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-// Copyright 2014 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved. |
-// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be |
-// found in the LICENSE file. |
- |
-#ifndef CHROMECAST_MEDIA_CMA_IPC_MEDIA_MESSAGE_H_ |
-#define CHROMECAST_MEDIA_CMA_IPC_MEDIA_MESSAGE_H_ |
- |
-#include <stddef.h> |
-#include <stdint.h> |
- |
-#include <memory> |
- |
-#include "base/callback.h" |
-#include "base/macros.h" |
- |
-namespace chromecast { |
-namespace media { |
-class MediaMemoryChunk; |
- |
-// MediaMessage - |
-// Represents a media message, including: |
-// - a message header that gives for example the message size or its type, |
-// - the content of the message, |
-// - and some possible padding if the content does not occupy the whole |
-// reserved space. |
-// |
-class MediaMessage { |
- public: |
- // Memory allocator: given a number of bytes to allocate, |
- // return the pointer to the allocated block if successful |
- // or NULL if allocation failed. |
- typedef base::Callback<std::unique_ptr<MediaMemoryChunk>(size_t)> |
- MemoryAllocatorCB; |
- |
- // Creates a message with no associated memory for its content, i.e. |
- // each write on this message is a dummy operation. |
- // This type of message can be useful to calculate first the size of the |
- // message, before allocating the real message. |
- static std::unique_ptr<MediaMessage> CreateDummyMessage(uint32_t type); |
- |
- // Creates a message with a capacity of at least |msg_content_capacity| |
- // bytes. The actual content size can be smaller than its capacity. |
- // The message can be populated with some Write functions. |
- static std::unique_ptr<MediaMessage> CreateMessage( |
- uint32_t type, |
- const MemoryAllocatorCB& memory_allocator, |
- size_t msg_content_capacity); |
- |
- // Creates a message of type |type| whose serialized structure is stored |
- // in |mem|. |
- static std::unique_ptr<MediaMessage> CreateMessage( |
- uint32_t type, |
- std::unique_ptr<MediaMemoryChunk> mem); |
- |
- // Creates a message from a memory area which already contains |
- // the serialized structure of the message. |
- // Only Read functions can be invoked on this type of message. |
- static std::unique_ptr<MediaMessage> MapMessage( |
- std::unique_ptr<MediaMemoryChunk> mem); |
- |
- // Return the minimum size of a message. |
- static size_t minimum_msg_size() { |
- return offsetof(SerializedMsg, content); |
- } |
- |
- ~MediaMessage(); |
- |
- // Indicate whether the underlying serialized structure of the message is |
- // available. |
- // Note: the serialized structure might be unavailable in case of a dummy |
- // message or if the underlying memory has been invalidated. |
- bool IsSerializedMsgAvailable() const; |
- |
- // Return the message and the total size of the message |
- // incuding the header, the content and the possible padding. |
- const void* msg() const { return msg_read_only_; } |
- size_t size() const { return cached_msg_.header.size; } |
- |
- // Return the size of the message without padding. |
- size_t actual_size() const { |
- return minimum_msg_size() + cached_msg_.header.content_size; |
- } |
- |
- // Return the size of the content of the message. |
- size_t content_size() const { return cached_msg_.header.content_size; } |
- |
- // Return the type of the message. |
- uint32_t type() const { return cached_msg_.header.type; } |
- |
- // Append a POD to the message. |
- // Return true if the POD has been succesfully written. |
- template<typename T> bool WritePod(T* const& pod); |
- template<typename T> bool WritePod(const T& pod) { |
- return WriteBuffer(&pod, sizeof(T)); |
- } |
- |
- // Append a raw buffer to the message. |
- bool WriteBuffer(const void* src, size_t size); |
- |
- // Read a POD from the message. |
- template<typename T> bool ReadPod(T* pod) { |
- return ReadBuffer(pod, sizeof(T)); |
- } |
- |
- // Read |size| bytes from the message from the last read position |
- // and write it to |dst|. |
- bool ReadBuffer(void* dst, size_t size); |
- |
- // Return a pointer to a buffer of size |size|. |
- // Return NULL if not successful. |
- const void* GetBuffer(size_t size); |
- void* GetWritableBuffer(size_t size); |
- |
- private: |
- MediaMessage(uint32_t type, size_t msg_size); |
- MediaMessage(uint32_t type, std::unique_ptr<MediaMemoryChunk> memory); |
- MediaMessage(std::unique_ptr<MediaMemoryChunk> memory); |
- |
- struct Header { |
- // Total size of the message (including both header & content). |
- uint32_t size; |
- // Indicate the message type. |
- uint32_t type; |
- // Actual size of the content in the message. |
- uint32_t content_size; |
- }; |
- |
- struct SerializedMsg { |
- // Message header. |
- Header header; |
- |
- // Start of the content of the message. |
- // Use uint8_t since no special alignment is needed. |
- uint8_t content; |
- }; |
- |
- // Indicate whether the message is a dummy message, i.e. a message without |
- // a complete underlying serialized structure: only the message header is |
- // available. |
- bool is_dummy_msg_; |
- |
- // |cached_msg_| is used for 2 purposes: |
- // - to create a dummy message |
- // - for security purpose: cache the msg header to avoid browser security |
- // issues. |
- SerializedMsg cached_msg_; |
- Header* const cached_header_; |
- |
- SerializedMsg* msg_; |
- SerializedMsg* msg_read_only_; |
- |
- // Memory allocated to store the underlying serialized structure into memory. |
- // Note: a dummy message has no underlying serialized structure: |
- // |mem_| is a null pointer in that case. |
- std::unique_ptr<MediaMemoryChunk> mem_; |
- |
- // Read iterator into the message. |
- size_t rd_offset_; |
- |
- DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(MediaMessage); |
-}; |
- |
-} // namespace media |
-} // namespace chromecast |
- |
-#endif |