dns/zparse.rl

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Ragel

package dns
// Parse RRs
// With the thankful help of gdnsd and the Go examples for Ragel.
//
import (
"os"
"io"
"net"
"strconv"
)
const _RDATAMAX = 7
const _IOBUF = 65365
// Save up tokens, after we've seen the entire rdata
// we can use this.
type token struct {
T []string // text
N []int // number
ti int // text counter
ni int // number counter
}
func newToken() *token {
to := new(token)
to.T = make([]string, _RDATAMAX)
to.N = make([]int, _RDATAMAX)
to.ni, to.ti = 0, 0
return to
}
// Only push functions are provided. Reading is done, by directly
// accessing the members (T and N). See types.rl.
func (to *token) pushInt(s string) {
i, err := strconv.Atoi(s)
if err != nil {
panic("Failure to parse to int: " + s)
}
to.N[to.ni] = i
to.ni++
if to.ni > _RDATAMAX {
panic("Too much rdata (int)")
}
}
func (to *token) pushString(s string) {
to.T[to.ti] = s
to.ti++
if to.ti > _RDATAMAX {
panic("Too much rdata (string)")
}
}
func (to *token) reset() {
to.ni, to.ti = 0, 0
}
%%{
machine z;
write data;
}%%
// SetString
// All the NewReader stuff is expensive...
// only works for short io.Readers as we put the whole thing
// in a string -- needs to be extended for large files (sliding window).
func Zparse(q io.Reader) (z *Zone, err os.Error) {
buf := make([]byte, _IOBUF)
n, err := q.Read(buf)
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
buf = buf[:n]
z = new(Zone)
data := string(buf)
cs, p, pe := 0, 0, len(data)
eof := len(data)
brace := false
lines := 0
mark := 0
hdr := new(RR_Header)
tok := newToken()
var rr RR
%%{
action mark { mark = p }
action qname { hdr.Name = data[mark:p] }
action qclass { hdr.Class = Str_class[data[mark:p]] }
action defTtl { /* ... */ }
action setTtl { ttl, _ := strconv.Atoi(data[mark:p]); hdr.Ttl = uint32(ttl) }
action number { tok.pushInt(data[mark:p]) }
action text { tok.pushString(data[mark:p]) }
action set { z.Push(rr); tok.reset() }
action openBrace { if brace { println("Brace already open")} ; brace = true }
action closeBrace { if !brace { println("Brace already closed")}; brace = false }
action brace { brace }
action linecount { lines++ }
action qtype {
i := Str_rr[data[mark:p]]
mk, known := rr_mk[int(i)]
if ! known {
println("Unknown type seen: " + data[mark:p])
// panic?
}
rr = mk()
hdr.Rrtype = i
}
# Newlines
nl = [\n]+ $linecount;
# Comments, entire line. Shorter comments are handled in the
# 'bl' definition below.
comment = ';' [^\n]*;
bl = (
[ \t]+
| '(' $openBrace
| ')' $closeBrace
| (comment? nl)+ when brace
)+ %mark;
qclass = ('IN'i|'CS'i|'CH'i|'HS'i|'ANY'i|'NONE'i) %qclass;
chars = [^; \t"\n\\)(];
ttl = digit+ >mark;
qname = chars+ %qname;
# If I use this in the definitions at the end, things break.
# 6l seems to hang when compiling the resulting .go file...
# tb is WITH the space
tb = (chars | ' ')+ $1 %0 %text;
t = chars+ $1 %0 %text;
n = [0-9]+ $1 %0 %number;
lhs = qname? bl %defTtl (
(ttl %setTtl bl (qclass bl)?)
| (qclass bl (ttl %setTtl bl)?)
)?;
# RDATA definitions.
include "types.rl";
# RR definitions.
rhs = (
('A'i %qtype bl t) %rdata_a
| ('AAAA'i %qtype bl t) %rdata_aaaa
| ('NS'i %qtype bl t) %rdata_ns
| ('CNAME'i %qtype bl t) %rdata_cname
# | ('SOA'i %qtype bl t bl t bl n bl n bl n bl n bl n) %rdata_soa
| ('MX'i %qtype bl n bl t) %rdata_mx
# | ('DS'i %qtype bl n bl n bl n bl tb) %rdata_ds
# | ('DNSKEY'i %qtype bl n bl n bl n bl tb) %rdata_dnskey
# | ('RRSIG'i %qtype bl n bl n bl n bl n bl n bl n bl n bl t bl tb) %rdata_rrsig
);
rr = lhs rhs %set;
main := (rr? bl? ((comment? nl) when !brace))*;
write init;
write exec;
}%%
if eof > -1 {
if cs < z_first_final {
// No clue what I'm doing what so ever
if p == pe {
println("unexpected eof")
return z, nil
} else {
println("error at position ", p)
return z, nil
}
}
}
return z, nil
}