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33 #ifndef NBDKIT_REGIONS_H
34 #define NBDKIT_REGIONS_H
42 /* This defines a very simple structure used to define the virtual
43 * disk in the partitioning and floppy plugins.
45 * We split the virtual disk into non-overlapping, contiguous regions.
46 * These are stored in an array, ordered by address.
48 * Each region can be one of several types, referring to a backing
49 * file, some data stored in memory, or zero padding.
54 region_file
, /* contents of the i'th file */
55 region_data
, /* pointer to in-memory data */
56 region_zero
, /* padding */
61 uint64_t start
, len
, end
; /* byte offsets; end = start + len - 1 */
62 enum region_type type
;
64 size_t i
; /* region_file: i'th file */
65 const unsigned char *data
; /* region_data: data */
68 /* Optional name or description of this region. This is not used by
69 * the regions code but can be added to regions to make debugging
72 const char *description
;
75 /* Vector of struct region. */
76 DEFINE_VECTOR_TYPE (regions
, struct region
);
78 extern void init_regions (regions
*regions
)
79 __attribute__ ((__nonnull__ (1)));
80 extern void free_regions (regions
*regions
)
81 __attribute__ ((__nonnull__ (1)));
83 /* Return the number of regions. */
84 static inline size_t __attribute__ ((__nonnull__ (1)))
85 nr_regions (regions
*rs
)
90 /* Return the virtual size of the disk. */
91 static inline int64_t __attribute__ ((__nonnull__ (1)))
92 virtual_size (regions
*rs
)
97 return rs
->ptr
[rs
->len
-1].end
+ 1;
100 /* Look up the region corresponding to the given offset. If the
101 * offset is inside the disk image then this cannot return NULL.
103 extern const struct region
*find_region (const regions
*regions
,
105 __attribute__ ((__nonnull__ (1)));
107 /* Append one region of a given length, plus up to two optional
110 * pre_aligment (if != 0) describes the required alignment of this
111 * region. A padding region of type region_zero is inserted before
112 * the main region if required.
114 * post_alignment (if != 0) describes the required alignment after
115 * this region. A padding region of type region_zero is inserted
116 * after the main region if required.
118 * If type == region_file, it must be followed by u.i parameter.
119 * If type == region_data, it must be followed by u.data parameter.
121 extern int append_region_len (regions
*regions
,
122 const char *description
, uint64_t len
,
123 uint64_t pre_aligment
, uint64_t post_alignment
,
124 enum region_type type
, ...);
126 /* Same as append_region_len (above) but instead of specifying the
127 * size of the main region, specify the end byte as an offset. Note
128 * the end byte is included in the region, it's is NOT the end+1 byte.
130 extern int append_region_end (regions
*regions
,
131 const char *description
, uint64_t end
,
132 uint64_t pre_aligment
, uint64_t post_alignment
,
133 enum region_type type
, ...);
135 #endif /* NBDKIT_REGIONS_H */