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#ifndef DNS_OBJECT_H
#define DNS_OBJECT_H
//======================================================================================================================
// MARK: - Headers
#include "ref_count.h"
#include "nullability.h"
//======================================================================================================================
// MARK: - DNS Object Kind and Subkind Helper Macros
// Define a base DNS object.
#define DNS_OBJECT_DEFINE_FULL(NAME) REF_COUNT_OBJECT_DEFINE_FULL(dns_obj, NAME)
// Define a kind type for a DNS object that has a subkind.
#define DNS_OBJECT_DEFINE_KIND_TYPE_FOR_SUBKIND(NAME, ...) REF_COUNT_OBJECT_DEFINE_KIND_TYPE_FOR_SUBKIND(dns_obj, NAME, __VA_ARGS__)
// Define a subkind of a DNS object.
// Subkind with no comparator nor finalizer.
#define DNS_OBJECT_SUBKIND_DEFINE_ABSTRUCT(SUPER, NAME, ...) REF_COUNT_OBJECT_SUBKIND_DEFINE_ABSTRUCT(dns_obj, SUPER, NAME, __VA_ARGS__)
// Subkind with no finalizer, but with comparator.
#define DNS_OBJECT_SUBKIND_DEFINE_WITHOUT_FINALIZER(SUPER, NAME, ...) REF_COUNT_OBJECT_SUBKIND_DEFINE_WITHOUT_FINALIZER(dns_obj, SUPER, NAME, __VA_ARGS__)
// Subkind with finalizer, but with no comparator.
#define DNS_OBJECT_SUBKIND_DEFINE_WITHOUT_COMPARATOR(SUPER, NAME, ...) REF_COUNT_OBJECT_SUBKIND_DEFINE_WITHOUT_COMPARATOR(dns_obj, SUPER, NAME, __VA_ARGS__)
// Subkind with both finalizer and comparator.
#define DNS_OBJECT_SUBKIND_DEFINE_FULL(SUPER, NAME, ...) REF_COUNT_OBJECT_SUBKIND_DEFINE_FULL(dns_obj, SUPER, NAME, __VA_ARGS__)
// Declare all kinds and subkinds as the DNS objects.
// Declare an object as a DNS object.
#define DNS_OBJECT_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT(NAME) REF_COUNT_OBJECT_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT(dns_obj, NAME)
// Declare a subkind of object as a DNS object.
#define DNS_OBJECT_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT_SUBKIND(SUPER, NAME) REF_COUNT_OBJECT_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT_SUBKIND(dns_obj, SUPER, NAME)
// Declare an object array as a DNS object array.
#define DNS_OBJECT_ARRAY_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT(NAME) REF_COUNT_OBJECT_ARRAY_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT(dns_obj, NAME)
// Declare a subkind of object array as a DNS object array.
#define DNS_OBJECT_ARRAY_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT_SUBKIND(SUPER, NAME) REF_COUNT_OBJECT_ARRAY_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT_SUBKIND(dns_obj, SUPER, NAME)
#define DNS_OBJECT_TYPEDEF_OPAQUE_POINTER(NAME) OBJECT_TYPEDEF_OPAQUE_POINTER(dns_obj_ ## NAME)
#define DNS_OBJECT_SUBKIND_TYPEDEF_OPAQUE_POINTER(SUPER, NAME) OBJECT_TYPEDEF_OPAQUE_POINTER(dns_obj_ ## SUPER ## _ ## NAME)
//======================================================================================================================
// MARK: - DNS Object Families
OBJECT_TYPEDEF_OPAQUE_POINTER(dns_obj);
typedef union {
STRUCT_PTR_DECLARE(dns_obj); // Declare dns_obj_t object family.
DNS_OBJECT_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT(domain_name); // Declare dns_obj_domain_name_t as a dns_obj_t object.
DNS_OBJECT_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT(rr); // Declare dns_obj_rr_t as a dns_obj_t object.
DNS_OBJECT_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT_SUBKIND(rr, cname); // Declare dns_obj_rr_cname_t as a subkind of dns_obj_rr_t.
DNS_OBJECT_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT_SUBKIND(rr, soa); // Declare dns_obj_rr_soa_t as a subkind of dns_obj_rr_t.
DNS_OBJECT_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT_SUBKIND(rr, srv); // Declare dns_obj_rr_srv_t as a subkind of dns_obj_rr_t.
DNS_OBJECT_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT_SUBKIND(rr, nsec); // Declare dns_obj_rr_nsec_t as a subkind of dns_obj_rr_t.
DNS_OBJECT_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT_SUBKIND(rr, ds); // Declare dns_obj_rr_ds_t as a subkind of dns_obj_rr_t.
DNS_OBJECT_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT_SUBKIND(rr, rrsig); // Declare dns_obj_rr_rrsig_t as a subkind of dns_obj_rr_t.
DNS_OBJECT_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT_SUBKIND(rr, dnskey); // Declare dns_obj_rr_dnskey_t as a subkind of dns_obj_rr_t.
DNS_OBJECT_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT_SUBKIND(rr, nsec3); // Declare dns_obj_rr_nsec3_t as a subkind of dns_obj_rr_t.
} dns_obj_any_t __attribute__((__transparent_union__)); // __transparent_union__ makes all object above as valid DNS objects.
typedef union {
STRUCT_ARRAY_PTR_DECLARE(dns_obj); // Declare dns_obj_t objects to be sortable.
DNS_OBJECT_ARRAY_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT(domain_name); // Declare dns_obj_domain_name_t objects to be sortable.
DNS_OBJECT_ARRAY_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT(rr); // Declare dns_obj_rr_t objects to be sortable.
DNS_OBJECT_ARRAY_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT_SUBKIND(rr, nsec); // Declare dns_obj_rr_nsec_t objects to be sortable.
DNS_OBJECT_ARRAY_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT_SUBKIND(rr, dnskey); // Declare dns_obj_rr_dnskey_t objects to be sortable.
DNS_OBJECT_ARRAY_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT_SUBKIND(rr, nsec3); // Declare dns_obj_rr_nsec3_t objects to be sortable.
} dns_objs_any_t __attribute__((__transparent_union__)); // __transparent_union__ makes all arrays above as valid DNS object arrays.
//======================================================================================================================
// MARK: - Object Methods
/*!
* @brief
* Retain a supported DNS object by increasing the reference count by one.
*
* @param dns_object
* The supported DNS object contained in dns_obj_any_t union.
*
* @result
* The retained DNS object.
*/
dns_obj_t NONNULL
dns_obj_retain(dns_obj_any_t dns_object);
/*!
* @brief
* Release a supported DNS object by decreasing the reference count by one. If the reference count becomes zero after releasing, the object will be
* finalized.
*
* @param dns_object
* The supported DNS object contained in dns_obj_any_t union.
*
* @discussion
* Use MDNS_DISPOSE_DNS_OBJ()
provided by mdns_strict.h
rather than the dns_obj_release()
,
* because the macro checks the nullability of the pointer and always set the pointer to NULL after releasing.
*/
void
dns_obj_release(dns_obj_any_t dns_object);
/*!
* @brief
* Check if two supported DNS objects are equal or not, based on the definition of the comparator of the object.
*
* @param dns_object1
* The supported DNS object to check the equality.
*
* @param dns_object2
* The supported DNS object to check the equality.
*
* @result
* True if two objects have the same kind and the defined comparator indicates that they are equal, or the two objects are pointing to the same object
* instance. Otherwise, false.
*
* @discussion
* If the kind of the two objects has no comparator defined, the comparator of the super kind will be used to determine their equality. Such process will
* continue until one available comparator is found or the root kind (NULL) is reached. If no comparator is available for the current kind, the result will be
* false.
*/
bool
dns_obj_equal(dns_obj_any_t dns_object1, dns_obj_any_t dns_object2);
/*!
* @brief
* Compare two supported DNS objects, based on the definition of the comparator of the object.
*
* @param dns_object1
* The supported DNS object to compare.
*
* @param dns_object2
* The supported DNS object to compare.
*
* @result
* compare_result_less
if dns_object1
is less than dns_object2
.
* compare_result_equal
if dns_object1
is equal to dns_object2
.
* compare_result_greater
if dns_object1
is greater than dns_object2
.
* compare_result_notequal
if two objects can be compared and they are not equal, but the specific order of the two objects cannot be determined.
* compare_result_unknown
if two objects have different kind or no any comparator available to determine the comparison result, or any
* unexpected cases defined by the comparator.
*
* @discussion
* If the kind of the two objects has no comparator defined, the comparator of the super kind will be used to determine their equality. Such process will
* continue until one available comparator is found or the root kind (NULL) is reached. If no comparator is available for the current kind, the result will be
* compare_result_unknown
.
*
* When the caller only wants know the equality of the two objects, use dns_obj_equal()
instead of dns_obj_compare()
* because the former is faster than the latter.
*/
compare_result_t
dns_obj_compare(dns_obj_any_t dns_object1, dns_obj_any_t dns_object2);
/*!
* @brief
* Sort the DNS objects array by the ascending or descending order.
*
* @param dns_objects
* The DNS object array to be sorted.
*
* @param count
* The number of objects in the array.
*
* @param order
* The order of the sorted array, it can be
* sort_order_ascending
for the ascending order.
* sort_order_descending
for the descending order.
*
* @discussion
* The object has to have a comparator that can determine the specific order of the two objects that have the same kind, in order to be sortable. If no
* comparator is available or the comparator can only determine the equality of the objects, the array will be returned untouched.
*/
void
dns_objs_sort(dns_objs_any_t dns_objects, size_t count, sort_order_t order);
#define MDNS_DISPOSE_DNS_OBJ(obj) _MDNS_STRICT_DISPOSE_TEMPLATE(obj, dns_obj_release)
#define dns_obj_replace(PTR, OBJ) \
do { \
if ((OBJ) != NULL) { \
dns_obj_retain(OBJ); \
} \
if (*(PTR)) { \
MDNS_DISPOSE_DNS_OBJ(*(PTR)); \
} \
*(PTR) = (OBJ); \
} while(0)
#define dns_obj_forget(PTR) \
do { \
if (*(PTR)) { \
dns_obj_release(*(PTR)); \
*(PTR) = NULL; \
} \
} while(0)
#endif // DNS_OBJECT_H