/*
 * DEBUG: section 37    ICMP Routines
 * AUTHOR: Duane Wessels, Amos Jeffries
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#ifndef _INCLUDE_ICMP_H
#define _INCLUDE_ICMP_H

#include "ip/Address.h"

#define PINGER_PAYLOAD_SZ	8192

#define MAX_PAYLOAD 256 // WAS: SQUIDHOSTNAMELEN
#define MAX_PKT4_SZ (MAX_PAYLOAD + sizeof(struct timeval) + sizeof (char) + sizeof(struct icmphdr) + 1)
#define MAX_PKT6_SZ (MAX_PAYLOAD + sizeof(struct timeval) + sizeof (char) + sizeof(struct icmp6_hdr) + 1)

#if USE_ICMP

/* This is a line-data format struct. DO NOT alter. */
struct pingerEchoData {
    Ip::Address to;
    unsigned char opcode;
    int psize;
    char payload[PINGER_PAYLOAD_SZ];
};

/* This is a line-data format struct. DO NOT alter. */
struct pingerReplyData {
    Ip::Address from;
    unsigned char opcode;
    int rtt;
    int hops;
    int psize;
    char payload[PINGER_PAYLOAD_SZ];
};

struct icmpEchoData {
    struct timeval tv;
    unsigned char opcode;
    char payload[MAX_PAYLOAD];
};

extern int icmp_pkts_sent;

#endif /* USE_ICMP */

/**
 * Implements the squid interface to access ICMP operations
 *
 \par
 * Child implementations define specific parts of these operations
 * using these methods as a naming and parameter template.
 *
 * IcmpSquid - implements the squid side of squid-pinger interface
 * IcmpPinger - implements the pinger side of the squid-pinger interface
 * Icmpv4 - implements pinger helper for Icmpv4
 * Icmpv6 - implements pinger helper for Icmpv6
 */
class Icmp
{
public:
    Icmp();
    virtual ~Icmp() {};

    /// Start pinger helper and initiate control channel
    virtual int Open() =0;

    /// Shutdown pinger helper and control channel
    virtual void Close();

#if USE_ICMP

    /**
     * Construct and Send an ECHO request
     *
     \param to        Destination address being 'pinged'
     \param opcode    Specific code for ECHO request, see RFC ????.
     \param payload   A payload MAY be sent in the ICMP message.
     *                Content longer than MAX_PAYLOAD will be truncated.
     \param len       Length of the payload in bytes if any is to be sent or 0.
     */
    virtual void SendEcho(Ip::Address &to, int opcode, const char *payload=NULL, int len=0) =0;

    /// Handle ICMP responses.
    virtual void Recv(void) =0;

protected:
    /* shared internal methods */

    /// Calculate a packet checksum
    int CheckSum(unsigned short *ptr, int size);

    /**
     * Translate TTL to a hop distance
     *
     \param ttl	negative     : n > 33
     \param ttl	n(0...32)    : 32 >= n >= 1
     \param ttl	n(33...62)   : 32 >= n >= 1
     \param ttl	n(63...64)   : 2 >= n >= 1
     \param ttl	n(65...128)  : 64 >= n >= 1
     \param ttl	n(129...192) : 64 >= n >= 1
     \param ttl	n(193...)    : n < 255
     *
     \bug BUG? ttl<0 can produce high hop values
     \bug BUG? ttl>255 can produce zero or negative hop values
     */
    int ipHops(int ttl);

    /// Log the packet.
    void Log(const Ip::Address &addr, const uint8_t type, const char* pkt_str, const int rtt, const int hops);

    /* no use wasting memory */
    int icmp_sock;
    int icmp_ident;
#endif /* USE_ICMP */
};

#endif