%{ #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include "grammar.h" #include "libpacketdump.h" #include "bitbuffer.h" #define YYERROR_VERBOSE 1 int yylex(void); char *file; element_t *el_list = NULL; /* i didnt want these to be global, but i think they have to be? :/ */ static bitbuffer_t buffer = 0; static int bits = 0; %} %union { int intval; char *textval; element_t *ptr; } %token TOK_BIGENDIAN TOK_LITTLEENDIAN TOK_NEXT TOK_OUTPUT_INT TOK_OUTPUT_HEX TOK_OUTPUT_IPV4 TOK_OUTPUT_FLAG TOK_CONSTANT TOK_IDENTIFIER TOK_OUTPUT_MAC TOK_OUTPUT_NONE %type TOK_BIGENDIAN TOK_LITTLEENDIAN TOK_NEXT TOK_OUTPUT_INT TOK_OUTPUT_HEX TOK_OUTPUT_IPV4 TOK_OUTPUT_FLAG TOK_OUTPUT_NONE TOK_CONSTANT output byteorder size '"' %type TOK_IDENTIFIER identifier %type element nextfile elements %% config: elements nextfile { /*print_list(el_list);*/ } ; elements: element | elements element { } ; element: byteorder size output identifier { node_t *n; element_t *el; /* create a new field node... */ field_t *new_field = (field_t *)malloc(sizeof(field_t)); new_field->order = $1; new_field->size = $2; new_field->display = $3; new_field->identifier = $4; /* to go inside a new node... */ n = (node_t *)malloc(sizeof(node_t)); n->field = new_field; /* to go inside a new element */ el = (element_t *)malloc(sizeof(element_t)); el->type = FIELD; el->next = NULL; el->data = n; /* and stick the new element on the end of our list */ el_list = append(el_list, el); } ; byteorder: TOK_BIGENDIAN { $$ = BIGENDIAN; } | TOK_LITTLEENDIAN { $$ = LITTLEENDIAN; } ; size: TOK_CONSTANT { $$ = yylval.intval; } ; output: TOK_OUTPUT_HEX { $$ = DISPLAY_HEX; } | TOK_OUTPUT_INT { $$ = DISPLAY_INT; } | TOK_OUTPUT_IPV4 { $$ = DISPLAY_IPV4; } | TOK_OUTPUT_FLAG { $$ = DISPLAY_FLAG; } | TOK_OUTPUT_MAC { $$ = DISPLAY_MAC; } | TOK_OUTPUT_NONE { $$ = DISPLAY_NONE; } ; identifier: TOK_IDENTIFIER { $$ = strdup($1); } ; nextfile: TOK_NEXT identifier identifier { element_t *tmp; node_t *n; element_t *el; next_t *nextheader = (next_t *)malloc(sizeof(next_t)); nextheader->prefix = $2; nextheader->fieldname = $3; nextheader->target = NULL; for(tmp = el_list ;; tmp=tmp->next) { /* * if we hit the end of the list or a nextheader then * the field name we are looking for doesn't exist * - this is an error but we can carry on and just * not bother parsing anything after this header */ if(tmp == NULL || tmp->type == NEXTHEADER) { fprintf(stderr, "XXX No field match found for " "nextfield '%s'...ignoring\n", $3); $$ = NULL; break; } /* * if the field name matches the one we are looking at, * store a pointer to it so we can steal its value later */ if(strcmp($3, tmp->data->field->identifier) == 0) { nextheader->target = tmp->data->field; break; } } n = (node_t *)malloc(sizeof(node_t)); n->nextheader = nextheader; el = (element_t *)malloc(sizeof(element_t)); el->type = NEXTHEADER; el->next = NULL; el->data = n; el_list = append(el_list, el); } | { /*printf("no next file...\n");*/ $$ = NULL; } ; %%