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* start working on tracking down tcp buffer bug * mtu refactor * modularize test * more precise testing * tests fail, but is it the failure we are looking for? * fix typo in espradio link (#76) * implement a new backoff abstraction (#75) * rewrite backoff api * rewrite tcp.Conn.Write * keep fixing small things * much better Conn.Read implementation * fix critical overflow bug in internal.ConnRWBackoff --------- Co-authored-by: Joel Wetzell <jwetzell@yahoo.com>
137 lines
5.4 KiB
Go
137 lines
5.4 KiB
Go
package ethernet
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import (
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"strconv"
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)
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const (
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// MaxMTU defines the maximum payload of a standard ethernet frame. Does NOT include ethernet header, FCS and VLAN tag.
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// Ethernet frames can be larger but this is out of the 802.3 standard and going into jumbo frame territory.
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MaxMTU = 1500
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// MaxFrameLength (1522) defines the maximum length of a standard ethernet frame including headers, FCS and VLAN if present.
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MaxFrameLength = MaxMTU + MaxOverheadSize
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// MaxOverheadSize is the maximum overhead a packet can incur
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// from transmitting an ethernet frame. Includes:
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// - 14 bytes of Ethernet header containing MAC addresses and ethernet type, always present
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// - 4 bytes of VLAN tag, if present. See 802.1Q.
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// - 4 bytes of the 32 bit trailing CRC, if required by PHY.
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MaxOverheadSize = sizeHeaderNoVLAN + fcsOverhead + vlanOverhead
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vlanOverhead = 4
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fcsOverhead = 4
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sizeHeaderNoVLAN = 14
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// MinimumFrameLength as defined by IEEE 802.3 standards. Includes ethernet header.
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MinimumFrameLength = 64
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// Does not include VLAN/FCS for more conservative minimum MTU.
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MinimumMTU = MinimumFrameLength - sizeHeaderNoVLAN
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)
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// AppendAddr appends the text representation of the hardware address to the destination buffer.
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func AppendAddr(dst []byte, hwAddr [6]byte) []byte {
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for i, b := range hwAddr {
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if i != 0 {
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dst = append(dst, ':')
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}
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if b < 16 {
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dst = append(dst, '0')
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}
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dst = strconv.AppendUint(dst, uint64(b), 16)
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}
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return dst
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}
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// BroadcastAddr returns the all 0xff's broadcast hardware/MAC/EUI/OUI address.
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func BroadcastAddr() [6]byte {
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return [6]byte{0xff, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff}
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}
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// IPv4MulticastToMAC maps an IPv4 multicast address to the corresponding
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// Ethernet multicast MAC address.
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//
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// If ip is not in the IPv4 multicast range (224.0.0.0/4), ok is false and
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// mac is zero.
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func MulticastAddrFrom4(ip [4]byte) (mac [6]byte, ok bool) {
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if ip[0]&0xf0 != 0xe0 {
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return mac, false
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}
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mac[0] = 0x01
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mac[1] = 0x00
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mac[2] = 0x5e
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// Lower 23 bits of IP
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mac[3] = ip[1] & 0x7f // drop top bit
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mac[4] = ip[2]
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mac[5] = ip[3]
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return mac, true
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}
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//go:generate stringer -type=Type -linecomment -output stringers.go .
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type Type uint16
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// IsSize returns true if the EtherType is actually the size of the payload
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// and should NOT be interpreted as an EtherType.
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func (et Type) IsSize() bool { return et <= 1500 }
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// Ethernet type flags
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const (
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TypeIPv4 Type = 0x0800 // IPv4
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TypeARP Type = 0x0806 // ARP
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TypeWakeOnLAN Type = 0x0842 // wake on LAN
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TypeTRILL Type = 0x22F3 // TRILL
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TypeDECnetPhase4 Type = 0x6003 // DECnetPhase4
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TypeRARP Type = 0x8035 // RARP
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TypeAppleTalk Type = 0x809B // AppleTalk
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TypeAARP Type = 0x80F3 // AARP
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TypeIPX1 Type = 0x8137 // IPx1
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TypeIPX2 Type = 0x8138 // IPx2
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TypeQNXQnet Type = 0x8204 // QNXQnet
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TypeIPv6 Type = 0x86DD // IPv6
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TypeEthernetFlowControl Type = 0x8808 // EthernetFlowCtl
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TypeIEEE802_3 Type = 0x8809 // IEEE802.3
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TypeCobraNet Type = 0x8819 // CobraNet
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TypeMPLSUnicast Type = 0x8847 // MPLS Unicast
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TypeMPLSMulticast Type = 0x8848 // MPLS Multicast
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TypePPPoEDiscovery Type = 0x8863 // PPPoE discovery
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TypePPPoESession Type = 0x8864 // PPPoE session
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TypeJumboFrames Type = 0x8870 // jumbo frames
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TypeHomePlug1_0MME Type = 0x887B // home plug 1 0mme
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TypeIEEE802_1X Type = 0x888E // IEEE 802.1x
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TypePROFINET Type = 0x8892 // profinet
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TypeHyperSCSI Type = 0x889A // hyper SCSI
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TypeAoE Type = 0x88A2 // AoE
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TypeEtherCAT Type = 0x88A4 // EtherCAT
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TypeEthernetPowerlink Type = 0x88AB // Ethernet powerlink
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TypeLLDP Type = 0x88CC // LLDP
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TypeSERCOS3 Type = 0x88CD // SERCOS3
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TypeHomePlugAVMME Type = 0x88E1 // home plug AVMME
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TypeMRP Type = 0x88E3 // MRP
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TypeIEEE802_1AE Type = 0x88E5 // IEEE 802.1ae
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TypeIEEE1588 Type = 0x88F7 // IEEE 1588
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TypeIEEE802_1ag Type = 0x8902 // IEEE 802.1ag
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TypeFCoE Type = 0x8906 // FCoE
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TypeFCoEInit Type = 0x8914 // FCoE init
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TypeRoCE Type = 0x8915 // RoCE
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TypeCTP Type = 0x9000 // CTP
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TypeVeritasLLT Type = 0xCAFE // Veritas LLT
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TypeVLAN Type = 0x8100 // VLAN
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TypeServiceVLAN Type = 0x88a8 // service VLAN
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// minEthPayload is the minimum payload size for an Ethernet frame, assuming
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// that no 802.1Q VLAN tags are present.
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minEthPayload = 46
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)
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// VLANTag holds priority (PCP) Drop indicator (DEI) and VLAN ID bits of the VLAN tag field.
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type VLANTag uint16
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// DropEligibleIndicator returns true if the DEI bit is set.
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// DEI may be used separately or in conjunction with PCP to indicate frames eligible to be dropped in the presence of congestion.
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func (vt VLANTag) DropEligibleIndicator() bool { return vt&(1<<3) != 0 }
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// PriorityCodePoint is 3-bit field which refers to the IEEE 802.1p class of service (CoS) and maps to the frame priority level. Different PCP values can be used to prioritize different classes of traffic
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func (vt VLANTag) PriorityCodePoint() uint8 { return uint8(vt & 0b111) }
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// VLANIdentifier 12 bit field which specifies which VLAN the frame belongs to. Values of 0 and 4095 are reserved.
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func (vt VLANTag) VLANIdentifier() uint16 { return uint16(vt) >> 4 }
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