#include "asn1fix_internal.h" static int _compare_value(asn1p_expr_t *expr1, asn1p_expr_t *expr2) { if(expr2->value->type == ATV_INTEGER && expr1->value->type == ATV_INTEGER) { return expr2->value->value.v_integer - expr1->value->value.v_integer; } else { return -1; } } /* * Check the validity of an INTEGER type. */ int asn1f_fix_integer(arg_t *arg) { asn1p_expr_t *expr = arg->expr; asn1p_expr_t *iv; int rvalue = 0; int ret; if(expr->expr_type != ASN_BASIC_INTEGER) return 0; /* Just ignore it */ DEBUG("(\"%s\", %x) for line %d", expr->Identifier, expr->expr_type, expr->_lineno); /* * Scan the integer values in search for inconsistencies. */ TQ_FOR(iv, &(expr->members), next) { DEBUG("\tItem %s(%s)", iv->Identifier, asn1f_printable_value(iv->value)); /* * Found "...", check correctness. */ if(iv->expr_type == A1TC_EXTENSIBLE) { FATAL("INTEGER %s at line %d: " "Extension marker is not allowed", expr->Identifier, iv->_lineno); rvalue = -1; continue; } if(iv->Identifier == NULL || iv->expr_type != A1TC_UNIVERVAL) { FATAL("INTEGER %s at line %d: " "Unsupported enumeration element %s", expr->Identifier, iv->_lineno, iv->Identifier?iv->Identifier:"" ); rvalue = -1; continue; } if(iv->value == NULL) { FATAL("INTEGER %s at line %d: " "Value for the identifier %s " "must be set explicitly", expr->Identifier, iv->_lineno, iv->Identifier ); rvalue = -1; continue; } else if(iv->value->type == ATV_REFERENCED) { /* * Resolve the value, once and for all. */ if(asn1f_value_resolve(arg, iv, 0)) { /* This function will emit messages */ rvalue = -1; continue; } } if(iv->value->type != ATV_INTEGER) { FATAL("INTEGER %s at line %d: " "Value for the identifier %s " "is not compatible with INTEGER type", expr->Identifier, iv->_lineno); rvalue = -1; continue; } /* * Check that all identifiers are distinct. */ ret = asn1f_check_unique_expr_child(arg, iv, 0, "identifier"); RET2RVAL(ret, rvalue); /* * Check that all values are distinct. */ ret = asn1f_check_unique_expr_child(arg, iv, _compare_value, "value"); RET2RVAL(ret, rvalue); } return rvalue; } #if 0 static int _asn1f_make_sure_type_is(arg_t *arg, asn1p_expr_t *expr, asn1p_expr_type_e type) { asn1p_expr_t *next_expr; asn1p_expr_type_e expr_type; int ret; expr_type = expr->expr_type; /* * Here we're trying to make sure that the type of the given * expression is really what is expected. * This is ensured in two ways. * First, if the immediate type matches the provided one, * this is a clear hit. */ if(expr_type == type) return 0; /* * Otherwise, it must be either a reference or a different type. */ if(expr_type != A1TC_REFERENCE) { errno = EPERM; return -1; } assert(expr_type == A1TC_REFERENCE); assert(expr->reference); /* * Then, it is a reference. For a reference, try to resolve type * and try again. */ next_expr = asn1f_lookup_symbol(arg, expr->module, expr->rhs_pspecs, expr->reference); if(next_expr == NULL) { errno = ESRCH; return -1; } /* * If symbol is here, recursively check that it conforms to the type. */ WITH_MODULE(next_expr->module, ret = _asn1f_make_sure_type_is(arg, next_expr, type)); return ret; } #endif