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/*****************************************************************************/ /*--[litlib.h]-----------------------------------------------------------------
| Copyright (C) 2002 Dan A. Jackson
|
| This file is part of the "openclit" library for processing .LIT files.
|
| "Openclit" 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.
|
| The GNU General Public License may also be available at the following
| URL: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html
*/
#ifndef LITLIB_H
#define LITLIB_H
#include "littypes.h"
/* This function supplied by the client */
#define ERR_RW 3
#define ERR_R 1
#define ERR_W 2
#define ERR_LIBC 0x0080
#define ERR_WIN32 0x0100
void lit_error(int what, char * fmt, ...);
/* Return value is the number of chars written */
typedef int (* HTMLWRITEFCN)(void *, U8 *, int);
/* Return value is a "free-able" block of memory */
typedef U8* (* READFCN)(void *,U32, int);
/* Return value is the number of bytes written */
typedef int (* WRITEFCN)(void *,U32, U8 *,int);
/*
| this function is called with NULL to initialize DRM5, and then
| later with the data to decrypt
*/
typedef int (* DRM5FCN)(void *,U8 *, int);
typedef struct lit_attr_map {
unsigned int id;
const char * name;
} lit_attr_map;
/* Accesses for atoms continue off the end of this structure */
typedef struct lit_atom_list
{
int num_attrs;
lit_attr_map * attrmap;
int num_atoms;
char * atom_names[1];
} lit_atom_list;
#define ENTRY_SOURCE_INVALID 0
#define ENTRY_SOURCE_LITFILE 1
#define ENTRY_SOURCE_POINTER 2
typedef struct entry_type
{
struct entry_type * next;
/* Where this data is coming from */
int data_source;
/* This means different things depending on what the source is --
* if the source is ENTRY_SOURCE_LITFILE, then this is either NULL
* (ie, this is in the current LIT file), or points to a different
* "lit_file" structure, in which case, reading this entry involves a
* recursive call with the name with THAT lit_file structure.
*
* For ENTRY_SOURCE_POINTER this points directly to the data */
void * data_pointer;
/* What section does this entry belong to. */
U64 section;
/* Offset into current file */
U64 offset;
/* Byte count of data (not necessarily valid for "ENTRY_SOURCE_LITFILE" */
U64 size;
/* Size of name (not including trailing zero */
int namelen;
/* First character of null terminated name. */
U8 name;
} entry_type;
typedef struct name_mapping {
U8 * sInternal;
U8 * sOriginal;
U8 * sType;
U32 offset; /* Totally redundant, but useful for writing */
} name_mapping;
#define NUM_MANIFEST_MAPS 4
typedef struct manifest_type {
int num_mappings[NUM_MANIFEST_MAPS];
name_mapping * mappings[NUM_MANIFEST_MAPS];
} manifest_type;
#define MAX_SECTION_NAME 128
typedef struct section_type
{
U8 * data_pointer;
int size;
U8 name[MAX_SECTION_NAME+1];
} section_type;
typedef struct lit_file
{
/* Abstract pointer to file information, passed into "open" */
void * file_pointer;
/* Function pointer to read from a particular location */
READFCN readat;
/* Function pointer to write at a particular location */
WRITEFCN writeat;
/* The extent of DRM5 support in the library */
DRM5FCN drm5_callback;
void * drm5_data;
/* Total size of the file in bytes */
U32 filesize;
/* Offset into the file where content starts */
U32 content_offset;
/* Number of entries in the internal directory structure */
int num_file_entries;
/* Pointer to first entry (typically '/') in the internal
* directory structure */
entry_type * entry;
/* Number of "sections" in the name list --
* Typically there will be 4 sections, which are
* 0 - Uncompressed (LIT format files are in this section)
* 1 - MSCompressed (Not used for these files)
* 2 - EbEncryptDS (The ebook files themselves)
* 3 - EbEncryptOnlyDS (Encryption validation strings, mainly)
*/
int num_sections;
section_type * sections;
/* Currently valid are:
* 1 - Sealed
* 3 - Inscribed
* 5 - Owner Exclusive (Not Handled)
*/
int drmlevel;
/* DES key for the book itself */
U8 bookkey[8];
/* GUIDs from the header */
U8 header_guid[16];
U8 piece3_guid[16];
U8 piece4_guid[16];
/* LIT fields that are mostly fixed.. */
U32 entry_chunklen; /* usually 0x2000 */
U32 count_chunklen; /* Usually 0x200 */
/* Lit informational fields, filled in by a lit creator... */
U32 language_id;
/* These fields are uncertain, and will almost definitely be
* renamed at some point in the future */
U32 creator_id;
U32 entry_unknown;
U32 count_unknown;
/* Almost certainly wrong! */
U32 timestamp;
} lit_file;
#define DRM_LEVEL_INVALID -1234
#define E_LIT_BAD_STRUCT -2000
#define E_LIT_INTERNAL_ERROR -2001
#define E_LIT_OUT_OF_MEMORY -2002
#define E_LIT_NULL_POINTER -2003
#define E_LIT_READ_ERROR -2010
#define E_LIT_LZX_ERROR -2011
#define E_LIT_WRITE_ERROR -2012
#define E_LIT_FILE_NOT_FOUND -2030
#define E_LIT_FORMAT_ERROR -2100
#define E_LIT_NEWER_VERSION -2110
#define E_LIT_64BIT_VALUE -2120
#define E_LIT_DECRYPT_FAIL -2130
#define E_LIT_BAD_UTF8 -2140
#define E_LIT_NOT_ENOUGH_SPACE -2150
#define E_LIT_NOT_ENOUGH_BYTES -2160
#define E_LIT_UNSUPPORTED -2500
#define E_LIT_DRM_ERROR -2600
int lit_change_drm_level(lit_file * litfile, int newlevel, U8 * drm_data,
int data_size);
int lit_close(lit_file * litfile);
int lit_clone(lit_file * litfile, lit_file * newlitfile);
int lit_read_from_file(lit_file * litfile);
void lit_free_atoms(lit_atom_list * atoms);
int lit_get_file(lit_file * litfile, const char * name, U8 ** ptr, int * psize);
char *lit_lookup_mapping(manifest_type * pmanifest,U8 *,int size);
int lit_put_file(lit_file * litfile, const char * name, U8 * ptr, int size,
int section);
lit_atom_list * lit_read_atoms(lit_file * litfile, char * content_name);
int lit_read_from_file(lit_file * litfile);
int lit_read_manifest(lit_file * litfile, manifest_type * pmanifest);
int lit_remove_files(lit_file *, const char * prefix);
int lit_free_manifest(manifest_type * pmanifest);
int lit_reconstitute_html(U8 * pHtml,int base, int nBytes, int html_type,
manifest_type * pmanifest, lit_atom_list * pCustomTags,
HTMLWRITEFCN htmlwrite, void * writedata );
int lit_write_to_file(lit_file * litfile);
#endif
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