#ifndef __HOST_IPMID_IPMI_COMMON_H__
#define __HOST_IPMID_IPMI_COMMON_H__

#include <systemd/sd-bus.h>

#include <cstddef>

/*
 * Specifies the minimum privilege level required to execute the command
 * This means the command can be executed at a given privilege level or higher
 * privilege level. Those commands which can be executed via system interface
 * only should use SYSTEM_INTERFACE
 */
enum CommandPrivilege
{
    PRIVILEGE_CALLBACK = 0x01,
    PRIVILEGE_USER,
    PRIVILEGE_OPERATOR,
    PRIVILEGE_ADMIN,
    PRIVILEGE_OEM,
    SYSTEM_INTERFACE = 0xFF,
};

// length of Completion Code and its ALWAYS _1_
#define IPMI_CC_LEN 1

// IPMI Net Function number as specified by IPMI V2.0 spec.
// Example :
// NETFUN_APP      =   (0x06 << 2),
typedef unsigned char ipmi_netfn_t;

// IPMI Command for a Net Function number as specified by IPMI V2.0 spec.
typedef unsigned char ipmi_cmd_t;

// Buffer containing data from sender of netfn and command as part of request
typedef void* ipmi_request_t;

// This is the response buffer that the provider of [netfn,cmd] will send back
// to the caller. Provider will allocate the memory inside the handler and then
// will do a memcpy to this response buffer and also will set the data size
// parameter to the size of the buffer.
// EXAMPLE :
// unsigned char str[] = {0x00, 0x01, 0xFE, 0xFF, 0x0A, 0x01};
// *data_len = 6;
// memcpy(response, &str, *data_len);
typedef void* ipmi_response_t;

// This buffer contains any *user specific* data that is of interest only to the
// plugin. For a ipmi function router, this data is opaque. At the time of
// registering the plugin handlers, plugin may optionally allocate a memory and
// fill in whatever needed that will be of help during the actual handling of
// command. IPMID will just pass the netfn, cmd and also this data to plugins
// during the command handler invocation.
typedef void* ipmi_context_t;

// Length of request / response buffer depending on whether the data is a
// request or a response from a plugin handler.
typedef std::size_t* ipmi_data_len_t;

// Plugin function return the status code
typedef unsigned char ipmi_ret_t;

typedef enum CommandPrivilege ipmi_cmd_privilege_t;

// This is the callback handler that the plugin registers with IPMID. IPMI
// function router will then make a call to this callback handler with the
// necessary arguments of netfn, cmd, request, response, size and context.
typedef ipmi_ret_t (*ipmid_callback_t)(ipmi_netfn_t, ipmi_cmd_t, ipmi_request_t,
                                       ipmi_response_t, ipmi_data_len_t,
                                       ipmi_context_t);

// This is the constructor function that is called into by each plugin handlers.
// When ipmi sets up the callback handlers, a call is made to this with
// information of netfn, cmd, callback handler pointer and context data.
void ipmi_register_callback(ipmi_netfn_t, ipmi_cmd_t, ipmi_context_t,
                            ipmid_callback_t, ipmi_cmd_privilege_t);

unsigned short reserveSel(void);
bool checkSELReservation(unsigned short id);
void cancelSELReservation(void);

// These are the command network functions, the response
// network functions are the function + 1. So to determine
// the proper network function which issued the command
// associated with a response, subtract 1.
// Note: these are also shifted left to make room for the LUN.
enum ipmi_net_fns
{
    NETFUN_CHASSIS = 0x00,
    NETFUN_BRIDGE = 0x02,
    NETFUN_SENSOR = 0x04,
    NETFUN_APP = 0x06,
    NETFUN_FIRMWARE = 0x08,
    NETFUN_STORAGE = 0x0a,
    NETFUN_TRANSPORT = 0x0c,
    NETFUN_GRPEXT = 0x2c,
    NETFUN_OEM_GROUP = 0x2e,
    NETFUN_NONE = 0x30,
    NETFUN_OEM = 0x32,
    NETFUN_IBM_OEM = 0x3A
};

// Return (completion) codes from a IPMI operation as needed by IPMI V2.0 spec.
enum ipmi_return_codes
{
    IPMI_CC_OK = 0x00,
    IPMI_DCMI_CC_NO_ACTIVE_POWER_LIMIT = 0x80,
    IPMI_WDOG_CC_NOT_INIT = 0x80,
    IPMI_CC_SYSTEM_INFO_PARAMETER_NOT_SUPPORTED = 0x80,
    IPMI_CC_SYSTEM_INFO_PARAMETER_SET_READ_ONLY = 0x82,
    IPMI_CC_BUSY = 0xC0,
    IPMI_CC_INVALID = 0xC1,
    IPMI_CC_TIMEOUT = 0xC3,
    IPMI_CC_OUT_OF_SPACE = 0xC4,
    IPMI_CC_INVALID_RESERVATION_ID = 0xC5,
    IPMI_CC_REQ_DATA_TRUNCATED = 0xC6,
    IPMI_CC_REQ_DATA_LEN_INVALID = 0xC7,
    IPMI_CC_PARM_OUT_OF_RANGE = 0xC9,
    IPMI_CC_REQUESTED_TOO_MANY_BYTES = 0xCA,
    IPMI_CC_SENSOR_INVALID = 0xCB,
    IPMI_CC_INVALID_FIELD_REQUEST = 0xCC,
    IPMI_CC_ILLEGAL_COMMAND = 0xCD,
    IPMI_CC_RESPONSE_ERROR = 0xCE,
    IPMI_CC_INSUFFICIENT_PRIVILEGE = 0xD4,
    IPMI_CC_UNSPECIFIED_ERROR = 0xFF,
};

// Temp solution: To detect the request source channel.
// There is no stright forward way to get the exact
// channel so we are hardcoding it to KCS in case host-ipmid
// and LAN1 for netipmid.
// we can't differentiate between LAN1 & LAN2 for netipmid in this logic.
// As our current design will not be able to support the same. This is done
// so that in all the places where ever we need to use the self channel can be
// be implemented properly and based on new architecture.this can be updated.
typedef enum
{
    interfaceKCS = 0,
    interfaceLAN1 = 1,
    interfaceUnknown = 0xFF
} EInterfaceIndex;

EInterfaceIndex getInterfaceIndex(void);

sd_bus* ipmid_get_sd_bus_connection(void);
sd_event* ipmid_get_sd_event_connection(void);
sd_bus_slot* ipmid_get_sd_bus_slot(void);

// move this from ipmid.hpp, which is now gone
// this should not be used. Use the channel API to get the channel size
#define MAX_IPMI_BUFFER 64

#endif