_from_dpo_proto(dpo_proto_t proto);
175 * @brief Convert from a chain type to the DPO proto it will install
177 extern dpo_proto_t fib_forw_chain_type_to_dpo_proto(fib_forward_chain_type_t fct);
180 * Aggregrate type for a prefix
182 typedef struct fib_prefix_t_ {
191 fib_protocol_t fp_proto;
194 * Pad to keep the address 4 byte aligned
200 * The address type is not deriveable from the fp_addr member.
201 * If it's v4, then the first 3 u32s of the address will be 0.
202 * v6 addresses (even v4 mapped ones) have at least 2 u32s assigned
203 * to non-zero values. true. but when it's all zero, one cannot decide.
205 ip46_address_t fp_addr;
208 mpls_label_t fp_label;
209 mpls_eos_bit_t fp_eos;
211 * This protocol determines the payload protocol of packets
212 * that will be forwarded by this entry once the label is popped.
213 * For a non-eos entry it will be MPLS.
215 dpo_proto_t fp_payload_proto;
220 _Static_assert(STRUCT_OFFSET_OF(fib_prefix_t, fp_addr) == 4,
221 "FIB Prefix's address is 4 byte aligned.");
224 * \brief Compare two prefixes for equality
226 extern int fib_prefix_cmp(const fib_prefix_t *p1,
227 const fib_prefix_t *p2);
230 * \brief Compare two prefixes for covering relationship
232 * \return non-zero if the first prefix is a cover for the second
234 extern int fib_prefix_is_cover(const fib_prefix_t *p1,
235 const fib_prefix_t *p2);
238 * \brief Return true is the prefix is a host prefix
240 extern int fib_prefix_is_host(const fib_prefix_t *p);
242 extern u8 * format_fib_prefix(u8 * s, va_list * args);
243 extern u8 * format_fib_forw_chain_type(u8 * s, va_list * args);
245 extern dpo_proto_t fib_proto_to_dpo(fib_protocol_t fib_proto);
246 extern dpo_proto_t fib_link_to_dpo_proto(fib_link_t linkt);
247 extern fib_protocol_t dpo_proto_to_fib(dpo_proto_t dpo_proto);
250 * Enurmeration of special path/entry types
252 typedef enum fib_special_type_t_ {
254 * Marker. Add new types after this one.
256 FIB_SPECIAL_TYPE_FIRST = 0,
260 FIB_SPECIAL_TYPE_LOCAL = FIB_SPECIAL_TYPE_FIRST,
264 FIB_SPECIAL_TYPE_DROP,
266 * Marker. Add new types before this one, then update it.
268 FIB_SPECIAL_TYPE_LAST = FIB_SPECIAL_TYPE_DROP,
269 } __attribute__ ((packed)) fib_special_type_t;
272 * The maximum number of types
274 #define FIB_SPEICAL_TYPE_MAX (FIB_SPEICAL_TYPE_LAST + 1)
276 #define FOR_EACH_FIB_SPEICAL_TYPE(_item) \
277 for (_item = FIB_TYPE_SPEICAL_FIRST; \
278 _item <= FIB_SPEICAL_TYPE_LAST; _item++)
280 extern u8 * format_fib_protocol(u8 * s, va_list ap);
281 extern u8 * format_fib_link(u8 *s, va_list ap);
284 * Path flags from the control plane
286 typedef enum fib_route_path_flags_t_
288 FIB_ROUTE_PATH_FLAG_NONE = 0,
290 * Recursion constraint of via a host prefix
292 FIB_ROUTE_PATH_RESOLVE_VIA_HOST = (1 << 0),
294 * Recursion constraint of via an attahced prefix
296 FIB_ROUTE_PATH_RESOLVE_VIA_ATTACHED = (1 << 1),
297 } fib_route_path_flags_t;
301 * A representation of a path as described by a route producer.
302 * These paramenters will determine the path 'type', of which there are:
303 * 1) Attached-next-hop:
304 * a single peer on a link.
305 * It is 'attached' because it is in the same sub-net as the router, on a link
306 * directly connected to the route.
307 * It is 'next=hop' since the next-hop address of the peer is known.
309 * the next-hop is not known. but we can ARP for it.
311 * The next-hop is known but the interface is not. So to find the adj to use
312 * we must recursively resolve the next-hop.
313 * 3) deaggregate (deag)
314 * A further lookup is required.
316 typedef struct fib_route_path_t_ {
318 * The protocol of the address below. We need this since the all
319 * zeros address is ambiguous.
321 fib_protocol_t frp_proto;
323 * The next-hop address.
324 * Will be NULL for attached paths.
325 * Will be all zeros for attached-next-hop paths on a p2p interface
326 * Will be all zeros for a deag path.
328 ip46_address_t frp_addr;
331 * Will be invalid for recursive paths.
335 * The FIB index to lookup the nexthop
336 * Only valid for recursive paths.
340 * [un]equal cost path weight
346 fib_route_path_flags_t frp_flags;
348 * The outgoing MPLS label. INVALID implies no label.
350 mpls_label_t frp_label;