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16 
17 #pragma once
18 
19 #include <array>
20 #include <cstdint>
21 #include <optional>
22 #include <string>
23 #include <vector>
24 
25 #include "config.pb.h"
26 #include "hci/address.h"
27 #include "hci/hci_packets.h"
28 
29 namespace rootcanal {
30 using bluetooth::hci::HciVersion;
31 using bluetooth::hci::LmpVersion;
32 
33 // Local controller quirks.
34 struct ControllerQuirks {
35   // The specification states that the Random Address is invalid until
36   // explicitly set by the command LE Set Random Address. Certain HCI commands
37   // check for this condition.
38   //
39   // This quirk configures a default value for the LE random address in order
40   // to bypass this validation. The default random address will
41   // be ba:db:ad:ba:db:ad.
42   bool has_default_random_address{false};
43 
44   // This quirks configures the controller to send an Hardware Error event
45   // in case a command is received before the HCI Reset command.
46   //
47   // Receiving a different command is indicative of the emulator being
48   // started from a snapshot. In this case the controller state is lost
49   // but the Host stack is loaded post-initialization. This quirk
50   // ensures that the stack will reset itself after reloading.
51   bool hardware_error_before_reset{false};
52 };
53 
54 // Local controller information.
55 //
56 // Provide the Informational Parameters returned by HCI commands
57 // in the range of the same name (cf. [4] E.7.4).
58 // The informational parameters are fixed by the manufacturer of the Bluetooth
59 // hardware. These parameters provide information about the BR/EDR Controller
60 // and the capabilities of the Link Manager and Baseband in the BR/EDR
61 // Controller. The Host device cannot modify any of these parameters.
62 struct ControllerProperties {
63  public:
64   ControllerProperties();
65   ControllerProperties(rootcanal::configuration::Controller const&);
66   ControllerProperties(ControllerProperties const&) = default;
67   ControllerProperties(ControllerProperties&&) = default;
68   ~ControllerProperties() = default;
69 
70   // Perform a bitwise and operation on the supported commands mask;
71   // the default bit setting is either loaded from the configuration
72   // file or all 1s.
73   void SetSupportedCommands(std::array<uint8_t, 64> supported_commands);
74 
75   // Check if the feature masks are valid according to the specification.
76   bool CheckSupportedFeatures() const;
77 
78   // Check if the supported command mask is valid according to the
79   // specification. If fixup is true, then the mask is updated instead of
80   // returning an error.
81   bool CheckSupportedCommands() const;
82 
83   // Enabled quirks.
84   ControllerQuirks quirks{};
85 
86   // Local Version Information (Vol 4, Part E § 7.4.1).
87   HciVersion hci_version{HciVersion::V_5_3};
88   LmpVersion lmp_version{LmpVersion::V_5_3};
89   uint16_t hci_subversion{0};
90   uint16_t lmp_subversion{0};
91   uint16_t company_identifier{0x00E0};  // Google
92 
93   // Transports.
94   bool br_supported{true};
95   bool le_supported{true};
96 
97   // Local Supported Commands (Vol 4, Part E § 7.4.2).
98   std::array<uint8_t, 64> supported_commands{};
99 
100   // Vendor Supported Commands.
101   bool supports_le_get_vendor_capabilities_command{true};
102 
103   // Local Supported Features (Vol 4, Part E § 7.4.3) and
104   // Local Extended Features (Vol 4, Part E § 7.4.3).
105   std::array<uint64_t, 3> lmp_features{};
106 
107   // LE Local Supported Features (Vol 4, Part E § 7.8.3).
108   uint64_t le_features{0};
109 
110   // Buffer Size (Vol 4, Part E § 7.4.5).
111   uint16_t acl_data_packet_length{1024};
112   uint8_t sco_data_packet_length{255};
113   uint16_t total_num_acl_data_packets{10};
114   uint16_t total_num_sco_data_packets{10};
115 
116   // LE Buffer Size (Vol 4, Part E § 7.8.2).
117   uint16_t le_acl_data_packet_length{27};
118   uint16_t iso_data_packet_length{1021};
119   uint8_t total_num_le_acl_data_packets{20};
120   uint8_t total_num_iso_data_packets{12};
121 
122   // Number of Supported IAC (Vol 4, Part E § 7.3.43).
123   uint8_t num_supported_iac{4};
124 
125   // LE Advertising Physical Channel TX Power (Vol 4, Part E § 7.8.6).
126   uint8_t le_advertising_physical_channel_tx_power{static_cast<uint8_t>(-10)};
127 
128   // Supported Codecs (Vol 4, Part E § 7.4.8).
129   // Implements the [v1] version only.
130   std::vector<uint8_t> supported_standard_codecs{0};
131   std::vector<uint32_t> supported_vendor_specific_codecs{};
132 
133   // LE Filter Accept List Size (Vol 4, Part E § 7.8.14).
134   uint8_t le_filter_accept_list_size{16};
135 
136   // LE Resolving List Size (Vol 4, Part E § 7.8.41).
137   uint8_t le_resolving_list_size{16};
138 
139   // LE Supported States (Vol 4, Part E § 7.8.27).
140   uint64_t le_supported_states{0x3ffffffffff};
141 
142   // LE Maximum Advertising Data Length (Vol 4, Part E § 7.8.57).
143   // Note: valid range 0x001F to 0x0672.
144   uint16_t le_max_advertising_data_length{512};
145 
146   // LE Number of Supported Advertising Sets (Vol 4, Part E § 7.8.58)
147   // Note: the controller can change the number of advertising sets
148   // at any time. This behaviour is not emulated here.
149   uint8_t le_num_supported_advertising_sets{16};
150 
151   // LE Periodic Advertiser List Size (Vol 4, Part E § 7.8.73).
152   uint8_t le_periodic_advertiser_list_size{8};
153 
154   // Vendor Information.
155   // Provide parameters returned by vendor specific commands.
156   std::vector<uint8_t> le_vendor_capabilities{};
157 
SupportsLMPFeatureControllerProperties158   bool SupportsLMPFeature(bluetooth::hci::LMPFeaturesPage0Bits bit) const {
159     return (lmp_features[0] & static_cast<uint64_t>(bit)) != 0;
160   }
161 
SupportsLMPFeatureControllerProperties162   bool SupportsLMPFeature(bluetooth::hci::LMPFeaturesPage2Bits bit) const {
163     return (lmp_features[2] & static_cast<uint64_t>(bit)) != 0;
164   }
165 
SupportsLLFeatureControllerProperties166   bool SupportsLLFeature(bluetooth::hci::LLFeaturesBits bit) const {
167     return (le_features & static_cast<uint64_t>(bit)) != 0;
168   }
169 
SupportsCommandControllerProperties170   bool SupportsCommand(bluetooth::hci::OpCodeIndex op_code) const {
171     int index = static_cast<int>(op_code);
172     return (supported_commands[index / 10] & (UINT64_C(1) << (index % 10))) !=
173            0;
174   }
175 
176   /// Return a bit mask with all supported PHYs
177   /// (0b001 = LE_1M, 0b010 = LE_2M, 0b100 = LE_CODED).
LeSupportedPhysControllerProperties178   uint8_t LeSupportedPhys() const {
179     uint8_t supported_phys = 0x1;  // LE_1M is always supported.
180     if (SupportsLLFeature(bluetooth::hci::LLFeaturesBits::LE_2M_PHY)) {
181       supported_phys |= 0x2;
182     }
183     if (SupportsLLFeature(bluetooth::hci::LLFeaturesBits::LE_CODED_PHY)) {
184       supported_phys |= 0x4;
185     }
186     return supported_phys;
187   }
188 };
189 
190 }  // namespace rootcanal
191