collect.h File Reference

RFC 9000 19.6 / 7.5: reassemble CRYPTO frames received in a Handshake (or Initial) packet payload into a single in-order byte stream of TLS handshake messages. More...

#include "common/platform/sys/syscall.h"

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Data Structures
struct	quic_crecv
	CRYPTO stream reassembly state. More...

Macros
#define	QUIC_CRECV_BUF   2048
	Reassembly buffer capacity in bytes.

Functions
void	quic_crecv_init (quic_crecv *s)
	Start with an empty reassembly buffer.
int	quic_crecv_collect (quic_crecv *s, const u8 *frames, usz len)
	Walk a payload, write every CRYPTO frame at its offset, ignore other frames.

Detailed Description

RFC 9000 19.6 / 7.5: reassemble CRYPTO frames received in a Handshake (or Initial) packet payload into a single in-order byte stream of TLS handshake messages.

Out-of-order and split frames are placed at their offset; only the contiguous prefix from offset 0 is exposed to TLS. Fixed buffer, no alloc.

Function Documentation

quic_crecv_collect()

int quic_crecv_collect	(	quic_crecv *	s,
		const u8 *	frames,
		usz	len )

Walk a payload, write every CRYPTO frame at its offset, ignore other frames.

Updates the contiguous prefix.

Parameters

s	reassembly state
frames	the packet payload to walk
len	length of frames in bytes

Returns

1, or 0 if a CRYPTO frame falls outside the buffer (RFC 9000 19.6).

quic_crecv_init()

void quic_crecv_init

(

quic_crecv *

s

)

Start with an empty reassembly buffer.

Parameters

s	reassembly state to initialize