FreeBSD/Linux Kernel Cross Reference
sys/net/net_osdep.h

     /*      $NetBSD: net_osdep.h,v 1.15 2006/09/23 15:17:58 elad Exp $      */
     /*      $KAME: net_osdep.h,v 1.51 2001/07/06 06:21:43 itojun Exp $      */
     
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    /*
     * glue for kernel code programming differences.
     */
    
    /*
     * OS dependencies:
     * - RTFREE()
     *   bsdi does not escape this macro using do-clause, so it is recommended
     *   to escape the macro explicitly.
     *   e.g.
     *      if (rt) {
     *              RTFREE(rt);
     *      }
     *
     * - whether the IPv4 input routine convert the byte order of some fileds
     *   of the IP header (x: convert to the host byte order, s: strip the header
     *   length for possible reassembly)
     *             ip_len ip_id ip_off
     * bsdi3:          xs     x      x
     * bsdi4:          xs            x
     * freebsd[23]:    xs     x      x
     * freebsd4:       xs            x
     * NetBSD:
     * OpenBSD:        xs            x
     *
     * - ifa_ifwithaf()
     *   bsdi[34], netbsd, and openbsd define it in sys/net/if.c
     *   freebsd (all versions) does not have it.
     *
     * - struct rt_addrinfo
     *   bsdi4, netbsd 1.5R and beyond: rti_addrs, rti_info[], rti_flags, rti_ifa,
     *      rti_ifp, and rti_rtm.
     *   others: rti_addrs and rti_info[] only.
     *
     * - ifa->ifa_rtrequest
     *   bsdi4, netbsd 1.5R and beyond: rt_addrinfo *
     *   others: sockaddr * (note that sys/net/route.c:rtrequest() has an unsafe
     *      typecast code, from 4.3BSD-reno)
     *
     * - side effects of rtrequest{,1}(RTM_DELETE)
     *      BSDI[34]: delete all cloned routes underneath the route.
     *      FreeBSD[234]: delete all protocol-cloned routes underneath the route.
     *                    note that cloned routes from an interface direct route
     *                    still remain.
     *      NetBSD: 1.5 have no side effects.  KAME/netbsd15, and post-1.5R, have
     *              the same effects as of BSDI.
     *      OpenBSD: have no side effects.  KAME/openbsd has the same effects as
     *              of BSDI (the change is not merged - yet).
     *
     * - privileged process
     *      NetBSD
     *              struct lwp *l;
     *              if (l != NULL && kauth_authorize_generic(l->l_cred, 
     *                  KAUTH_GENERIC_ISSUSER, &l->l_acflag) == 0)
     *                      privileged;
     *      FreeBSD 3
     *              struct proc *p;
     *              if (p && !suser(p->p_ucred, &p->p_acflag))
     *                      privileged;
     *      FreeBSD 4
     *              struct proc *p;
     *              if (p && !suser(p))
     *                      privileged;
     *      OpenBSD, BSDI [34], FreeBSD 2
     *              struct socket *so;
     *              if (so->so_state & SS_PRIV)
     *                      privileged;
     * - foo_control
    *      NetBSD, FreeBSD 3
    *              needs to give struct proc * as argument
    *      OpenBSD, BSDI [34], FreeBSD 2
    *              do not need struct proc *
    *
    * - bpf:
    *      OpenBSD, NetBSD 1.5, BSDI [34]
    *              need caddr_t * (= if_bpf **) and struct ifnet *
    *      FreeBSD 2, FreeBSD 3, NetBSD post-1.5N
    *              need only struct ifnet * as argument
    *
    * - struct ifnet
    *                      use queue.h?    member names    if name
    *                      ---             ---             ---
    *      FreeBSD 2       no              old standard    if_name+unit
    *      FreeBSD 3       yes             strange         if_name+unit
    *      OpenBSD         yes             standard        if_xname
    *      NetBSD          yes             standard        if_xname
    *      BSDI [34]       no              old standard    if_name+unit
    *
    * - usrreq
    *      NetBSD, OpenBSD, BSDI [34], FreeBSD 2
    *              single function with PRU_xx, arguments are mbuf
    *      FreeBSD 3
    *              separates functions, non-mbuf arguments
    *
    * - {set,get}sockopt
    *      NetBSD, OpenBSD, BSDI [34], FreeBSD 2
    *              manipulation based on mbuf
    *      FreeBSD 3
    *              non-mbuf manipulation using sooptcopy{in,out}()
    *
    * - timeout() and untimeout()
    *      NetBSD 1.4.x, OpenBSD, BSDI [34], FreeBSD 2
    *              timeout() is a void function
    *      FreeBSD 3
    *              timeout() is non-void, must keep returned value for untimeout()
    *              callout_xx is also available (sys/callout.h)
    *      NetBSD 1.5
    *              timeout() is obsoleted, use callout_xx (sys/callout.h)
    *      OpenBSD 2.8
    *              timeout_{add,set,del} is encouraged (sys/timeout.h)
    *
    * - kernel internal time structure
    *      FreeBSD 2, NetBSD, OpenBSD, BSD/OS
    *              mono_time.tv_u?sec, time.tv_u?sec
    *      FreeBSD [34]
    *              time_second
    *      if you need portability, #ifdef out FreeBSD[34], or use microtime(&tv)
    *      then touch tv.tv_sec.
    *
    * - sysctl
    *      NetBSD, OpenBSD
    *              foo_sysctl()
    *      BSDI [34]
    *              foo_sysctl() but with different style.  sysctl_int_arr() takes
    *              care of most of the cases.
    *      FreeBSD
    *              linker hack.  however, there are freebsd version differences
    *              (how wonderful!).
    *              on FreeBSD[23] function arg #define includes paren.
    *                      int foo SYSCTL_HANDLER_ARGS;
    *              on FreeBSD4, function arg #define does not include paren.
    *                      int foo(SYSCTL_HANDLER_ARGS);
    *              on some versions, forward reference to the tree is okay.
    *              on some versions, you need SYSCTL_DECL().  you need things
    *              like this.
    *                      #ifdef SYSCTL_DECL
    *                      SYSCTL_DECL(net_inet_ip6);
    *                      #endif
    *              it is hard to share functions between freebsd and non-freebsd.
    *
    * - if_ioctl
    *      NetBSD, FreeBSD 3, BSDI [34]
    *              2nd argument is u_long cmd
    *      FreeBSD 2
    *              2nd argument is int cmd
    *
    * - if attach routines
    *      NetBSD
    *              void xxattach(int);
    *      FreeBSD 2, FreeBSD 3
    *              void xxattach(void *);
    *              PSEUDO_SET(xxattach, if_xx);
    *
    * - ovbcopy()
    *      in NetBSD 1.4 or later, ovbcopy() is not supplied in the kernel.
    *      we have updated sys/systm.h to include declaration.
    *
    * - splnet()
    *      NetBSD 1.4 or later requires splsoftnet().
    *      other operating systems use splnet().
    *
    * - splimp()
    *      NetBSD-current (2001/4/13): use splnet() in network, splvm() in vm.
    *      other operating systems: use splimp().
    *
    * - dtom()
    *      NEVER USE IT!
    *
    * - struct ifnet for loopback interface
    *      BSDI3: struct ifnet loif;
    *      BSDI4: struct ifnet *loifp;
    *      NetBSD 2.0, OpenBSD 2.8, FreeBSD2: struct ifnet loif[NLOOP];
    *      NetBSD 3.0, OpenBSD 2.9: struct ifnet *lo0ifp;
    *
    *      odd thing is that many of them refers loif as ifnet *loif,
    *      not loif[NLOOP], from outside of if_loop.c.
    *
    * - number of bpf pseudo devices
    *      others: bpfilter.h, NBPFILTER
    *      FreeBSD4: bpf.h, NBPF
    *      solution:
    *              #if defined(__FreeBSD__) && __FreeBSD__ >= 4
    *              #include "bpf.h"
    *              #define NBPFILTER       NBPF
    *              #else
    *              #include "bpfilter.h"
    *              #endif
    *
    * - protosw for IPv4 (sys/netinet)
    *      FreeBSD4: struct ipprotosw in netinet/ipprotosw.h
    *      others: struct protosw in sys/protosw.h
    *
    * - protosw in general.
    *      NetBSD 1.5 has extra member for ipfilter (netbsd-current dropped
    *      it so it will go away in 1.6).
    *      NetBSD 1.5 requires PR_LISTEN flag bit with protocols that permit
    *      listen/accept (like tcp).
    *
    * - header files with defopt (opt_xx.h)
    *      FreeBSD3: opt_{inet,ipsec,ip6fw,altq}.h
    *      FreeBSD4: opt_{inet,inet6,ipsec,ip6fw,altq}.h
    *      NetBSD: opt_{inet,ipsec,altq}.h
    *      others: does not use defopt
    *
    * - IN_MULTICAST/IN_CLASS[A-D] macro.
    *      OpenBSD and NetBSD: net endian (kernel) or host endian (userland)
    *      others: always host endian
    *
    * - (m->m_flags & M_EXT) != 0 does *not* mean that the max data length of
    *   the mbuf == MCLBYTES.
    *
    * - sys/kern/uipc_mbuf.c:m_dup()
    *      freebsd[34]: copies the whole mbuf chain.
    *      netbsd: similar arg with m_copym().
    *      others: no m_dup().
    *
    * - ifa_refcnt (struct ifaddr) management (IFAREF/IFAFREE).
    *      NetBSD 1.5: always use IFAREF whenever reference gets added.
    *              always use IFAFREE whenever reference gets freed.
    *              IFAFREE frees ifaddr when ifa_refcnt reaches 0.
    *      others: do not increase refcnt for ifp->if_addrlist and in_ifaddr.
    *              use IFAFREE once when ifaddr is disconnected from
    *              ifp->if_addrlist and in_ifaddr.  IFAFREE frees ifaddr when
    *              ifa_refcnt goes negative.  in KAME environment, IFAREF is
    *              provided as a compatibility wrapper (use it instead of
    *              ifa_refcnt++ to reduce #ifdef).
    *
    * - ifnet.if_lastchange
    *      freebsd, bsdi, netbsd-current (jun 14 2001-),
    *      openbsd-current (jun 15 2001-): updated only when IFF_UP changes.
    *              (RFC1573 ifLastChange interpretation)
    *      netbsd151, openbsd29: updated whenever packets go through the interface.
    *              (4.4BSD interpretation)
    *
    * - kernel compilation options ("options HOGE" in kernel config file)
    *      freebsd4: sys/conf/options has to have mapping between option
    *              and a header file (opt_hoge.h).
    *      netbsd: by default, -DHOGE will go into
    *              sys/arch/foo/compile/BAR/Makefile.
    *              if you define mapping in sys/conf/files, you can create
    *              a header file like opt_hoge.h to help make dependencies.
    *      bsdi/openbsd: always use -DHOGE in Makefile.  there's no need/way
    *              to have opt_hoge.h.
    *
    *      therefore, opt_hoge.h is mandatory on freebsd4 only.
    *
    * - MALLOC() macro
    *      Use it only if the size of the allocation is constant.
    *      When we do NOT collect statistics about kernel memory usage, the result
    *      of macro expansion contains a large set of condition branches.  If the
    *      size is not constant, compilation optimization cannot be applied, and
    *      a bunch of the large branch will be embedded in the kernel code.
    *
    * - M_COPY_PKTHDR
    *      openbsd30: M_COPY_PKTHDR is deprecated.  use M_MOVE_PKTHDR or
    *              M_DUP_PKTHDR, depending on how you want to handle m_tag.
    *      others: M_COPY_PKTHDR is available as usual.
    */
   
   #ifndef _NET_NET_OSDEP_H_
   #define _NET_NET_OSDEP_H_
   #ifdef _KERNEL
   
   #define if_name(ifp)    ((ifp)->if_xname)
   
   #if defined(__NetBSD__) && __NetBSD_Version__ >= 104000000
   #define ovbcopy(src, dst, len)  memmove((dst), (src), (len))
   #endif
   
   #endif /*_KERNEL*/
   #endif /* !_NET_NET_OSDEP_H_ */

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