aggregatefilter.hh

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#ifndef CLICK_AGGREGATEFILTER_HH
#define CLICK_AGGREGATEFILTER_HH
#include <click/element.hh>
CLICK_DECLS

/*
=c

AggregateFilter(ACTION_1 AGGREGATES, ..., ACTION_N AGGREGATES)

=s classification, analysis

filters packets based on aggregate annotation

=d

Filters packets based on their aggregate annotations. AggregateFilter's
configuration string is an arbitrary number of filters, which are
ACTION-AGGREGATES pairs. Packets are tested against the filters in order and
processed according to the ACTION in the first filter that matched. A packet
matches a filter if its aggregate annotation is listed in that filter's
AGGREGATES.

Each ACTION is either a port number, which specifies that the packet should be
sent out on that port; 'allow', which is equivalent to '0'; or 'drop' or
'deny', which means drop the packet. Packets that match none of the filters
are dropped. AggregateFilter has an arbitrary number of outputs.

The AGGREGATES arguments are space-separated lists of aggregate values, which
are unsigned integers. You can also specify ranges like '0-98'. The special
AGGREGATES 'all' and '-' both correspond to all aggregates.

AggregateFilter will warn about aggregate filters that match no packets, or
AGGREGATES components that were ignored (because of an earlier filter matching
the same aggregate).

=e

This configuration filters out a couple aggregates from the output of AggregateIPFlows.

  require(aggregates)
  FromDump(~/work/traces/2x10^5.dmp, STOP true, FORCE_IP true)
	-> AggregateIPFlows(ICMP true)
	-> AggregateFilter(allow 1093 3500 972 865 1765 988 1972 1225)
	-> ...

=a

IPFilter, Classifier, IPClassifier, AggregateIP, AggregateIPFlows */

class AggregateFilter : public Element { public:
  
    AggregateFilter();
    ~AggregateFilter();
  
    const char *class_name() const	{ return "AggregateFilter"; }
    const char *processing() const	{ return PUSH; }

    void notify_noutputs(int);
    int configure(Vector<String> &, ErrorHandler *);
    void cleanup(CleanupStage);

    void push(int, Packet *);

    enum { GROUPSHIFT = 8, GROUPMASK = 0xFFFFFFFFU << GROUPSHIFT,
	   NINGROUP = 1 << GROUPSHIFT, INGROUPMASK = NINGROUP - 1,
	   NBUCKETS = 256 };
    
  private:

    struct Group {
	uint32_t groupno;
	Group *next;
	uint8_t filters[NINGROUP];
	Group(uint32_t);
    };

    Group *_groups[NBUCKETS];
    int _default_output;

    Group *find_group(uint32_t);
    
};

#endif