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/****************************************************************************
 *                                                                          *
 * FILE NAME                                               VERSION          *
 *      mai_filt_common.c                                  MAPI 0.05        *
 *                                                                          *
 * DESCRIPTION                                                              *
 *      This file contains all the routines that understand the semantic    *
 *      content of filters.  
 *                                                                          *
 *                                                                          *
 *                                                                          *
 ****************************************************************************/
#include "mai_l.h"		/* Local mai function definitions */

/*
 * FUNCTION
 *      mai_filter_create
 *
 * DESCRIPTION
 *      Add a filter to an open channel.  This function will add both 
 *      absorbing filters and copy filters.  In the case where a new filter
 *      has been added to absorb SMDs, this function will notify all
 *      other channels that would have received that SMD.
 *
 * CALLED BY
 *
 * CALLS
 *      mai_filter_hcreate
 *
 * INPUTS
 *      fd      Channel number to add the filter to
 *      filter  Pointer to the filter to add to the channel
 *      flags   Flags to modify filter (absorb or copy)
 *
 * OUTPUTS
 *
 */
Status_t
mai_filter_create(IBhandle_t fd, Filter_t * filter, uint32_t flags)
{
    IBhandle_t      fh;
    int             rc;

    /*
     * Standard entry header 
     */
    IB_ENTER(__func__, fd, filter, flags, 0);
    rc = mai_filter_hcreate(fd, filter, flags, &fh);
    IB_EXIT(__func__, rc);
    return (rc);
}

/*
 * FUNCTION
 *      mai_filter_mclass
 *
 * DESCRIPTION
 *      Create a filter that accepts only MADs of a specified mclass.
 *
 * CALLED BY
 *
 * CALLS
 *      maif_filter_hcreate
 *
 * INPUTS
 *      devh  - device handle returned by mai_open
 *      flags - a set of characteristics to determine behavior. 
 *      ftype - filter type
 *      filterh - filter handle returned by call.
 *      mclass - the class to filter (see ib_mad.h for a list of classes).
 *
 * OUTPUTS
 *      Status return by mai_filter_hcreate.
 *
 */
Status_t
mai_filter_mclass(IBhandle_t devh, uint32_t flags, int ftype,
		  IBhandle_t * filterh, uint8_t mclass)
{
    Filter_t        f;
    int             rc;

    IB_ENTER(__func__, devh, flags, filterh, mclass);

    memset(&f, 0, sizeof(f));

    f.value.mclass = mclass;
    f.mask.mclass = MAI_FMASK_ALL;
    f.type = ftype;
    f.active = MAI_ACT_FMASK | MAI_ACT_TYPE;
    MAI_SET_FILTER_NAME((&f), "mclass");
    /*
     * Now call mai_filter create. The qp association is that 
     * of already associated with devh
     */
    rc = mai_filter_hcreate(devh, &f, flags, filterh);
    IB_EXIT(__func__, rc);
    return (rc);

}

/*
 * FUNCTION
 *      mai_filter_method
 *
 * DESCRIPTION
 *      Create a filter that accepts only MADs of a specified mclass,
 *       method.
 *
 * CALLED BY
 *
 * CALLS
 *      maif_filter_hcreate
 *
 * INPUTS
 *      devh  - device handle returned by mai_open
 *      flags - a set of characteristics to determine behavior. 
 *      ftype - filter type
 *      filterh - filter handle returned by call.
 *      mclass - the class to filter (see ib_mad.h for a list of classes).
 *      method - the method within the class.
 *
 * OUTPUTS
 *      Status return by mai_filter_hcreate.
 *
 */
Status_t
mai_filter_method(IBhandle_t devh, uint32_t flags, int ftype,
		  IBhandle_t * filterh, uint8_t mclass, uint8_t method)
{
    Filter_t        f;
    int             rc;

    IB_ENTER(__func__, devh, flags, filterh, mclass);

    memset(&f, 0, sizeof(f));
    
    f.value.mclass = mclass;
    f.value.method = method;

    f.mask.mclass = MAI_FMASK_ALL;
    f.mask.method = MAI_FMASK_ALL;

    f.type        = ftype;
    f.active      = MAI_ACT_FMASK | MAI_ACT_TYPE;

    MAI_SET_FILTER_NAME((&f), "method");

    /*
     * Now call mai_filter create. The qp association is that 
     * of already associated with devh
     */
    rc = mai_filter_hcreate(devh, &f, flags, filterh);
    IB_EXIT(__func__, rc);
    return rc;
}

/*
 * FUNCTION
 *      mai_filter_aid
 *
 * DESCRIPTION
 *      Create a filter that accepts only MADs of a specified mclass,
 *       method, aid.
 *
 * CALLED BY
 *
 * CALLS
 *      maif_filter_hcreate
 *
 * INPUTS
 *      devh  - device handle returned by mai_open
 *      flags - a set of characteristics to determine behavior. 
 *      ftype - filter type
 *      filterh - filter handle returned by call.
 *      mclass - the class to filter (see ib_mad.h for a list of classes).
 *      method - the method within the class.
 *      aid - the attribute id within the method.
 *      amod - the attribute modifier within the aid
 *
 * OUTPUTS
 *      Status return by mai_filter_hcreate.
 *
 */
Status_t
mai_filter_aid(IBhandle_t devh, uint32_t flags, int ftype,
	       IBhandle_t * filterh,
	       uint8_t mclass, uint8_t method, uint16_t aid)
{
    Filter_t        f;
    int             rc;

    IB_ENTER(__func__, flags, mclass, method, aid);

    memset(&f, 0, sizeof(f));

    f.value.mclass = mclass;
    f.value.method = method;
    f.value.aid = aid;

    f.mask.mclass = MAI_FMASK_ALL;
    f.mask.method = MAI_FMASK_ALL;
    f.mask.aid    = MAI_FMASK_ALL;

    f.type     = MAI_TYPE_ANY;
    f.active   = MAI_ACT_FMASK | MAI_ACT_TYPE;

    MAI_SET_FILTER_NAME((&f), "AID");

    /*
     * Now call mai_filter create. The qp association is that 
     * of already associated with devh
     */
    rc = mai_filter_hcreate(devh, &f, flags, filterh);
    IB_EXIT(__func__, rc);
    return rc;
}

/*
 * FUNCTION
 *      mai_filter_amod
 *
 * DESCRIPTION
 *      Create a filter that accepts only MADs of a specified mclass,
 *       method, aid, and amod.
 *
 * CALLED BY
 *
 * CALLS
 *      maif_filter_hcreate
 *
 * INPUTS
 *      devh  - device handle returned by mai_open
 *      flags - a set of characteristics to determine behavior. 
 *      ftype - filter type
 *      filterh - filter handle returned by call.
 *      mclass - the class to filter (see ib_mad.h for a list of classes).
 *      method - the method within the class.
 *      aid - the attribute id within the method.
 *      amod - the attribute modifier within the aid
 *
 * OUTPUTS
 *      Status return by mai_filter_hcreate.
 *
 */
Status_t
mai_filter_amod(IBhandle_t devh, uint32_t flags, int ftype,
		IBhandle_t * filterh,
		uint8_t mclass,
		uint8_t method, uint16_t aid, uint32_t amod)
{
    Filter_t        f;
    int             rc;

    IB_ENTER(__func__, mclass, method, aid, amod);
    memset(&f, 0, sizeof(f));

    f.value.mclass = mclass;
    f.value.method = method;
    f.value.aid = aid;
    f.value.amod = amod;

    f.mask.mclass = MAI_FMASK_ALL;
    f.mask.method = MAI_FMASK_ALL;
    f.mask.aid = MAI_FMASK_ALL;
    f.mask.amod = MAI_FMASK_ALL;
    
    f.type        = ftype;
    f.active      = MAI_ACT_FMASK | MAI_ACT_TYPE;

    MAI_SET_FILTER_NAME((&f), "AMOD");

    /*
     * Now call mai_filter create. The qp association is that 
     * of already associated with devh
     */
    rc = mai_filter_hcreate(devh, &f, flags, filterh);
    IB_EXIT(__func__, rc);
    return rc;

}

/*
 * FUNCTION
 *      mai_filter_tid
 *
 * DESCRIPTION
 *      Create a filter that accepts only MADs of a specified mclass,
 *       method, tid.
 *
 * CALLED BY
 *
 * CALLS
 *      maif_filter_hcreate
 *
 * INPUTS
 *      devh  - device handle returned by mai_open
 *      flags - a set of characteristics to determine behavior. 
 *      ftype - filter type
 *      filterh - filter handle returned by call.
 *      mclass - the class to filter (see ib_mad.h for a list of classes).
 *      tid - the attribute id within the method.
 *
 * OUTPUTS
 *      Status return by mai_filter_hcreate.
 *
 */
Status_t
mai_filter_tid(IBhandle_t devh, uint32_t flags, int ftype,
	       IBhandle_t * filterh, uint8_t mclass, uint64_t tid)
{
    Filter_t        f;
    int             rc;

    IB_ENTER(__func__, flags, mclass, tid, 0);

    memset(&f, 0, sizeof(f));

    f.value.mclass = mclass;
    f.value.tid = tid;

    f.mask.mclass = MAI_FMASK_ALL;
    f.mask.tid    = MAI_FMASK_ALL;

    f.type        = MAI_TYPE_ANY;
    f.active      = MAI_ACT_FMASK | MAI_ACT_TYPE;

    MAI_SET_FILTER_NAME((&f), "TID");

    /*
     * Now call mai_filter create. The qp association is that 
     * of already associated with devh
     */
    rc = mai_filter_hcreate(devh, &f, flags, filterh);
    IB_EXIT(__func__, rc);
    return rc;
}

/*
 * FUNCTION
 *      mai_filter_once
 *
 * DESCRIPTION
 *      This routine will create a filter which will accept messages 
 *      for a specified mclass, and tid. This routine allows a manager
 *      to issue a request and wait for the reply by filtering on just 
 *      the tid and mclass. After a message is received which passes the filter,
 *      the filter is automatically deleted.
 *
 * CALLED BY
 *
 * CALLS
 *      maif_filter_hcreate
 *
 * INPUTS
 *      devh  - device handle returned by mai_open
 *      flags - a set of characteristics to determine behavior. 
 *      ftype - filter type
 *      filterh - filter handle returned by call.
 *      mclass - the class to filter (see ib_mad.h for a list of classes).
 *      tid    - the Transaction ID to use.
 *
 * OUTPUTS
 *      Status return by mai_filter_hcreate.
 *
 */

Status_t
mai_filter_once(IBhandle_t devh, uint32_t flags, int ftype,
		IBhandle_t * filterh, uint8_t mclass, uint64_t tid)
{
    Filter_t        f;
    int             rc;

    /*
     * Standard entry stuff 
     */
    IB_ENTER(__func__, devh, mclass, tid, 0);

    memset(&f, 0, sizeof(f));

    f.value.mclass = mclass;
    f.value.tid = tid;

    f.mask.mclass = MAI_FMASK_ALL;
    f.mask.tid    = MAI_FMASK_ALL;

    f.type        = ftype;
    f.active      = MAI_ACT_FMASK | MAI_ACT_TYPE;

    MAI_SET_FILTER_NAME((&f), "once");

    /*
     * Now call mai_filter create. The qp association is that 
     * of already associated with devh
     */

    rc = mai_filter_hcreate(devh, &f, flags | VFILTER_ONCE, filterh);

    IB_EXIT(__func__, rc);
    return (rc);
}