Mirage 3 support

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Thomas Leonard 2017-03-02 14:52:55 +00:00
parent 150208fc72
commit bb78a726e4
20 changed files with 423 additions and 341 deletions

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(* Copyright (C) 2015, Thomas Leonard <thomas.leonard@unikernel.com>
See the README file for details. *)
open Utils
let src = Logs.Src.create "router" ~doc:"Router"
module Log = (val Logs.src_log src : Logs.LOG)
open Fw_utils
(* The routing table *)
type t = {
client_eth : Client_eth.t;
mutable nat : Nat_lookup.t;
nat : My_nat.t;
uplink : interface;
}
let create ~client_eth ~uplink =
let nat = Nat_lookup.empty () in
let create ~client_eth ~uplink ~nat =
{ client_eth; nat; uplink }
let target t buf =
let open Wire_structs.Ipv4_wire in
let dst_ip = get_ipv4_dst buf |> Ipaddr.V4.of_int32 in
let dst_ip = buf.Ipv4_packet.dst in
match Client_eth.lookup t.client_eth dst_ip with
| Some client_link -> Some (client_link :> interface)
| None -> Some t.uplink
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| `Firewall_uplink -> Ipaddr.V4 t.uplink#my_ip
| `NetVM -> Ipaddr.V4 t.uplink#other_ip
| #Client_eth.host as host -> Client_eth.resolve t.client_eth host
(* To avoid needing to allocate a new NAT table when we've run out of
memory, pre-allocate the new one ahead of time. *)
let next_nat = ref (Nat_lookup.empty ())
let reset t =
t.nat <- !next_nat;
(* (at this point, the big old NAT table can be GC'd, so allocating
a new one should be OK) *)
next_nat := Nat_lookup.empty ()