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// "liveMedia"
// Copyright (c) 1996-2020 Live Networks, Inc.  All rights reserved.
// An abstraction of a network interface used for RTP (or RTCP).
// (This allows the RTP-over-TCP hack (RFC 2326, section 10.12) to
// be implemented transparently.)
// C++ header

#ifndef _RTP_INTERFACE_HH
#define _RTP_INTERFACE_HH

#ifndef _MEDIA_HH
#include <Media.hh>
#endif
#ifndef _GROUPSOCK_HH
#include "Groupsock.hh"
#endif

// Typedef for an optional auxilliary handler function, to be called
// when each new packet is read:
typedef void AuxHandlerFunc(void* clientData, unsigned char* packet,
			    unsigned& packetSize);

typedef void ServerRequestAlternativeByteHandler(void* instance, u_int8_t requestByte);
// A hack that allows a handler for RTP/RTCP packets received over TCP to process RTSP commands that may also appear within
// the same TCP connection.  A RTSP server implementation would supply a function like this - as a parameter to
// "ServerMediaSubsession::startStream()".

class RTPInterface {
public:
  RTPInterface(Medium* owner, Groupsock* gs);
  virtual ~RTPInterface();

  Groupsock* gs() const { return fGS; }

  void setStreamSocket(int sockNum, unsigned char streamChannelId);
  void addStreamSocket(int sockNum, unsigned char streamChannelId);
  void removeStreamSocket(int sockNum, unsigned char streamChannelId);
  static void setServerRequestAlternativeByteHandler(UsageEnvironment& env, int socketNum,
						     ServerRequestAlternativeByteHandler* handler, void* clientData);
  static void clearServerRequestAlternativeByteHandler(UsageEnvironment& env, int socketNum);

  Boolean sendPacket(unsigned char* packet, unsigned packetSize);
  void startNetworkReading(TaskScheduler::BackgroundHandlerProc*
                           handlerProc);
  Boolean handleRead(unsigned char* buffer, unsigned bufferMaxSize,
		     // out parameters:
		     unsigned& bytesRead, struct sockaddr_in& fromAddress,
		     int& tcpSocketNum, unsigned char& tcpStreamChannelId,
		     Boolean& packetReadWasIncomplete);
  // Note: If "tcpSocketNum" < 0, then the packet was received over UDP, and "tcpStreamChannelId"
  //   is undefined (and irrelevant).


  // Otherwise (if "tcpSocketNum" >= 0), the packet was received (interleaved) over TCP, and
  //   "tcpStreamChannelId" will return the channel id.

  void stopNetworkReading();

  UsageEnvironment& envir() const { return fOwner->envir(); }

  void setAuxilliaryReadHandler(AuxHandlerFunc* handlerFunc,
				void* handlerClientData) {
    fAuxReadHandlerFunc = handlerFunc;
    fAuxReadHandlerClientData = handlerClientData;
  }

  void forgetOurGroupsock() { fGS = NULL; }
    // This may be called - *only immediately prior* to deleting this - to prevent our destructor
    // from turning off background reading on the 'groupsock'.  (This is in case the 'groupsock'
    // is also being read from elsewhere.)

private:
  // Helper functions for sending a RTP or RTCP packet over a TCP connection:
  Boolean sendRTPorRTCPPacketOverTCP(unsigned char* packet, unsigned packetSize,
				     int socketNum, unsigned char streamChannelId);
  Boolean sendDataOverTCP(int socketNum, u_int8_t const* data, unsigned dataSize, Boolean forceSendToSucceed);

private:
  friend class SocketDescriptor;
  Medium* fOwner;
  Groupsock* fGS;
  class tcpStreamRecord* fTCPStreams; // optional, for RTP-over-TCP streaming/receiving

  unsigned short fNextTCPReadSize;
    // how much data (if any) is available to be read from the TCP stream
  int fNextTCPReadStreamSocketNum;
  unsigned char fNextTCPReadStreamChannelId;
  TaskScheduler::BackgroundHandlerProc* fReadHandlerProc; // if any

  AuxHandlerFunc* fAuxReadHandlerFunc;
  void* fAuxReadHandlerClientData;
};

#endif