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/* 6.3 CommandDispatcher.c */
/* CommandDispatcher() performs the following operations: */
/* *	unmarshals command parameters from the input buffer; */
/* NOTE Unlike other unmarshaling functions, parmBufferStart does not advance.  parmBufferSize Is
   reduced.  */
/* *	invokes the function that performs the command actions; */
/* *	marshals the returned handles, if any; and */
/* *	marshals the returned parameters, if any, into the output buffer putting in the
   *	parameterSize field if authorization sessions are present. */
/* NOTE 1 The output buffer is the return from the MemoryGetResponseBuffer() function.  It includes
   the header, handles, response parameters, and authorization area. respParmSize is the response
   parameter size, and does not include the header, handles, or authorization area. */
/* NOTE 2 The reference implementation is permitted to do compare operations over a union as a byte
   array.  Therefore, the command parameter in structure must be initialized (e.g., zeroed) before
   unmarshaling so that the compare operation is valid in cases where some bytes are unused. */
/* 6.3.1.1 Includes */
#include "Tpm.h"
#ifdef  TABLE_DRIVEN_DISPATCH  //%
typedef TPM_RC(NoFlagFunction)(void *target, BYTE **buffer, INT32 *size);
typedef TPM_RC(FlagFunction)(void *target, BYTE **buffer, INT32 *size, BOOL flag);
typedef FlagFunction *UNMARSHAL_t;
typedef INT16(MarshalFunction)(void *source, BYTE **buffer, INT32 *size);
typedef MarshalFunction *MARSHAL_t;
typedef TPM_RC(COMMAND_NO_ARGS)(void);
typedef TPM_RC(COMMAND_IN_ARG)(void *in);
typedef TPM_RC(COMMAND_OUT_ARG)(void *out);
typedef TPM_RC(COMMAND_INOUT_ARG)(void *in, void *out);
typedef union
{
    COMMAND_NO_ARGS         *noArgs;
    COMMAND_IN_ARG          *inArg;
    COMMAND_OUT_ARG         *outArg;
    COMMAND_INOUT_ARG       *inOutArg;
} COMMAND_t;
typedef struct
{
    COMMAND_t       command;        // Address of the command
    UINT16          inSize;         // Maximum size of the input structure
    UINT16          outSize;        // Maximum size of the output structure
    UINT16          typesOffset;    // address of the types field
    UINT16          offsets[1];
} COMMAND_DESCRIPTOR_t;
#ifdef COMPRESSED_LISTS
#   define PAD_LIST 0
#else
#   define PAD_LIST 1
#endif
#define _COMMAND_TABLE_DISPATCH_
#include "CommandDispatchData.h"
#define TEST_COMMAND    TPM_CC_Startup
#define NEW_CC
#else
#include "Commands.h"
#endif
/* 6.3.1.2 Marshal/Unmarshal Functions */
/* 6.3.1.2.1 ParseHandleBuffer() */
/* This is the table-driven version of the handle buffer unmarshaling code */
TPM_RC
ParseHandleBuffer(
		  COMMAND                 *command
		  )
{
    TPM_RC                   result;
#if defined TABLE_DRIVEN_DISPATCH
    COMMAND_DESCRIPTOR_t    *desc;
    BYTE                    *types;
    BYTE                     type;
    BYTE                     dtype;
    // Make sure that nothing strange has happened
    pAssert(command->index
	    < sizeof(s_CommandDataArray) / sizeof(COMMAND_DESCRIPTOR_t *));
    // Get the address of the descriptor for this command
    desc = s_CommandDataArray[command->index];
    pAssert(desc != NULL);
    // Get the associated list of unmarshaling data types.
    types = &((BYTE *)desc)[desc->typesOffset];
    //    if(s_ccAttr[commandIndex].commandIndex == TEST_COMMAND)
    //        commandIndex = commandIndex;
    // No handles yet
    command->handleNum = 0;
    // Get the first type value
    for(type = *types++;
	// check each byte to make sure that we have not hit the start
	// of the parameters
	(dtype = (type & 0x7F)) < PARAMETER_FIRST_TYPE;
	// get the next type
	type = *types++)
	{
	    // See if unmarshaling of this handle type requires a flag
	    if(dtype < HANDLE_FIRST_FLAG_TYPE)
		{
		    // Look up the function to do the unmarshaling
		    NoFlagFunction  *f = (NoFlagFunction *)UnmarshalArray[dtype];
		    // call it
		    result = f(&(command->handles[command->handleNum]),
			       &command->parameterBuffer,
			       &command->parameterSize);
		}
	    else
		{
		    //  Look up the function
		    FlagFunction    *f = UnmarshalArray[dtype];
		    // Call it setting the flag to the appropriate value
		    result = f(&(command->handles[command->handleNum]),
			       &command->parameterBuffer,
			       &command->parameterSize, (type & 0x80) != 0);
		}
	    // Got a handle
	    // We do this first so that the match for the handle offset of the
	    // response code works correctly.
	    command->handleNum += 1;
	    if(result != TPM_RC_SUCCESS)
		// if the unmarshaling failed, return the response code with the
		// handle indication set
		return result + TPM_RC_H + (command->handleNum * TPM_RC_1);
	}
#else
    BYTE            **handleBufferStart = &command->parameterBuffer;
    INT32           *bufferRemainingSize = &command->parameterSize;
    TPM_HANDLE      *handles = &command->handles[0];
    UINT32          *handleCount = &command->handleNum;
    switch(command->code)
	{
#include "HandleProcess.h"
#undef handles
	  default:
	    FAIL(FATAL_ERROR_INTERNAL);
	    break;
	}
#endif
    return TPM_RC_SUCCESS;
}
TPM_RC
CommandDispatcher(
		  COMMAND                 *command
		  )
{
#if !defined TABLE_DRIVEN_DISPATCH
    TPM_RC       result;
    BYTE        *parm_buffer = command->parameterBuffer;
    INT32       *paramBufferSize = &command->parameterSize;
    BYTE        *responseBuffer = command->responseBuffer;
    INT32        resHandleSize = 0;
    INT32       *responseHandleSize = &resHandleSize;
    INT32       *respParmSize = &command->parameterSize;
    BYTE         rHandle[4];
    BYTE        *responseHandle = &rHandle[0];
    INT32        rSize = MAX_RESPONSE_SIZE; // used to make sure that the marshaling
    // operation does not run away due to
    // bad parameter in the function
    // output.
    TPM_HANDLE  *handles = &command->handles[0];
    switch(GetCommandCode(command->index))
	{
#include "CommandDispatcher.h"
	  default:
	    FAIL(FATAL_ERROR_INTERNAL);
	    break;
	}
    command->responseBuffer = responseBuffer;
    command->handleNum = 0;
    // The response handle was marshaled into rHandle. 'Unmarshal' it into
    // handles.
    if(*responseHandleSize > 0)
	{
	    command->handles[command->handleNum++] = BYTE_ARRAY_TO_UINT32(rHandle);
	}
    return TPM_RC_SUCCESS;
#else
    COMMAND_DESCRIPTOR_t    *desc;
    BYTE                    *types;
    BYTE                     type;
    UINT16                  *offsets;
    UINT16                   offset = 0;
    UINT32                   maxInSize;
    BYTE                    *commandIn;
    INT32                    maxOutSize;
    BYTE                    *commandOut;
    COMMAND_t                cmd;
    TPM_HANDLE              *handles;
    UINT32                   hasInParameters = 0;
    BOOL                     hasOutParameters = FALSE;
    UINT32                   pNum = 0;
    BYTE                     dType;     // dispatch type
    TPM_RC                   result;
    // Get the address of the descriptor for this command
    pAssert(command->index
	    < sizeof(s_CommandDataArray) / sizeof(COMMAND_DESCRIPTOR_t *));
    desc = s_CommandDataArray[command->index];
    // Get the list of parameter types for this command
    pAssert(desc != NULL);
    types = &((BYTE *)desc)[desc->typesOffset];
    // Get a pointer to the list of parameter offsets
    offsets = &desc->offsets[0];
    // pointer to handles
    handles = command->handles;
    // Get the size required to hold all the unmarshaled parameters for this command
    maxInSize = desc->inSize;
    // and the size of the output parameter structure returned by this command
    maxOutSize = desc->outSize;
    // Get a buffer for the input parameters
    commandIn = MemoryGetActionInputBuffer(maxInSize);
    // And the output parameters
    commandOut = (BYTE *)MemoryGetActionOutputBuffer((UINT32)maxOutSize);
    // Get the address of the action code dispatch
    cmd = desc->command;
    // Copy any handles into the input buffer
    for(type = *types++; (type & 0x7F) < PARAMETER_FIRST_TYPE; type = *types++)
	{
	    // 'offset' was initialized to zero so the first unmarshaling will always
	    // be to the start of the data structure
	    *(TPM_HANDLE *)&(commandIn[offset]) = *handles++;
	    // This check is used so that we don't have to add an additional offset
	    // value to the offsets list to correspond to the stop value in the
	    // command parameter list.
	    if(*types != 0xFF)
		offset = *offsets++;
	    maxInSize -= sizeof(TPM_HANDLE);
	    hasInParameters++;
	}
    // Exit loop with type containing the last value read from types
    // maxInSize has the amount of space remaining in the command action input
    // buffer. Make sure that we don't have more data to unmarshal than is going to
    // fit.
    // type contains the last value read from types so it is not necessary to
    // reload it, which is good because *types now points to the next value
    for(; (dType = (type & 0x7F)) <= PARAMETER_LAST_TYPE; type = *types++)
	{
	    pNum++;
	    if(dType < PARAMETER_FIRST_FLAG_TYPE)
		{
		    NoFlagFunction      *f = (NoFlagFunction *)UnmarshalArray[dType];
		    result = f(&commandIn[offset], &command->parameterBuffer,
			       &command->parameterSize);
		}
	    else
		{
		    FlagFunction        *f = UnmarshalArray[dType];
		    result = f(&commandIn[offset], &command->parameterBuffer,
			       &command->parameterSize,
			       (type & 0x80) != 0);
		}
	    if(result != TPM_RC_SUCCESS)
		return result + TPM_RC_P + (TPM_RC_1 * pNum);
	    // This check is used so that we don't have to add an additional offset
	    // value to the offsets list to correspond to the stop value in the
	    // command parameter list.
	    if(*types != 0xFF)
		offset = *offsets++;
	    hasInParameters++;
	}
    // Should have used all the bytes in the input
    if(command->parameterSize != 0)
	return TPM_RC_SIZE;
    // The command parameter unmarshaling stopped when it hit a value that was out
    // of range for unmarshaling values and left *types pointing to the first
    // marshaling type. If that type happens to be the STOP value, then there
    // are no response parameters. So, set the flag to indicate if there are
    // output parameters.
    hasOutParameters = *types != 0xFF;
    // There are four cases for calling, with and without input parameters and with
    // and without output parameters.
    if(hasInParameters > 0)
	{
	    if(hasOutParameters)
		result = cmd.inOutArg(commandIn, commandOut);
	    else
		result = cmd.inArg(commandIn);
	}
    else
	{
	    if(hasOutParameters)
		result = cmd.outArg(commandOut);
	    else
		result = cmd.noArgs();
	}
    if(result != TPM_RC_SUCCESS)
	return result;
    // Offset in the marshaled output structure
    offset = 0;
    // Process the return handles, if any
    command->handleNum = 0;
    // Could make this a loop to process output handles but there is only ever
    // one handle in the outputs (for now).
    type = *types++;
    if((dType = (type & 0x7F)) < RESPONSE_PARAMETER_FIRST_TYPE)
	{
	    // The out->handle value was referenced as TPM_HANDLE in the
	    // action code so it has to be properly aligned.
	    command->handles[command->handleNum++] =
		*((TPM_HANDLE *)&(commandOut[offset]));
	    maxOutSize -= sizeof(UINT32);
	    type = *types++;
	    offset = *offsets++;
	}
    // Use the size of the command action output buffer as the maximum for the
    // number of bytes that can get marshaled. Since the marshaling code has
    // no pointers to data, all of the data being returned has to be in the
    // command action output buffer. If we try to marshal more bytes than
    // could fit into the output buffer, we need to fail.
    for(;(dType = (type & 0x7F)) <= RESPONSE_PARAMETER_LAST_TYPE
	    && !g_inFailureMode; type = *types++)
	{
	    const MARSHAL_t     f = MarshalArray[dType];
	    command->parameterSize += f(&commandOut[offset], &command->responseBuffer,
					&maxOutSize);
	    offset = *offsets++;
	}
    return (maxOutSize < 0) ? TPM_RC_FAILURE : TPM_RC_SUCCESS;
#endif
}
