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VDR developer version 2.1.3 is now available at ftp://ftp.tvdr.de/vdr/Developer/vdr-2.1.3.tar.bz2 A 'diff' against the previous version is available at ftp://ftp.tvdr.de/vdr/Developer/vdr-2.1.2-2.1.3.diff MD5 checksums: 054f80e0045aa6fad118e9285b52f4f2 vdr-2.1.3.tar.bz2 3c5ab05d5c4d0b984b34e84190e80949 vdr-2.1.2-2.1.3.diff WARNING: ======== This is a *developer* version. Even though *I* use it in my productive environment, I strongly recommend that you only use it under controlled conditions and for testing and debugging. Originally I intended to release this version only after the new DiSEqC configuration dialog was finished. But in the meantime quite a few other things have come up, so I decided to postpone that dialog and first release what has piled up so far. From the HISTORY file: - Changed the return value of cPositioner::HorizonLongitude() to 0 in case the latitude of the antenna location is beyond +/-81 degrees. - Updated the Finnish OSD texts (thanks to Rolf Ahrenberg). - Fixed some compiler warnings with gcc-4.6.3 (thanks to Rolf Ahrenberg). - Changed the name of the SVDRP command RENR to MOVR (suggested by Rolf Ahrenberg). - When cutting a recording it is now checked whether there is already an edited version of this recording (with the same name, but starting with '%'), and the user is prompted for confirmation to overwrite it (suggested by Rolf Ahrenberg). - Revoked "Added maximum signal strength value for TechniSat SkyStar 2 DVB-S rev 2.3P" because it broke things for the "TechniSat AirStar 2" DVB-T card. - The LIRC remote control now connects to the socket even if it doesn't yet exist when VDR is started (thanks to Lars Hanisch). - Changed the absolute latitude limit for visible satellites to 81.2 degrees. - Added code for parsing LCN and AVC descriptors to libsi (thanks to Rolf Ahrenberg). - In the "Select folder" menu pressing Ok now selects the folder, even if this is a folder that contains sub folders (marked with "..."). To open such a folder you can press the Red key. - Fixed a possible access to uninitialized data in cEIT::cEIT() (reported by Dominik Strasser). - The new menu category mcRecordingEdit is now used to mark menus that edit recording properties (suggested by Stefan Braun). - Changes in the teletext PID no longer cause retuning (and thus interrupting a recording). - Removed '_' from the FileNameChars and CharMap translations in uk_UA.po. - Updated the Italian OSD texts (thanks to Diego Pierotto). - Fixed a missing initialization in the c'tor of cSkinLCARSDisplayChannel (thanks to Marko Mäkelä). - Simplified some conditional expressions in skinlcars.c and skinsttng.c (suggested by Marko Mäkelä). - Fixed uninitialized item area coordinates in cSkinLCARSDisplayMenu (reported by Marko Mäkelä). - Fixed a possible crash if the recordings list is updated externally while the Recordings menu is open (reported by Lars Hanisch). - Added a missing closing ')' in the help and man page entry of the --vfat option (reported by Lars Hanisch). - Fixed setting the name of the video directory to avoid a crash when using --genindex, and also to use the correct directory with --edit (the latter reported by Marko Mäkelä). - The Recordings menu can now be called with a cRecordingFilter, which allows the caller to have it display only a certain subset of the recordings (thanks to Lars Hanisch). - Added handling UTF-8 'umlaut' characters to cKbdRemote (thanks to Lars Hanisch). - Made it clear that the Data parameter in cDevice::StillPicture() may point to a series of packets, not just a single one (thanks to Thomas Reufer). - cDevice::TrickSpeed() now has an additional parameter named Forward, which indicates the direction in which replay is being done (suggested by Thomas Reufer). This information may be necessary for some output devices in order to properly implement trick modes. Authors of plugins that implement output devices will need to add this parameter to their derived cDevice class, regardless of whether they will make use of it or not. - Added a note to ePlayMode in device.h that VDR itself always uses pmAudioVideo when replaying a recording (suggested by Thomas Reufer). - Fixed some spellings in positioner.h and Doxyfile (thanks to Ville Skyttä). - Changed '%a' to the POSIX compliant '%m' in all scanf() calls (thanks to Ville Skyttä). - The new function cCamSlot::Decrypt() can be used by derived classes to implement a CAM slot that can be freely assigned to any device, without being directly inserted into the full TS data stream in hardware. A derived class that implements Decrypt() will also need to set the new parameter ReceiveCaPids in the call to the cCamSlot base class constructor to true, in order to receive the CA pid TS packets that contain data necessary for decrypting. - Many member functions of cCamSlot have been made virtual to allow for easier implementation of derived classes. - cTSBuffer now provides the number of available bytes in its Get() function. - cDvbDevice::GetTSPacket() now calls CamSlot()->Decrypt() in order to allow CAM slots that can be freely assigned to any device access to the TS data stream. - Added a check to avoid a possible NULL pointer dereference in cCiSession::SendData() (reported by Ville Skyttä). - Deleted a superfluous assignment in cPipe::Open() (reported by Ville Skyttä). - The script given to VDR with the '-r' option is now also called after the recording process has actually started (thanks to Christian Kaiser). - Avoiding unnecessary pkg-config warnings in plugin Makefiles (thanks to Ville Skyttä). Plugin authors may want to apply the following change to their Makefile: -PKGCFG = $(if $(VDRDIR),$(shell pkg-config --variable=$(1) $(VDRDIR)/vdr.pc),$(shell pkg-config --variable=$(1) vdr || pkg-config --variable=$(1) ../../../vdr.pc)) +PKGCFG = $(if $(VDRDIR),$(shell pkg-config --variable=$(1) $(VDRDIR)/vdr.pc),$(shell PKG_CONFIG_PATH="$$PKG_CONFIG_PATH:../../.." pkg-config --variable=$(1) vdr)) - Eliminated MAXDVBDEVICES (suggested by Oliver Endriss). - Channels that are no longer contained in the current SDT of a transponder are now marked with the keyword OBSOLETE in their name and provider fields. That way you can identify obsolete channels when you switch to them, and you can get the complete overview of all obsolete channels by sorting the Channels list by provider (by pressing the 0 key twice). Automatic deletion of obsolete channels may follow later.
297 lines
13 KiB
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297 lines
13 KiB
C++
/*
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* ci.h: Common Interface
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*
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* See the main source file 'vdr.c' for copyright information and
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* how to reach the author.
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*
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* $Id: ci.h 3.3 2014/01/02 10:14:39 kls Exp $
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*/
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#ifndef __CI_H
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#define __CI_H
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#include <stdint.h>
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#include <stdio.h>
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#include "channels.h"
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#include "thread.h"
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#include "tools.h"
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#define MAX_CAM_SLOTS_PER_ADAPTER 8 // maximum possible value is 255
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#define MAX_CONNECTIONS_PER_CAM_SLOT 8 // maximum possible value is 254
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#define CAM_READ_TIMEOUT 50 // ms
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class cCiMMI;
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class cCiMenu {
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friend class cCamSlot;
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friend class cCiMMI;
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private:
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enum { MAX_CIMENU_ENTRIES = 64 }; ///< XXX is there a specified maximum?
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cCiMMI *mmi;
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cMutex *mutex;
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bool selectable;
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char *titleText;
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char *subTitleText;
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char *bottomText;
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char *entries[MAX_CIMENU_ENTRIES];
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int numEntries;
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bool AddEntry(char *s);
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cCiMenu(cCiMMI *MMI, bool Selectable);
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public:
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~cCiMenu();
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const char *TitleText(void) { return titleText; }
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const char *SubTitleText(void) { return subTitleText; }
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const char *BottomText(void) { return bottomText; }
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const char *Entry(int n) { return n < numEntries ? entries[n] : NULL; }
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int NumEntries(void) { return numEntries; }
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bool Selectable(void) { return selectable; }
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void Select(int Index);
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void Cancel(void);
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void Abort(void);
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bool HasUpdate(void);
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};
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class cCiEnquiry {
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friend class cCamSlot;
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friend class cCiMMI;
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private:
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cCiMMI *mmi;
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cMutex *mutex;
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char *text;
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bool blind;
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int expectedLength;
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cCiEnquiry(cCiMMI *MMI);
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public:
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~cCiEnquiry();
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const char *Text(void) { return text; }
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bool Blind(void) { return blind; }
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int ExpectedLength(void) { return expectedLength; }
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void Reply(const char *s);
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void Cancel(void);
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void Abort(void);
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};
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class cDevice;
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class cCamSlot;
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enum eModuleStatus { msNone, msReset, msPresent, msReady };
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class cCiAdapter : public cThread {
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friend class cCamSlot;
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private:
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cDevice *assignedDevice;
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cCamSlot *camSlots[MAX_CAM_SLOTS_PER_ADAPTER];
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void AddCamSlot(cCamSlot *CamSlot);
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///< Adds the given CamSlot to this CI adapter.
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protected:
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virtual void Action(void);
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///< Handles the attached CAM slots in a separate thread.
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///< The derived class must call the Start() function to
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///< actually start CAM handling.
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virtual int Read(uint8_t *Buffer, int MaxLength) = 0;
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///< Reads one chunk of data into the given Buffer, up to MaxLength bytes.
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///< If no data is available immediately, wait for up to CAM_READ_TIMEOUT.
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///< Returns the number of bytes read (in case of an error it will also
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///< return 0).
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virtual void Write(const uint8_t *Buffer, int Length) = 0;
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///< Writes Length bytes of the given Buffer.
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virtual bool Reset(int Slot) = 0;
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///< Resets the CAM in the given Slot.
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///< Returns true if the operation was successful.
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virtual eModuleStatus ModuleStatus(int Slot) = 0;
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///< Returns the status of the CAM in the given Slot.
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virtual bool Assign(cDevice *Device, bool Query = false) = 0;
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///< Assigns this adapter to the given Device, if this is possible.
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///< If Query is 'true', the adapter only checks whether it can be
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///< assigned to the Device, but doesn't actually assign itself to it.
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///< Returns true if the adapter can be assigned to the Device.
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///< If Device is NULL, the adapter will be unassigned from any
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///< device it was previously assigned to. The value of Query
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///< is ignored in that case, and this function always returns
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///< 'true'.
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public:
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cCiAdapter(void);
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virtual ~cCiAdapter();
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///< The derived class must call Cancel(3) in its destructor.
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virtual bool Ready(void);
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///< Returns 'true' if all present CAMs in this adapter are ready.
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};
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class cTPDU;
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class cCiTransportConnection;
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class cCiSession;
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class cCiCaProgramData;
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class cReceiver;
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class cCamSlot : public cListObject {
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friend class cCiAdapter;
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friend class cCiTransportConnection;
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private:
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cMutex mutex;
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cCondVar processed;
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cCiAdapter *ciAdapter;
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cReceiver *caPidReceiver;
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int slotIndex;
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int slotNumber;
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cCiTransportConnection *tc[MAX_CONNECTIONS_PER_CAM_SLOT + 1]; // connection numbering starts with 1
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eModuleStatus lastModuleStatus;
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time_t resetTime;
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cTimeMs moduleCheckTimer;
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bool resendPmt;
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int source;
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int transponder;
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cList<cCiCaProgramData> caProgramList;
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const int *GetCaSystemIds(void);
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void SendCaPmt(uint8_t CmdId);
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void NewConnection(void);
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void DeleteAllConnections(void);
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void Process(cTPDU *TPDU = NULL);
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void Write(cTPDU *TPDU);
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cCiSession *GetSessionByResourceId(uint32_t ResourceId);
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public:
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cCamSlot(cCiAdapter *CiAdapter, bool ReceiveCaPids = false);
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///< Creates a new CAM slot for the given CiAdapter.
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///< The CiAdapter will take care of deleting the CAM slot,
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///< so the caller must not delete it!
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///< If ReceiveCaPids is true, the CAM slot will take care that the CA pids
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///< of the selected programmes will be included in the TS data stream that
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///< is presented to the Decrypt() function.
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virtual ~cCamSlot();
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bool Assign(cDevice *Device, bool Query = false);
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///< Assigns this CAM slot to the given Device, if this is possible.
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///< If Query is 'true', the CI adapter of this slot only checks whether
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///< it can be assigned to the Device, but doesn't actually assign itself to it.
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///< Returns true if this slot can be assigned to the Device.
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///< If Device is NULL, the slot will be unassigned from any
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///< device it was previously assigned to. The value of Query
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///< is ignored in that case, and this function always returns
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///< 'true'.
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cDevice *Device(void);
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///< Returns the device this CAM slot is currently assigned to.
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int SlotIndex(void) { return slotIndex; }
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///< Returns the index of this CAM slot within its CI adapter.
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///< The first slot has an index of 0.
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int SlotNumber(void) { return slotNumber; }
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///< Returns the number of this CAM slot within the whole system.
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///< The first slot has the number 1.
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virtual bool Reset(void);
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///< Resets the CAM in this slot.
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///< Returns true if the operation was successful.
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virtual eModuleStatus ModuleStatus(void);
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///< Returns the status of the CAM in this slot.
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virtual const char *GetCamName(void);
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///< Returns the name of the CAM in this slot, or NULL if there is
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///< no ready CAM in this slot.
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virtual bool Ready(void);
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///< Returns 'true' if the CAM in this slot is ready to decrypt.
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virtual bool HasMMI(void);
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///< Returns 'true' if the CAM in this slot has an active MMI.
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virtual bool HasUserIO(void);
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///< Returns true if there is a pending user interaction, which shall
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///< be retrieved via GetMenu() or GetEnquiry().
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virtual bool EnterMenu(void);
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///< Requests the CAM in this slot to start its menu.
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virtual cCiMenu *GetMenu(void);
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///< Gets a pending menu, or NULL if there is no menu.
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virtual cCiEnquiry *GetEnquiry(void);
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///< Gets a pending enquiry, or NULL if there is no enquiry.
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int Priority(void);
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///< Returns the priority if the device this slot is currently assigned
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///< to, or IDLEPRIORITY if it is not assigned to any device.
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virtual bool ProvidesCa(const int *CaSystemIds);
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///< Returns true if the CAM in this slot provides one of the given
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///< CaSystemIds. This doesn't necessarily mean that it will be
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///< possible to actually decrypt such a programme, since CAMs
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///< usually advertise several CA system ids, while the actual
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///< decryption is controlled by the smart card inserted into
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///< the CAM.
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virtual void AddPid(int ProgramNumber, int Pid, int StreamType);
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///< Adds the given PID information to the list of PIDs. A later call
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///< to SetPid() will (de)activate one of these entries.
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virtual void SetPid(int Pid, bool Active);
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///< Sets the given Pid (which has previously been added through a
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///< call to AddPid()) to Active. A later call to StartDecrypting() will
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///< send the full list of currently active CA_PMT entries to the CAM.
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virtual void AddChannel(const cChannel *Channel);
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///< Adds all PIDs if the given Channel to the current list of PIDs.
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///< If the source or transponder of the channel are different than
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///< what was given in a previous call to AddChannel(), any previously
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///< added PIDs will be cleared.
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virtual bool CanDecrypt(const cChannel *Channel);
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///< Returns true if there is a CAM in this slot that is able to decrypt
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///< the given Channel (or at least claims to be able to do so).
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///< Since the QUERY/REPLY mechanism for CAMs is pretty unreliable (some
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///< CAMs don't reply to queries at all), we always return true if the
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///< CAM is currently not decrypting anything. If there is already a
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///< channel being decrypted, a call to CanDecrypt() checks whether the
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///< CAM can also decrypt the given channel. Only CAMs that have replied
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///< to the initial QUERY will perform this check at all. CAMs that never
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///< replied to the initial QUERY are assumed not to be able to handle
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///< more than one channel at a time.
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virtual void StartDecrypting(void);
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///< Triggers sending all currently active CA_PMT entries to the CAM,
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///< so that it will start decrypting.
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virtual void StopDecrypting(void);
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///< Clears the list of CA_PMT entries and tells the CAM to stop decrypting.
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virtual bool IsDecrypting(void);
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///< Returns true if the CAM in this slot is currently used for decrypting.
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virtual uchar *Decrypt(uchar *Data, int &Count);
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///< If this is a CAM slot that can be freely assigned to any device,
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///< but will not be directly inserted into the full TS data stream
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///< in hardware, it can implement this function to be given access
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///< to the data in the device's TS buffer. Data points to a buffer
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///< of Count bytes of TS data. The first byte in Data is guaranteed
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///< to be a TS_SYNC_BYTE.
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///< There are three possible ways a CAM can handle decryption:
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///< 1. If the full TS data is physically routed through the CAM in hardware,
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///< there is no need to reimplement this function.
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///< The default implementation simply sets Count to TS_SIZE and returns Data.
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///< 2. If the CAM works directly on Data and decrypts the TS "in place" it
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///< shall decrypt at least the very first TS packet in Data, set Count to
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///< TS_SIZE and return Data. It may decrypt as many TS packets in Data as it
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///< wants, but it must decrypt at least the very first TS packet. Only this
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///< very first TS packet will be further processed after the call to this
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///< function. The next call will be done with Data pointing to the TS packet
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///< immediately following the previous one.
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///< 3. If the CAM needs to copy the data into a buffer of its own, and/or send
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///< the data to some file handle for processing and later retrieval, it shall
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///< set Count to the number of bytes it has read from Data and return a pointer
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///< to the next available decrypted TS packet (which will *not* be in the
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///< memory area pointed to by Data, but rather in some buffer that is under
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///< the CAM's control). If no decrypted TS packet is currently available, NULL
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///< shall be returned. If no data from Data can currently be processed, Count
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///< shall be set to 0 and the same Data pointer will be offered in the next
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///< call to Decrypt().
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///< A derived class that implements this function will also need
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///< to set the ReceiveCaPids parameter in the call to the base class
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///< constructor to true in order to receive the CA pid data.
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};
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class cCamSlots : public cList<cCamSlot> {};
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extern cCamSlots CamSlots;
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class cChannelCamRelation;
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class cChannelCamRelations : public cList<cChannelCamRelation> {
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private:
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cMutex mutex;
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cChannelCamRelation *GetEntry(tChannelID ChannelID);
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cChannelCamRelation *AddEntry(tChannelID ChannelID);
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time_t lastCleanup;
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void Cleanup(void);
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public:
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cChannelCamRelations(void);
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void Reset(int CamSlotNumber);
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bool CamChecked(tChannelID ChannelID, int CamSlotNumber);
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bool CamDecrypt(tChannelID ChannelID, int CamSlotNumber);
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void SetChecked(tChannelID ChannelID, int CamSlotNumber);
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void SetDecrypt(tChannelID ChannelID, int CamSlotNumber);
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void ClrChecked(tChannelID ChannelID, int CamSlotNumber);
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void ClrDecrypt(tChannelID ChannelID, int CamSlotNumber);
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};
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extern cChannelCamRelations ChannelCamRelations;
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#endif //__CI_H
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