1 | // Licensed to the .NET Foundation under one or more agreements. |
2 | // The .NET Foundation licenses this file to you under the MIT license. |
3 | // See the LICENSE file in the project root for more information. |
4 | // |
5 | // File: DataBuffer.h |
6 | // |
7 | |
8 | // |
9 | // Class code:DataBuffer provides secure access to a block of memory. |
10 | // |
11 | // ====================================================================================== |
12 | |
13 | #pragma once |
14 | |
15 | #include "external.h" |
16 | |
17 | // -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
18 | // |
19 | // This class provides secure access to a block of memory. |
20 | // |
21 | class DataBuffer |
22 | { |
23 | private: |
24 | // |
25 | // Private data |
26 | // |
27 | |
28 | // The memory block of size code:m_cbSize. Can be non-NULL even if code:m_cbSize is 0. |
29 | __field_bcount(m_cbSize) |
30 | BYTE *m_pbData; |
31 | // Size of the memory block starting at code:m_pbData. If it is 0, then value of code:m_pbData can be |
32 | // anything (incl. NULL). |
33 | UINT32 m_cbSize; |
34 | |
35 | public: |
36 | // |
37 | // Initialization |
38 | // |
39 | |
40 | // Creates empty memory block. |
41 | inline DataBuffer(); |
42 | // Creates memory block (pbData, of size cbSize). |
43 | inline DataBuffer( |
44 | __in_bcount(cbSize) BYTE *pbData, |
45 | UINT32 cbSize); |
46 | // Creates memory block copy. |
47 | inline DataBuffer( |
48 | const DataBuffer &source); |
49 | // Initializes memory block to empty data. The object could be already initialzied. |
50 | inline void Clear(); |
51 | // Initializes memory block to data (pbData, of size cbSize). The object should be empty before. |
52 | inline void Init( |
53 | __in_bcount(cbSize) BYTE *pbData, |
54 | UINT32 cbSize); |
55 | |
56 | // |
57 | // Getters |
58 | // |
59 | |
60 | // Reads data of type T without skipping the read data (returns pointer to the type in *ppTypeData). |
61 | // Returns FALSE if there's not enough data (of size T) in the blob, doesn't initialize the pointer |
62 | // *ppTypeData then. |
63 | // Returns TRUE otherwise, fills *ppTypeData with the "read" type start, but doesn't move the memory |
64 | // block (doesn't skip the "read" data). |
65 | template<class T> |
66 | __checkReturn |
67 | inline BOOL PeekData( |
68 | __deref_out T **ppTypeData); |
69 | // Reads data of type T at offset nOffset without skipping the read data (returns pointer to the type in |
70 | // *ppTypeData). |
71 | // Returns FALSE if there's not enough data (of size T) at offset nOffset in the buffer, doesn't |
72 | // initialize the pointer *ppTypeData then. |
73 | // Returns TRUE otherwise, fills *ppTypeData with the type start, but doesn't move the memory block |
74 | // (doesn't skip any "read" data). |
75 | template<class T> |
76 | __checkReturn |
77 | inline BOOL PeekDataAt( |
78 | UINT32 nOffset, |
79 | __deref_out T **ppTypeData); |
80 | // Reads data of type T and skips the data (instead of reading the bytes, returns pointer to the type in |
81 | // *ppTypeData). |
82 | // Returns FALSE if there's not enough data (of size T) in the blob, doesn't initialize the pointer |
83 | // *ppTypeData then. |
84 | // Returns TRUE otherwise, fills *ppTypeData with the "read" type start and moves the memory block |
85 | // behind the "read" type. |
86 | template<class T> |
87 | __checkReturn |
88 | inline BOOL GetData( |
89 | __deref_out T **ppTypeData); |
90 | // Reads data of size cbDataSize and skips the data (instead of reading the bytes, returns pointer to |
91 | // the bytes in *ppbDataPointer). |
92 | // Returns FALSE if there's not enough data in the blob, doesn't initialize the pointer *ppbDataPointer |
93 | // then. |
94 | // Returns TRUE otherwise, fills *ppbDataPointer with the "read" data start and moves the memory block |
95 | // behind the "read" data. |
96 | __checkReturn |
97 | inline BOOL GetDataOfSize( |
98 | UINT32 cbDataSize, |
99 | __out_bcount(cbDataSize) BYTE **ppbDataPointer); |
100 | |
101 | // Returns TRUE if the represented memory is empty. |
102 | inline BOOL IsEmpty() const |
103 | { return (m_cbSize == 0); } |
104 | // Gets pointer to the represented data buffer (can be random pointer if size of the data is 0). |
105 | // Note: Should be used exceptionally. Try to use other operations instead. |
106 | inline BYTE *GetDataPointer() |
107 | { return m_pbData; } |
108 | // Gets pointer to the represented data buffer (can be random pointer if size of the data is 0). |
109 | // Note: Should be used exceptionally. Try to use other operations instead. |
110 | inline const BYTE *GetDataPointer() const |
111 | { return m_pbData; } |
112 | // Gets pointer right behind the represented data buffer (can be random pointer if size of the data is |
113 | // 0). |
114 | inline const BYTE *GetDataPointerBehind() const |
115 | { return m_pbData + m_cbSize; } |
116 | // Gets the size of represented memory. |
117 | inline UINT32 GetSize() const |
118 | { return m_cbSize; } |
119 | //BOOL SkipBytes(UINT32 cbSize); |
120 | |
121 | public: |
122 | // |
123 | // Operations |
124 | // |
125 | |
126 | // Truncates the buffer to exact size (cbSize). |
127 | // Returns FALSE if there's less than cbSize data represented. |
128 | // Returns TRUE otherwise and truncates the represented data size to cbSize. |
129 | __checkReturn |
130 | inline BOOL TruncateToExactSize(UINT32 cbSize); |
131 | // Truncates the buffer by size (cbSize). |
132 | // Returns FALSE if there's less than cbSize data represented. |
133 | // Returns TRUE otherwise and truncates the represented data size by cbSize. |
134 | __checkReturn |
135 | inline BOOL TruncateBySize(UINT32 cbSize); |
136 | |
137 | // Skips the buffer to exact size (cbSize). |
138 | // Returns FALSE if there's less than cbSize data represented. |
139 | // Returns TRUE otherwise and skips data at the beggining, so that the result has size cbSize. |
140 | __checkReturn |
141 | inline BOOL SkipToExactSize(UINT32 cbSize); |
142 | |
143 | private: |
144 | // |
145 | // Helpers |
146 | // |
147 | |
148 | // Skips 'cbSize' bytes in the represented memory block. The caller is responsible for making sure that |
149 | // the represented memory block contains at least 'cbSize' bytes, otherwise there will be a security |
150 | // issue. |
151 | // Should be used only internally, never call it from outside of this class. |
152 | inline void SkipBytes_InternalInsecure(UINT32 cbSize); |
153 | |
154 | }; // class DataBuffer |
155 | |
156 | #include "databuffer.inl" |
157 | |