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/*
Copyright (C) 2005-2009 Michel de Boer <michel@twinklephone.com>
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA
*/
%{
#include <algorithm>
#include <cstdio>
#include <string>
#include "sdp_parse_ctrl.h"
#include "sdp.h"
#include "util.h"
#include "audits/memman.h"
using namespace std;
extern int yysdplex(void);
void yysdperror(const char *s);
%}
// The %debug option causes a problem with the %destructor options later on.
// The bison compilor generates undefined symbols:
//
// parser.y: In function `void yysymprint(FILE*, int, yystype)':
// parser.y:0: error: `null' undeclared (first use this function)
//
// So if you need to debug, then outcomment the %destructor first. This will
// do no harm to your debugging, it only will cause memory leaks during
// error handling.
//
// %debug
%expect 2
/* See below for the expected shift/reduce conflicts. */
%union {
int yysdpt_int;
string *yysdpt_str;
t_sdp_ntwk_type yysdpt_ntwk_type;
t_sdp_addr_type yysdpt_addr_type;
t_sdp_connection *yysdpt_connection;
list<t_sdp_attr> *yysdpt_attributes;
t_sdp_attr *yysdpt_attribute;
t_sdp_media *yysdpt_media;
list<string> *yysdpt_token_list;
}
%token <yysdpt_int> T_NUM
%token <yysdpt_str> T_TOKEN
%token <yysdpt_str> T_SAFE
%token <yysdpt_str> T_LINE
%token T_CRLF
%token T_LINE_VERSION
%token T_LINE_ORIGIN
%token T_LINE_SESSION_NAME
%token T_LINE_CONNECTION
%token T_LINE_ATTRIBUTE
%token T_LINE_MEDIA
%token T_LINE_UNKNOWN
// The token T_NULL is never returned by the scanner.
%token T_NULL
%destructor { MEMMAN_DELETE($$); delete $$; } T_TOKEN
%destructor { MEMMAN_DELETE($$); delete $$; } T_SAFE
%destructor { MEMMAN_DELETE($$); delete $$; } T_LINE
%type <yysdpt_addr_type> address_type
%type <yysdpt_connection> connection
%type <yysdpt_ntwk_type> network_type
%type <yysdpt_attributes> attributes
%type <yysdpt_attribute> attribute
%type <yysdpt_attribute> attribute2
%type <yysdpt_media> media
%type <yysdpt_str> transport
%type <yysdpt_token_list> formats
%destructor { MEMMAN_DELETE($$); delete $$; } connection
%destructor { MEMMAN_DELETE($$); delete $$; } attributes
%destructor { MEMMAN_DELETE($$); delete $$; } attribute
%destructor { MEMMAN_DELETE($$); delete $$; } attribute2
%destructor { MEMMAN_DELETE($$); delete $$; } media
%destructor { MEMMAN_DELETE($$); delete $$; } transport
%destructor { MEMMAN_DELETE($$); delete $$; } formats
%%
/* The unknown_lines cause an expected shift/reduce conflict */
sdp_body: version
origin
session_name
unknown_lines
sess_connection
unknown_lines
sess_attributes
media_list {
/* Parsing stops here. Remaining text is
* not parsed.
*/
YYACCEPT; }
| error T_NULL {
/* KLUDGE to avoid memory leak in bison.
* See the SIP parser for an explanation.
*/
YYABORT;
}
;
version: T_LINE_VERSION { CTX_NUM; } T_NUM { CTX_INITIAL; }
T_CRLF {
SDP->version = $3; }
;
origin: T_LINE_ORIGIN { CTX_SAFE; } T_SAFE { CTX_INITIAL; }
T_TOKEN T_TOKEN network_type address_type T_TOKEN T_CRLF {
SDP->origin.username = *$3;
SDP->origin.session_id = *$5;
SDP->origin.session_version = *$6;
SDP->origin.network_type = $7;
SDP->origin.address_type = $8;
SDP->origin.address = *$9;
MEMMAN_DELETE($3); delete $3;
MEMMAN_DELETE($5); delete $5;
MEMMAN_DELETE($6); delete $6;
MEMMAN_DELETE($9); delete $9; }
;
network_type: T_TOKEN { try {
$$ = str2sdp_ntwk_type(*$1);
MEMMAN_DELETE($1); delete $1;
}
catch (t_sdp_syntax_error) {
// Invalid network type.
// Set network type to NULL. This way the message
// will not be discarded and the error can be
// handled on the SIP level (error response or
// call tear down).
MEMMAN_DELETE($1); delete $1;
$$ = SDP_NTWK_NULL;
} }
;
address_type: T_TOKEN { try {
$$ = str2sdp_addr_type(*$1);
MEMMAN_DELETE($1); delete $1;
}
catch (t_sdp_syntax_error) {
// Invalid address type
MEMMAN_DELETE($1); delete $1;
$$ = SDP_ADDR_NULL;
} }
;
session_name: T_LINE_SESSION_NAME { CTX_LINE; } T_LINE
{ CTX_INITIAL; } T_CRLF {
SDP->session_name = *$3;
MEMMAN_DELETE($3); delete $3; }
;
sess_connection: connection {
SDP->connection = *$1;
MEMMAN_DELETE($1); delete $1; }
;
connection: /* empty */ { $$ = new t_sdp_connection(); MEMMAN_NEW($$); }
| T_LINE_CONNECTION network_type address_type T_TOKEN
T_CRLF {
$$ = new t_sdp_connection();
MEMMAN_NEW($$);
$$->network_type = $2;
$$->address_type = $3;
$$->address = *$4;
MEMMAN_DELETE($4); delete $4; }
;
sess_attributes: attributes {
SDP->attributes = *$1;
MEMMAN_DELETE($1); delete $1; }
;
attributes: /* emtpy */ { $$ = new list<t_sdp_attr>; MEMMAN_NEW($$); }
| attributes attribute {
$$->push_back(*$2);
MEMMAN_DELETE($2); delete $2; }
;
attribute: T_LINE_ATTRIBUTE attribute2 T_CRLF {
$$ = $2; }
;
attribute2: T_TOKEN {
$$ = new t_sdp_attr(*$1);
MEMMAN_NEW($$);
MEMMAN_DELETE($1); delete $1; }
| T_TOKEN ':' { CTX_LINE; } T_LINE { CTX_INITIAL; } {
$$ = new t_sdp_attr(*$1, *$4);
MEMMAN_NEW($$);
MEMMAN_DELETE($1); delete $1;
MEMMAN_DELETE($4); delete $4; }
;
media_list: /* empty */
| media_list media {
SDP->media.push_back(*$2);
MEMMAN_DELETE($2); delete $2; }
;
/* The unknown_lines cause an expected shift/reduce conflict */
media: T_LINE_MEDIA T_TOKEN { CTX_NUM; } T_NUM { CTX_INITIAL; }
transport formats T_CRLF unknown_lines connection
unknown_lines attributes {
$$ = new t_sdp_media();
MEMMAN_NEW($$);
if ($4 > 65535) YYERROR;
$$->media_type = tolower(*$2);
$$->port = $4;
$$->transport = *$6;
/* The format depends on the media type */
switch($$->get_media_type()) {
case SDP_AUDIO:
case SDP_VIDEO:
/* Numeric format */
for (list<string>::const_iterator it = $7->begin(); it != $7->end(); ++it) {
if (is_number(*it)) $$->formats.push_back(atoi(it->c_str()));
}
break;
default:
/* Alpha numeric format */
$$->alpha_num_formats = *$7;
}
$$->connection = *$10;
$$->attributes = *$12;
MEMMAN_DELETE($2); delete $2;
MEMMAN_DELETE($6); delete $6;
MEMMAN_DELETE($7); delete $7;
MEMMAN_DELETE($10); delete $10;
MEMMAN_DELETE($12); delete $12; }
;
transport: T_TOKEN {
$$ = $1; }
| T_TOKEN '/' T_TOKEN {
$$ = new string(*$1 + '/' + *$3);
MEMMAN_NEW($$);
MEMMAN_DELETE($1); delete $1;
MEMMAN_DELETE($3); delete $3; }
// For RTP/AVP a format is a number. For other transport protocols,
// non-numerical formats are possible.
formats: /* empty */ { $$ = new list<string>; MEMMAN_NEW($$); }
| formats T_TOKEN {
$$->push_back(*$2);
MEMMAN_DELETE($2);
delete $2; }
;
/* Skip unknown lines */
unknown_lines: /* empty */
| unknown_lines unknown_line
;
unknown_line: T_LINE_UNKNOWN { CTX_LINE; } T_LINE { CTX_INITIAL; }
T_CRLF {
MEMMAN_DELETE($3); delete $3; }
;
%%
void
yysdperror (const char *s) /* Called by yysdpparse on error */
{
// printf ("%s\n", s);
}
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