ref: 13738d2aa200eeb5859525225ec1d7bec7e8134e
dir: /tcp.c/
#include <stdio.h> #include <stdint.h> #include "common.h" int parseTcp(const u_char *pkt, Tcp *tcp) { tcp->start = pos; get(pkt, TCP_SRCPORT, &tcp->src); get(pkt, TCP_DSTPORT, &tcp->dst); get(pkt, TCP_SEQNUM, &tcp->seq); get(pkt, TCP_ACKNUM, &tcp->ack); /* offsets are multiplies of 4 (32-bit) values */ get(pkt, TCP_OFFSET, &tcp->offset); /* some(?) compilers may do logical shift */ tcp->offset = (tcp->offset >> 4) & 0xf; tcp->offset *= 4; get(pkt, TCP_FLAGS, &tcp->flags); get(pkt, TCP_WINSIZE, &tcp->winsize); get(pkt, TCP_SUM, &tcp->sum); get(pkt, TCP_URGPTR, &tcp->urgentptr); /* * we dont parse tcp options yet, * offset alone shows size of tcp packet (options + headers) * there is no need to add length of headers to pos twice. * * x--------x------------------------x------------x * ^ pkt[0] ^ pkt[tcp.start] ^ pkt[pos] ^ pkt[tcp.offset] * * tcp.start < pos ≤ tcp.offset */ pos += tcp->offset - (pos - tcp->start); return 1; } void printTcp(Tcp tcp) { printf("tcp pkt:\n" "\tsrc port: %d\tdst port: %d\n" "\tseq num: %u\tack num: %u\n" "\toffset: %d\tflags: %b (%x)\n" "\twinsize: %d (%x)\tsum: %d\n", tcp.src, tcp.dst, tcp.seq, tcp.ack, tcp.offset, tcp.flags, tcp.flags, tcp.winsize, tcp.winsize, tcp.sum); } Parser tcpParser = { .name = "tcp", .parse = parseTcp, .print = printTcp, };