sdrangel/qrtplib/rtpipv4address.h

/*

  This file is a part of JRTPLIB
  Copyright (c) 1999-2017 Jori Liesenborgs

  Contact: jori.liesenborgs@gmail.com

  This library was developed at the Expertise Centre for Digital Media
  (http://www.edm.uhasselt.be), a research center of the Hasselt University
  (http://www.uhasselt.be). The library is based upon work done for
  my thesis at the School for Knowledge Technology (Belgium/The Netherlands).

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/**
 * \file rtpipv4address.h
 */

#ifndef RTPIPV4ADDRESS_H

#define RTPIPV4ADDRESS_H

#include "rtpconfig.h"
#include "rtpaddress.h"
#include "rtptypes.h"

namespace qrtplib
{

class RTPMemoryManager;

/** Represents an IPv4 IP address and port.
 *  This class is used by the UDP over IPv4 transmission component.
 *  When an RTPIPv4Address is used in one of the multicast functions of the transmitter, the port
 *  number is ignored. When an instance is used in one of the accept or ignore functions of the
 *  transmitter, a zero port number represents all ports for the specified IP address.
 */
class JRTPLIB_IMPORTEXPORT RTPIPv4Address : public RTPAddress
{
public:
	/** Creates an instance with IP address \c ip and port number \c port (both
	 *  are interpreted in host byte order), and possibly sets the RTCP multiplex flag
	 *  (see RTPIPv4Address::UseRTCPMultiplexingOnTransmission). */
	RTPIPv4Address(uint32_t ip = 0, uint16_t port = 0,bool rtcpmux = false):RTPAddress(IPv4Address)
	{
		RTPIPv4Address::ip = ip;
		RTPIPv4Address::port = port;
		if (rtcpmux)
			rtcpsendport = port;
		else
			rtcpsendport = port+1;
	}

	/** Creates an instance with IP address \c ip and port number \c port (both
	 *  are interpreted in host byte order), and sets a specific port to
	 *  send RTCP packets to (see RTPIPv4Address::GetRTCPSendPort). */
	RTPIPv4Address(uint32_t ip, uint16_t port, uint16_t rtcpsendport):RTPAddress(IPv4Address)
	{
		RTPIPv4Address::ip = ip;
		RTPIPv4Address::port = port;
		RTPIPv4Address::rtcpsendport = rtcpsendport;
	}

	/** Creates an instance with IP address \c ip and port number \c port (\c port is
	 *  interpreted in host byte order) and possibly sets the RTCP multiplex flag
	 *  (see RTPIPv4Address::UseRTCPMultiplexingOnTransmission). */
	RTPIPv4Address(const uint8_t ip[4],uint16_t port = 0,bool rtcpmux = false):RTPAddress(IPv4Address)
	{
		RTPIPv4Address::ip = (uint32_t)ip[3];
		RTPIPv4Address::ip |= (((uint32_t)ip[2])<<8);
		RTPIPv4Address::ip |= (((uint32_t)ip[1])<<16);
		RTPIPv4Address::ip |= (((uint32_t)ip[0])<<24);

		RTPIPv4Address::port = port;
		if (rtcpmux)
			rtcpsendport = port;
		else
			rtcpsendport = port+1;
	}

	/** Creates an instance with IP address \c ip and port number \c port (both
	 *  are interpreted in host byte order), and sets a specific port to
	 *  send RTCP packets to (see RTPIPv4Address::GetRTCPSendPort). */
	RTPIPv4Address(const uint8_t ip[4],uint16_t port,uint16_t rtcpsendport):RTPAddress(IPv4Address)
	{
		RTPIPv4Address::ip = (uint32_t)ip[3];
		RTPIPv4Address::ip |= (((uint32_t)ip[2])<<8);
		RTPIPv4Address::ip |= (((uint32_t)ip[1])<<16);
		RTPIPv4Address::ip |= (((uint32_t)ip[0])<<24);

		RTPIPv4Address::port = port;
		RTPIPv4Address::rtcpsendport = rtcpsendport;
	}

	~RTPIPv4Address()																				{ }

	/** Sets the IP address for this instance to \c ip which is assumed to be in host byte order. */
	void SetIP(uint32_t ip)																			{ RTPIPv4Address::ip = ip; }

	/** Sets the IP address of this instance to \c ip. */
	void SetIP(const uint8_t ip[4])																	{ RTPIPv4Address::ip = (uint32_t)ip[3]; RTPIPv4Address::ip |= (((uint32_t)ip[2])<<8); RTPIPv4Address::ip |= (((uint32_t)ip[1])<<16); RTPIPv4Address::ip |= (((uint32_t)ip[0])<<24); }

	/** Sets the port number for this instance to \c port which is interpreted in host byte order. */
	void SetPort(uint16_t port)																		{ RTPIPv4Address::port = port; }

	/** Returns the IP address contained in this instance in host byte order. */
	uint32_t GetIP() const																			{ return ip; }

	/** Returns the port number of this instance in host byte order. */
	uint16_t GetPort() const																		{ return port; }

	/** For outgoing packets, this indicates to which port RTCP packets will be sent (can,
	 *  be the same port as the RTP packets in case RTCP multiplexing is used). */
	uint16_t GetRTCPSendPort() const																{ return rtcpsendport; }

	RTPAddress *CreateCopy(RTPMemoryManager *mgr) const;

	// Note that these functions are only used for received packets, and for those
	// the rtcpsendport variable is not important and should be ignored.
	bool IsSameAddress(const RTPAddress *addr) const;
	bool IsFromSameHost(const RTPAddress *addr) const;
private:
	uint32_t ip;
	uint16_t port;
	uint16_t rtcpsendport;
};

} // end namespace

#endif // RTPIPV4ADDRESS_H