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/* KallistiOS 2.0.0

   include/kos/net.h
   Copyright (C) 2002 Dan Potter
   Copyright (C) 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2012 Lawrence Sebald

*/

/** \file   kos/net.h
    \brief  Network support.

    This file contains declarations related to networking support. KOS' built-in
    network stack supports UDP over IPv4, and to some degree has some basic IPv6
    support as well. This will change over time, hopefully leaving us with full
    TCP and UDP support both over IPv4 and IPv6.

    \author Lawrence Sebald
    \author Dan Potter
*/

#ifndef __KOS_NET_H
#define __KOS_NET_H

#include <sys/cdefs.h>
__BEGIN_DECLS

#include <arch/types.h>
#include <sys/queue.h>
#include <netinet/in.h>

/* All functions in this header return < 0 on failure, and 0 on success. */



/** \brief Structure describing one usable network device.

    Each usable network device should have one of these describing it. These
    must be registered to the network layer before the device is useable.

    \headerfile kos/net.h
*/
typedef struct knetif {
    /** \brief  Device list handle (not a function!) */
    LIST_ENTRY(knetif)  if_list;

    /** \brief  Device name ("bba", "la", etc) */
    const char          *name;

    /** \brief  Long description of the device */
    const char          *descr;

    /** \brief  Unit index (starts at zero and counts upwards for multiple
                            network devices of the same type) */
    int                 index;

    /** \brief  Internal device ID (for whatever the driver wants) */
    uint32              dev_id;

    /** \brief  Interface flags */
    uint32              flags;

    /** \brief  The device's MAC address */
    uint8               mac_addr[6];

    /** \brief  The device's IP address (if any) */
    uint8               ip_addr[4];

    /** \brief  The device's netmask */
    uint8               netmask[4];

    /** \brief  The device's gateway's IP address */
    uint8               gateway[4];

    /** \brief  The device's broadcast address */
    uint8               broadcast[4];

    /** \brief  The device's DNS server address */
    uint8               dns[4];

    /** \brief  The device's MTU */
    int                 mtu;

    /** \brief  The device's Link-local IPv6 address */
    struct in6_addr     ip6_lladdr;

    /** \brief  Any further IPv6 addresses the device has.
        The first address in this list will always be used, unless otherwise
        specified. */
    struct in6_addr     *ip6_addrs;
    int                 ip6_addr_count;

    /** \brief  The device's gateway's IPv6 address */
    struct in6_addr     ip6_gateway;

    /** \brief  Default MTU over IPv6 */
    uint32              mtu6;

    /** \brief  Default hop limit over IPv6 */
    int                 hop_limit;

    /* All of the following callback functions should return a negative
       value on failure, and a zero or positive value on success. Some
       functions have special values, as noted. */

    /** \brief  Attempt to detect the device.
        \param  self        The network device in question.
        \return             0 on success, <0 on failure.
    */
    int (*if_detect)(struct knetif * self);

    /** \brief  Initialize the device.
        \param  self        The network device in question.
        \return             0 on success, <0 on failure.
    */
    int (*if_init)(struct knetif * self);

    /** \brief  Shutdown the device.
        \param  self        The network device in question.
        \return             0 on success, <0 on failure.
    */
    int (*if_shutdown)(struct knetif * self);

    /** \brief  Start the device (after init or stop).
        \param  self        The network device in question.
        \return             0 on success, <0 on failure.
    */
    int (*if_start)(struct knetif * self);

    /** \brief  Stop (hibernate) the device.
        \param  self        The network device in question.
        \return             0 on success, <0 on failure
    */
    int (*if_stop)(struct knetif * self);

    /** \brief  Queue a packet for transmission.
        \param  self        The network device in question.
        \param  data        The packet to transmit.
        \param  len         The length of the packet in bytes.
        \param  blocking    1 if we should block if needed, 0 otherwise.
        \retval NETIF_TX_OK     On success.
        \retval NETIF_TX_ERROR  On general failure.
        \retval NETIF_TX_AGAIN  If non-blocking and we must block to send.
    */
    int (*if_tx)(struct knetif * self, const uint8 * data, int len,
                 int blocking);

    /** \brief  Commit any queued output packets.
        \param  self        The network device in question.
        \return             0 on success, <0 on failure.
    */
    int (*if_tx_commit)(struct knetif * self);

    /** \brief  Poll for queued receive packets, if neccessary.
        \param  self        The network device in question.
        \return             0 on success, <0 on failure.
    */
    int (*if_rx_poll)(struct knetif * self);

    /** \brief  Set flags; you should generally manipulate flags through here so
                that the driver gets a chance to act on the info.
        \param  self        The network device in question.
        \param  flags_and   Bitmask to and with the flags.
        \param  flags_or    Bitmask to or with the flags.
    */
    int (*if_set_flags)(struct knetif * self, uint32 flags_and, uint32 flags_or);

    /** \brief  Set the device's multicast list.
        \param  self        The network device in question.
        \param  list        The list of MAC addresses (6 * count bytes).
        \param  count       The number of addresses in list.
    */
    int (*if_set_mc)(struct knetif *self, const uint8 *list, int count);
} netif_t;

/** \defgroup net_flags Flags for netif_t
    @{
*/
#define NETIF_NO_FLAGS      0x00000000      /**< \brief No flags set */
#define NETIF_REGISTERED    0x00000001      /**< \brief Is it registered? */
#define NETIF_DETECTED      0x00000002      /**< \brief Is it detected? */
#define NETIF_INITIALIZED   0x00000004      /**< \brief Has it been initialized? */
#define NETIF_RUNNING       0x00000008      /**< \brief Has start() been called? */
#define NETIF_PROMISC       0x00010000      /**< \brief Promiscuous mode */
#define NETIF_NEEDSPOLL     0x01000000      /**< \brief Needs to be polled for input */
/** @} */

/* Return types for if_tx */
#define NETIF_TX_OK     0   /**< \brief Tx success */
#define NETIF_TX_ERROR  -1  /**< \brief Tx general error */
#define NETIF_TX_AGAIN  -2  /**< \brief Retry Tx later */

/* Blocking types */
#define NETIF_NOBLOCK   0   /**< \brief Don't block for Tx */
#define NETIF_BLOCK     1   /**< \brief Blocking is OK for Tx */

/* \cond */
/* Define the list type */
LIST_HEAD(netif_list, knetif);

#ifdef PACKED
#undef PACKED
#endif

#define PACKED __attribute__((packed))
/* \endcond */

/** \brief IPv4 Packet header.
    \headerfile kos/net.h
*/
typedef struct ip_hdr_s {
    uint8   version_ihl;        /**< \brief IP version and header length */
    uint8   tos;                /**< \brief Type of Service */
    uint16  length;             /**< \brief Length */
    uint16  packet_id;          /**< \brief Packet ID */
    uint16  flags_frag_offs;    /**< \brief Flags and fragment offset */
    uint8   ttl;                /**< \brief Time to live */
    uint8   protocol;           /**< \brief IP protocol */
    uint16  checksum;           /**< \brief IP checksum */
    uint32  src;                /**< \brief Source IP address */
    uint32  dest;               /**< \brief Destination IP address */
} PACKED ip_hdr_t;

/** \brief  IPv6 Packet header.
    \headerfile kos/net.h
*/
typedef struct ipv6_hdr_s {
    uint8           version_lclass; /**< \brief Version and low-order class
                                                byte */
    uint8           hclass_lflow;   /**< \brief High-order class byte, low-order
                                                flow byte */
    uint16          lclass;         /**< \brief Low-order class byte */
    uint16          length;         /**< \brief Length */
    uint8           next_header;    /**< \brief Next header type */
    uint8           hop_limit;      /**< \brief Hop limit */
    struct in6_addr src_addr;       /**< \brief Source IP address */
    struct in6_addr dst_addr;       /**< \brief Destination IP address */
} PACKED ipv6_hdr_t;

#undef PACKED


/***** net_arp.c **********************************************************/

/** \brief  Init ARP.
    \retval 0               On success (no error conditions defined).
*/
int net_arp_init();

/** \brief  Shutdown ARP. */
void net_arp_shutdown();

/** \brief  Garbage collect timed out ARP entries.

    This will be done periodically as ARP lookups are requested.

    \retval 0               On success (no error conditions defined).
*/
int net_arp_gc();

/** \brief  Add an entry to the ARP cache manually.

    \param  nif             The network device in use.
    \param  mac             The MAC address of the entry.
    \param  ip              The IPv4 address of the entry.
    \param  timestamp       The entry's timestamp. Set to 0 for a permanent
                            entry, otherwise set to jiffies.
    \retval 0               On success (no error conditions defined).
*/
int net_arp_insert(netif_t *nif, const uint8 mac[6], const uint8 ip[4],
                   uint32 timestamp);

/** \brief  Look up an entry from the ARP cache.

    If no entry is found, then an ARP query will be sent and an error will be
    returned. If you specify a packet with the call, it will be sent when the
    reply comes in.

    \param  nif             The network device in use.
    \param  ip_in           The IP address to lookup.
    \param  mac_out         Storage for the MAC address, if found.
    \param  pkt             A simple IPv4 header, if you want to send one when a
                            response comes in (if not found immediately).
    \param  data            Packet data to go with the header.
    \param  data_size       The size of data.
    \retval 0               On success.
    \retval -1              A query is outstanding for that address.
    \retval -2              Address not found, query generated.
*/
int net_arp_lookup(netif_t *nif, const uint8 ip_in[4], uint8 mac_out[6],
                   const ip_hdr_t *pkt, const uint8 *data, int data_size);

/** \brief  Do a reverse ARP lookup.

    This function looks for an IP for a given mac address; note that if this
    fails, you have no recourse.

    \param  nif             The network device in use.
    \param  ip_out          Storage for the IPv4 address.
    \param  mac_in          The MAC address to look up.
    \retval 0               On success.
    \retval -1              On failure.
*/
int net_arp_revlookup(netif_t *nif, uint8 ip_out[4], const uint8 mac_in[6]);

/** \brief  Receive an ARP packet and process it (called by net_input).
    \param  nif             The network device in use.
    \param  pkt             The packet received.
    \param  len             The length of the packet.
    \retval 0               On success (no error conditions defined).
*/
int net_arp_input(netif_t *nif, const uint8 *pkt, int len);

/** \brief  Generate an ARP who-has query on the given device.
    \param  nif             The network device to use.
    \param  ip              The IP to query.
    \retval 0               On success (no error conditions defined).
*/
int net_arp_query(netif_t *nif, const uint8 ip[4]);


/***** net_input.c *********************************************************/

/** \brief  Network input callback type.
    \param  nif             The network device in use.
    \param  pkt             The packet received.
    \param  len             The length of the packet, in bytes.
    \return                 0 on success, <0 on failure.
*/
typedef int (*net_input_func)(netif_t *nif, const uint8 *pkt, int len);

/** \brief  Where will input packets be routed? */
extern net_input_func net_input_target;

/** \brief  Device drivers should call this function to submit packets received
            in the background.

    This function may or may not return immidiately but it won't take an
    infinitely long time (so it's safe to call inside interrupt handlers).

    \param  device          The network device submitting packets.
    \param  data            The packet to submit.
    \param  len             The length of the packet, in bytes.
    \return                 0 on success, <0 on failure.
*/
int net_input(netif_t *device, const uint8 *data, int len);

/** \brief  Setup a network input target.
    \param  t               The new target callback.
    \return                 The old target.
*/
net_input_func net_input_set_target(net_input_func t);

/***** net_icmp.c *********************************************************/

/** \brief  ICMPv4 echo reply callback type.
    \param  ip              The IPv4 address the reply is from.
    \param  seq             The sequence number of the packet.
    \param  delta_us        The time difference, in microseconds.
    \param  ttl             The TTL value in the packet.
    \param  data            Any data in the packet.
    \param  len             The length of the data, in bytes.
*/
typedef void (*net_echo_cb)(const uint8 *ip, uint16 seq, uint64 delta_us,
                            uint8 ttl, const uint8 *data, int len);

/** \brief  Where will we handle possibly notifying the user of ping replies? */
extern net_echo_cb net_icmp_echo_cb;

/** \brief  Send an ICMP Echo packet to the specified IP.
    \param  net             The network device to use.
    \param  ipaddr          The IPv4 address to send to.
    \param  ident           A packet identifier.
    \param  seq             A packet sequence number.
    \param  data            Data to send with the packet.
    \param  size            The size of the data to send.
    \return                 0 on success, <0 on failure.
*/
int net_icmp_send_echo(netif_t *net, const uint8 ipaddr[4], uint16 ident,
                       uint16 seq, const uint8 *data, int size);

/* Valid values for the code in the net_icmp_send_dest_unreach() function. */
#define ICMP_PROTOCOL_UNREACHABLE       2   /**< \brief Protocol unreachable */
#define ICMP_PORT_UNREACHABLE           3   /**< \brief Port unreachable */

/** \brief  Send an ICMP Destination Unreachable packet in reply to the given
            message.
    \param  net             The network device to use.
    \param  code            The type of message this is.
    \param  msg             The message that caused this error.
    \return                 0 on success, <0 on failure.
*/
int net_icmp_send_dest_unreach(netif_t *net, uint8 code, const uint8 *msg);

/* Valid values for the code in the net_icmp_send_time_exceeded() function. */
#define ICMP_REASSEMBLY_TIME_EXCEEDED   1   /**< \brief Reassembly time gone */

/** \brief  Send an ICMP Time Exceeded packet in reply to the given message.
    \param  net             The network device to use.
    \param  code            The type of message this is.
    \param  msg             The message that caused this error.
    \return                 0 on success, <0 on failure.
*/
int net_icmp_send_time_exceeded(netif_t *net, uint8 code, const uint8 *msg);

/***** net_ipv4.c *********************************************************/

/** \brief IPv4 statistics structure.

    This structure holds some basic statistics about the IPv4 layer of the
    stack, and can be retrieved with the appropriate function.

    \headerfile kos/net.h
*/
typedef struct net_ipv4_stats {
    uint32  pkt_sent;               /** \brief Packets sent out successfully */
    uint32  pkt_send_failed;        /** \brief Packets that failed to send */
    uint32  pkt_recv;               /** \brief Packets received successfully */
    uint32  pkt_recv_bad_size;      /** \brief Packets of a bad size */
    uint32  pkt_recv_bad_chksum;    /** \brief Packets with a bad checksum */
    uint32  pkt_recv_bad_proto;     /** \brief Packets with an unknown proto */
} net_ipv4_stats_t;

/** \brief  Retrieve statistics from the IPv4 layer.
    \return                 The net_ipv4_stats_t structure.
*/
net_ipv4_stats_t net_ipv4_get_stats();

/** \brief  Create a 32-bit IP address, based on the individual numbers
            contained within the IP.
    \param  addr            Array of IP address octets.
    \return                 The address, in host byte order.
*/
uint32 net_ipv4_address(const uint8 addr[4]);

/** \brief  Parse an IP address that is packet into a uint32 into an array of
            the individual bytes.
    \param  addr            The full address, in host byte order.
    \param  out             The output buffer.
*/
void net_ipv4_parse_address(uint32 addr, uint8 out[4]);

/***** net_icmp6.c ********************************************************/

/** \brief  ICMPv6 echo reply callback type.
    \param  ip              The IPv6 address the reply is from.
    \param  seq             The sequence number of the packet.
    \param  delta_us        The time difference, in microseconds.
    \param  hlim            The hop limit value in the packet.
    \param  data            Any data in the packet.
    \param  len             The length of the data, in bytes.
*/
typedef void (*net6_echo_cb)(const struct in6_addr *ip, uint16 seq,
                             uint64 delta_us, uint8 hlim, const uint8 *data,
                             int len);

/** \brief  Where will we handle possibly notifying the user of ping replies? */
extern net6_echo_cb net_icmp6_echo_cb;

/** \brief  Send an ICMPv6 Echo (PING6) packet to the specified device.
    \param  net             The network device to use.
    \param  dst             The address to send to.
    \param  ident           A packet identifier.
    \param  seq             A packet sequence number.
    \param  data            Data to send with the packet.
    \param  size            Length of the data, in bytes.
    \return                 0 on success, <0 on failure.
*/
int net_icmp6_send_echo(netif_t *net, const struct in6_addr *dst, uint16 ident,
                        uint16 seq, const uint8 *data, int size);

/** \brief  Send a Neighbor Solicitation packet on the specified device.
    \param  net             The network device to use.
    \param  dst             The destination address.
    \param  target          The target address.
    \param  dupdet          1 if this is for duplicate detection.
    \return                 0 on success, <0 on failure.
*/
int net_icmp6_send_nsol(netif_t *net, const struct in6_addr *dst,
                        const struct in6_addr *target, int dupdet);

/** \brief  Send a Neighbor Advertisement packet on the specified device.
    \param  net             The network device to use.
    \param  dst             The destination address.
    \param  target          The target address.
    \param  sol             1 if solicited, 0 otherwise.
    \return                 0 on success, <0 on failure.
*/
int net_icmp6_send_nadv(netif_t *net, const struct in6_addr *dst,
                        const struct in6_addr *target, int sol);

/** \brief  Send a Router Solicitation request on the specified interface.
    \param  net             The network device to use.
    \return                 0 on success, <0 on failure.
*/
int net_icmp6_send_rsol(netif_t *net);

/* Destination Unreachable codes -- only port unreachable really makes sense */
#define ICMP6_DEST_UNREACH_NO_ROUTE     0   /**< \brief No route available */
#define ICMP6_DEST_UNREACH_PROHIBITED   1   /**< \brief Access prohibited */
#define ICMP6_DEST_UNREACH_BEYOND_SCOPE 2   /**< \brief Gone beyond scope */
#define ICMP6_DEST_UNREACH_ADDR_UNREACH 3   /**< \brief Address unreachable */
#define ICMP6_DEST_UNREACH_PORT_UNREACH 4   /**< \brief Port unreachable */
#define ICMP6_DEST_UNREACH_FAIL_EGRESS  5   /**< \brief Egress failure */
#define ICMP6_DEST_UNREACH_BAD_ROUTE    6   /**< \brief Bad route specified */

/** \brief  Send a destination unreachable packet on the specified interface.
    \param  net             The network device to use.
    \param  code            The type of message this is.
    \param  ppkt            The message that caused this error.
    \param  psz             Size of the original message.
    \return                 0 on success, <0 on failure.
*/
int net_icmp6_send_dest_unreach(netif_t *net, uint8 code, const uint8 *ppkt,
                                int psz);

/* Time Exceeded codes -- only fragment reassembly time exceeded makes sense */
#define ICMP6_TIME_EXCEEDED_HOPS_EXC    0   /**< \brief Hops exceeded */
#define ICMP6_TIME_EXCEEDED_FRAGMENT    1   /**< \brief Reassembly time gone */

/** \brief  Send a time exceeded message on the specified interface.
    \param  net             The network device to use.
    \param  code            The error code.
    \param  ppkt            The message that caused this error.
    \param  psz             Size of the original packet.
    \return                 0 on success, <0 on failure.
*/
int net_icmp6_send_time_exceeded(netif_t *net, uint8 code, const uint8 *ppkt,
                                 int psz);

/* Parameter Problem codes */
#define ICMP6_PARAM_PROB_BAD_HEADER     0   /**< \brief Malformed header */
#define ICMP6_PARAM_PROB_UNK_HEADER     1   /**< \brief Unknown header */
#define ICMP6_PARAM_PROB_UNK_OPTION     2   /**< \brief Unknown header option */

/** \brief  Send an ICMPv6 Parameter Problem about the given packet.
    \param  net             The network device to use.
    \param  code            The error code.
    \param  ptr             Where in the packet is the error?
    \param  ppkt            The message that caused the error.
    \param  psz             Size of the original packet.
    \return                 0 on success, <0 on failure.
*/
int net_icmp6_send_param_prob(netif_t *net, uint8 code, uint32 ptr,
                              const uint8 *ppkt, int psz);

/***** net_ipv6.c *********************************************************/

/** \brief  IPv6 statistics structure.

    This structure holds some basic statistics about the IPv6 layer of the
    stack, and can be retrieved with the appropriate function.

    \headerfile kos/net.h
*/
typedef struct net_ipv6_stats {
    uint32  pkt_sent;               /**< \brief Packets sent out successfully */
    uint32  pkt_send_failed;        /**< \brief Packets that failed to send */
    uint32  pkt_recv;               /**< \brief Packets received successfully */
    uint32  pkt_recv_bad_size;      /**< \brief Packets of a bad size */
    uint32  pkt_recv_bad_proto;     /**< \brief Packets with an unknown proto */
    uint32  pkt_recv_bad_ext;       /**< \brief Packets with an unknown hdr */
} net_ipv6_stats_t;

/** \brief  Retrieve statistics from the IPv6 layer.
    \return                 The global IPv6 stats structure.
*/
net_ipv6_stats_t net_ipv6_get_stats();

/***** net_ndp.c **********************************************************/

/** \brief  Init NDP.
    \retval 0               On success (no error conditions defined).
*/
int net_ndp_init();

/** \brief  Shutdown NDP. */
void net_ndp_shutdown();

/** \brief  Garbage collect timed out NDP entries.
    This will be called periodically as NDP queries come in.
*/
void net_ndp_gc();

/** \brief  Add an entry to the NDP cache.
    \param  nif             The network device in question.
    \param  mac             The MAC address for the entry.
    \param  ip              The IPv6 address for the entry.
    \param  unsol           Was this unsolicited?
    \return                 0 on success, <0 on failure.
*/
int net_ndp_insert(netif_t *nif, const uint8 mac[6], const struct in6_addr *ip,
                   int unsol);

/** \brief  Look up an entry from the NDP cache.

    If no entry is found, then an NDP query will be sent and an error will be
    returned. If you specify a packet with the call, it will be sent when the
    reply comes in.

    \param  net             The network device to use.
    \param  ip              The IPv6 address to query.
    \param  mac_out         Storage for the MAC address on success.
    \param  pkt             A simple IPv6 header, if you want to send a packet
                            when a reply comes in.
    \param  data            Anything that comes after the header.
    \param  data_size       The size of data.
    \return                 0 on success, <0 on failure.
*/
int net_ndp_lookup(netif_t *net, const struct in6_addr *ip, uint8 mac_out[6],
                   const ipv6_hdr_t *pkt, const uint8 *data, int data_size);

/***** net_udp.c **********************************************************/

/** \brief  UDP statistics structure.

    This structure holds some basic statistics about the UDP layer of the stack,
    and can be retrieved with the appropriate function.

    \headerfile kos/net.h
*/
typedef struct net_udp_stats {
    uint32  pkt_sent;               /**< \brief Packets sent out successfully */
    uint32  pkt_send_failed;        /**< \brief Packets that failed to send */
    uint32  pkt_recv;               /**< \brief Packets received successfully */
    uint32  pkt_recv_bad_size;      /**< \brief Packets of a bad size */
    uint32  pkt_recv_bad_chksum;    /**< \brief Packets with a bad checksum */
    uint32  pkt_recv_no_sock;       /**< \brief Packets with to a closed port */
} net_udp_stats_t;

/** \brief  Retrieve statistics from the UDP layer.
    \return                 The global UDP stats struct.
*/
net_udp_stats_t net_udp_get_stats();

/** \brief  Init UDP.
    \retval 0               On success (no error conditions defined).
*/
int net_udp_init();

/** \brief  Shutdown UDP. */
void net_udp_shutdown();

/***** net_tcp.c **********************************************************/

/** \brief  Init TCP.
    \retval 0               On success (no error conditions defined).
*/
int net_tcp_init();

/** \brief  Shutdown TCP. */
void net_tcp_shutdown();

/***** net_crc.c **********************************************************/

/** \brief  Calculate a "little-endian" CRC-32 over a block of data.
    \param  data            The data to calculate over.
    \param  size            The size of the data, in bytes.
    \return                 The calculated CRC-32.
*/
uint32 net_crc32le(const uint8 *data, int size);

/** \brief  Calculate a "big-endian" CRC-32 over a block of data.
    \param  data            The data to calculate over.
    \param  size            The size of the data, in bytes.
    \return                 The calculated CRC-32.
*/
uint32 net_crc32be(const uint8 *data, int size);

/** \brief  Calculate a CRC16-CCITT over a block of data.
    \param  data            The data to calculate over.
    \param  size            The size of the data, in bytes.
    \param  start           The value to start with. This could be a previous
                            return value from this function (if continuing a
                            previous calculation) or some initial seed value
                            (typically 0xFFFF or 0x0000).
    \return                 The calculated CRC16-CCITT.
    \note                   Based on code found online at
                            http://www.ccsinfo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=24977
*/
uint16 net_crc16ccitt(const uint8 *data, int size, uint16 start);

/***** net_multicast.c ****************************************************/

/** \brief  Add a entry to our multicast list.

    This function will auto-commit the multicast list to the network interface
    in the process.

    \param  mac             The MAC address to add.
    \return                 0 on success, <0 on failure.
*/
int net_multicast_add(const uint8 mac[6]);

/** \brief  Delete a entry from our multicast list.

    This function will auto-commit the multicast list to the network interface
    in the process.

    \param  mac             The MAC address to add.
    \return                 0 on success, <0 on failure.
*/
int net_multicast_del(const uint8 mac[6]);

/** \brief  Check if an address is on the multicast list.
    \param  mac             The MAC address to check for.
    \retval 0               The address is not in the list.
    \retval 1               The address is in the list.
    \retval -1              On error.
*/
int net_multicast_check(const uint8 mac[6]);

/** \brief  Init multicast support.
    \return                 0 on success, !0 on error.
*/
int net_multicast_init();

/** \brief  Shutdown multicast support. */
void net_multicast_shutdown();

/***** net_core.c *********************************************************/

/** \brief  Interface list; note: do not manipulate directly! */
extern struct netif_list net_if_list;

/** \brief  Function to retrieve the interface list.

    Do not manipulate what this returns to you!

    \return                 The network interface list.
*/
struct netif_list * net_get_if_list();

/** \brief  The default network device, used with sockets (read-only). */
extern netif_t *net_default_dev;

/** \brief  Set our default device to an arbitrary device.
    \param  n               The device to set as default.
    \return                 The old default device.
*/
netif_t *net_set_default(netif_t *n);

/** \brief  Register a network device.
    \param  device          The device to register.
    \return                 0 on success, <0 on failure.
*/
int net_reg_device(netif_t *device);

/** \brief  Unregister a network device.
    \param  device          The device to unregister.
    \return                 0 on success, <0 on failure.
*/
int net_unreg_device(netif_t *device);

/** \brief  Init network support.
    \return                 0 on success, <0 on failure.
*/
int net_init();

/** \brief  Shutdown network support. */
void net_shutdown();

__END_DECLS

#endif  /* __KOS_NET_H */