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/*
* Copyright (C) 2009,2013 by Jonathan Naylor G4KLX
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
* it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
* the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
* (at your option) any later version.
*
* This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
* GNU General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
* along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
* Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
*/
#ifndef HeaderData_H
#define HeaderData_H
#include <ctime>
#include <string>
/*
* Represents a D-Star radio header — the block transmitted before every voice
* or data transmission that identifies the participants and routing.
*
* Wire format (41 bytes, all callsigns space-padded to fixed width):
* [0] Flag 1 — repeater/data/control/urgent/BK/EMR bits
* [1] Flag 2 — reserved (always 0x00 in practice)
* [2] Flag 3 — reserved (always 0x00 in practice)
* [3..10] RPT2 — outgoing repeater callsign (8 chars, LONG_CALLSIGN_LENGTH)
* [11..18] RPT1 — incoming repeater callsign (8 chars)
* [19..26] YOUR — destination callsign or "CQCQCQ " for a general call
* [27..34] MY1 — originating station callsign (8 chars)
* [35..38] MY2 — 4-character callsign suffix (SHORT_CALLSIGN_LENGTH)
* [39..40] Checksum — CCITT-16 (reversed bit order) over bytes [0..38]
*
* The checksum is computed by CCCITTChecksumReverse. A stored checksum of
* 0xFFFF is treated as "unchecked" and is accepted without verification; this
* is used when the header arrives from a trusted local source.
*
* Flag 1 bit meanings (see DStarDefines.h for mask constants):
* Bit 6 Repeater mode — set when relayed through a repeater
* Bit 5 Data packet — DV data vs. voice
* Bit 4 Interrupted — previous transmission was interrupted (BK)
* Bit 2 Control signal — auto-control frame
* Bit 0 Urgent — emergency (EMR)
*/
class CHeaderData {
public:
CHeaderData();
CHeaderData(const CHeaderData& header);
// Deserialise from raw wire bytes; set check=true to validate the checksum.
CHeaderData(const unsigned char* data, unsigned int length, bool check);
CHeaderData(const std::string& myCall1, const std::string& myCall2, const std::string& yourCall,
const std::string& rptCall1, const std::string& rptCall2, unsigned char flag1 = 0x00,
unsigned char flag2 = 0x00, unsigned char flag3 = 0x00);
~CHeaderData();
time_t getTime() const;
std::string getMyCall1() const;
std::string getMyCall2() const;
std::string getYourCall() const;
std::string getRptCall1() const;
std::string getRptCall2() const;
unsigned char getFlag1() const;
unsigned char getFlag2() const;
unsigned char getFlag3() const;
bool isAck() const;
bool isNoResponse() const;
bool isRelayUnavailable() const;
bool isRepeaterMode() const;
bool isDataPacket() const;
bool isInterrupted() const;
bool isControlSignal() const;
bool isUrgent() const;
unsigned char getRepeaterFlags() const;
void setFlag1(unsigned char flag);
void setFlag2(unsigned char flag);
void setFlag3(unsigned char flag);
void setMyCall1(const std::string& callsign);
void setMyCall2(const std::string& callsign);
void setYourCall(const std::string& callsign);
void setRptCall1(const std::string& callsign);
void setRptCall2(const std::string& callsign);
void setRepeaterMode(bool set);
void setDataPacket(bool set);
void setInterrupted(bool set);
void setControlSignal(bool set);
void setUrgent(bool set);
void setRepeaterFlags(unsigned char set);
// Returns false if the checksum was checked and failed during deserialisation.
bool isValid() const;
void reset();
CHeaderData& operator=(const CHeaderData& header);
private:
time_t m_time;
std::string m_myCall1;
std::string m_myCall2;
std::string m_yourCall;
std::string m_rptCall1;
std::string m_rptCall2;
unsigned char m_flag1;
unsigned char m_flag2;
unsigned char m_flag3;
bool m_valid; // Set to false if checksum validation failed.
};
#endif

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