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       1              : /*
       2              :  *
       3              :  *    Copyright (c) 2025 Project CHIP Authors
       4              :  *
       5              :  *    Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
       6              :  *    you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
       7              :  *    You may obtain a copy of the License at
       8              :  *
       9              :  *        http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
      10              :  *
      11              :  *    Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
      12              :  *    distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
      13              :  *    WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
      14              :  *    See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
      15              :  *    limitations under the License.
      16              :  */
      17              : 
      18              : /**
      19              :  *    @file
      20              :  *      This file implements a WiFiPAF endpoint abstraction for CHIP over WiFiPAF (CHIPoPAF)
      21              :  *      Public Action Frame Transport Protocol (PAFTP).
      22              :  *
      23              :  */
      24              : 
      25              : #include "WiFiPAFEndPoint.h"
      26              : 
      27              : #include <cstdint>
      28              : #include <cstring>
      29              : #include <utility>
      30              : 
      31              : #include <lib/support/BitFlags.h>
      32              : #include <lib/support/BufferReader.h>
      33              : #include <lib/support/CodeUtils.h>
      34              : #include <lib/support/logging/CHIPLogging.h>
      35              : #include <system/SystemClock.h>
      36              : #include <system/SystemLayer.h>
      37              : #include <system/SystemPacketBuffer.h>
      38              : 
      39              : #include "WiFiPAFConfig.h"
      40              : #include "WiFiPAFError.h"
      41              : #include "WiFiPAFLayer.h"
      42              : #include "WiFiPAFTP.h"
      43              : 
      44              : // Define below to enable extremely verbose, WiFiPAF end point-specific debug logging.
      45              : #undef CHIP_WIFIPAF_END_POINT_DEBUG_LOGGING_ENABLED
      46              : #define CHIP_WIFIPAF_END_POINT_DEBUG_LOGGING_LEVEL 0
      47              : 
      48              : #ifdef CHIP_WIFIPAF_END_POINT_DEBUG_LOGGING_ENABLED
      49              : #define ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint_L0(MOD, MSG, ...) ChipLogDetail(MOD, MSG, ##__VA_ARGS__)
      50              : #if (CHIP_WIFIPAF_END_POINT_DEBUG_LOGGING_LEVEL == 0)
      51              : #define ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(MOD, MSG, ...)
      52              : #else
      53              : #define ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(MOD, MSG, ...) ChipLogDetail(MOD, MSG, ##__VA_ARGS__)
      54              : #endif // CHIP_WIFIPAF_END_POINT_DEBUG_LOGGING_LEVEL
      55              : #define ChipLogDebugBufferWiFiPAFEndPoint(MOD, BUF)                                                                                \
      56              :     ChipLogByteSpan(MOD, ByteSpan((BUF)->Start(), ((BUF)->DataLength() < 8 ? (BUF)->DataLength() : 8u)))
      57              : #else
      58              : #define ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(MOD, MSG, ...)
      59              : #define ChipLogDebugBufferWiFiPAFEndPoint(MOD, BUF)
      60              : #endif
      61              : 
      62              : /**
      63              :  *  @def WIFIPAF_CONFIG_IMMEDIATE_ACK_WINDOW_THRESHOLD
      64              :  *
      65              :  *  @brief
      66              :  *    If an end point's receive window drops equal to or below this value, it will send an immediate acknowledgement
      67              :  *    packet to re-open its window instead of waiting for the send-ack timer to expire.
      68              :  *
      69              :  */
      70              : #define WIFIPAF_CONFIG_IMMEDIATE_ACK_WINDOW_THRESHOLD 1
      71              : 
      72              : #define WIFIPAF_ACK_SEND_TIMEOUT_MS 2500
      73              : #define WIFIPAF_WAIT_RES_TIMEOUT_MS 1000
      74              : // Drop the connection if network resources remain unavailable for the period.
      75              : // Known condition: If the remote side is awaiting an ACK packet, the wait time must not exceed PAFTP_ACK_TIMEOUT_MS.
      76              : #define WIFIPAF_MAX_RESOURCE_BLOCK_COUNT (PAFTP_ACK_TIMEOUT_MS / WIFIPAF_WAIT_RES_TIMEOUT_MS)
      77              : 
      78              : /**
      79              :  *  @def WIFIPAF_WINDOW_NO_ACK_SEND_THRESHOLD
      80              :  *
      81              :  *  @brief
      82              :  *    Data fragments may only be sent without piggybacked acks if receiver's window size is above this threshold.
      83              :  *
      84              :  */
      85              : #define WIFIPAF_WINDOW_NO_ACK_SEND_THRESHOLD 1
      86              : 
      87              : namespace chip {
      88              : namespace WiFiPAF {
      89              : 
      90            1 : CHIP_ERROR WiFiPAFEndPoint::StartConnect()
      91              : {
      92            1 :     CHIP_ERROR err = CHIP_NO_ERROR;
      93              :     PAFTransportCapabilitiesRequestMessage req;
      94            1 :     PacketBufferHandle buf;
      95            1 :     constexpr uint8_t numVersions =
      96              :         CHIP_PAF_TRANSPORT_PROTOCOL_MAX_SUPPORTED_VERSION - CHIP_PAF_TRANSPORT_PROTOCOL_MIN_SUPPORTED_VERSION + 1;
      97              :     static_assert(numVersions <= NUM_PAFTP_SUPPORTED_PROTOCOL_VERSIONS, "Incompatibly protocol versions");
      98              : 
      99              :     // Ensure we're in the correct state.
     100            1 :     VerifyOrExit(mState == kState_Ready, err = CHIP_ERROR_INCORRECT_STATE);
     101            1 :     mState = kState_Connecting;
     102              : 
     103              :     // Build PAF transport protocol capabilities request.
     104            1 :     buf = System::PacketBufferHandle::New(System::PacketBuffer::kMaxSize);
     105            1 :     VerifyOrExit(!buf.IsNull(), err = CHIP_ERROR_NO_MEMORY);
     106              : 
     107              :     // Zero-initialize PAF transport capabilities request.
     108            1 :     memset(&req, 0, sizeof(req));
     109            1 :     req.mMtu        = CHIP_PAF_DEFAULT_MTU;
     110            1 :     req.mWindowSize = PAF_MAX_RECEIVE_WINDOW_SIZE;
     111              : 
     112              :     // Populate request with highest supported protocol versions
     113            2 :     for (uint8_t i = 0; i < numVersions; i++)
     114              :     {
     115            1 :         req.SetSupportedProtocolVersion(i, static_cast<uint8_t>(CHIP_PAF_TRANSPORT_PROTOCOL_MAX_SUPPORTED_VERSION - i));
     116              :     }
     117              : 
     118            1 :     err = req.Encode(buf);
     119            1 :     SuccessOrExit(err);
     120              : 
     121              :     // Start connect timer. Canceled when end point freed or connection established.
     122            1 :     err = StartConnectTimer();
     123            1 :     SuccessOrExit(err);
     124              : 
     125              :     // Send PAF transport capabilities request to peripheral.
     126              :     // Add reference to message fragment. CHIP retains partial ownership of message fragment's packet buffer,
     127              :     // since this is the same buffer as that of the whole message, just with a fragmenter-modified payload offset
     128              :     // and data length, by a Retain() on the handle when calling this function.
     129            1 :     err = SendWrite(buf.Retain());
     130            1 :     SuccessOrExit(err);
     131              :     // Free request buffer on write confirmation. Stash a reference to it in mSendQueue, which we don't use anyway
     132              :     // until the connection has been set up.
     133            1 :     QueueTx(std::move(buf), kType_Data);
     134              : 
     135            1 : exit:
     136              :     // If we failed to initiate the connection, close the end point.
     137            1 :     if (err != CHIP_NO_ERROR)
     138              :     {
     139            0 :         StopConnectTimer();
     140            0 :         DoClose(kWiFiPAFCloseFlag_AbortTransmission, err);
     141              :     }
     142              : 
     143            1 :     return err;
     144            1 : }
     145              : 
     146            2 : CHIP_ERROR WiFiPAFEndPoint::HandleConnectComplete()
     147              : {
     148            2 :     CHIP_ERROR err = CHIP_NO_ERROR;
     149              : 
     150            2 :     mState = kState_Connected;
     151              :     // Cancel the connect timer.
     152            2 :     StopConnectTimer();
     153              : 
     154              :     // We've successfully completed the PAF transport protocol handshake, so let the application know we're open for business.
     155            2 :     if (mWiFiPafLayer != nullptr)
     156              :     {
     157              :         // Indicate connect complete to next-higher layer.
     158            2 :         mWiFiPafLayer->OnEndPointConnectComplete(this, CHIP_NO_ERROR);
     159              :     }
     160              :     else
     161              :     {
     162              :         // If no connect complete callback has been set up, close the end point.
     163            0 :         err = WIFIPAF_ERROR_NO_CONNECT_COMPLETE_CALLBACK;
     164              :     }
     165            2 :     return err;
     166              : }
     167              : 
     168           14 : bool WiFiPAFEndPoint::IsConnected(uint8_t state) const
     169              : {
     170           14 :     return (state == kState_Connected || state == kState_Closing);
     171              : }
     172              : 
     173            2 : void WiFiPAFEndPoint::DoClose(uint8_t flags, CHIP_ERROR err)
     174              : {
     175            2 :     uint8_t oldState = mState;
     176              : 
     177              :     // If end point is not closed or closing, OR end point was closing gracefully, but tx abort has been specified...
     178            2 :     if ((mState != kState_Closed && mState != kState_Closing) ||
     179            0 :         (mState == kState_Closing && (flags & kWiFiPAFCloseFlag_AbortTransmission)))
     180              :     {
     181              :         // Cancel Connect and ReceiveConnect timers if they are running.
     182              :         // Check role first to avoid needless iteration over timer pool.
     183            2 :         if (mRole == kWiFiPafRole_Subscriber)
     184              :         {
     185            1 :             StopConnectTimer();
     186              :         }
     187              : 
     188              :         // Free the packets in re-order queue if ones exist
     189           14 :         for (uint8_t qidx = 0; qidx < PAFTP_REORDER_QUEUE_SIZE; qidx++)
     190              :         {
     191           12 :             if (ReorderQueue[qidx] != nullptr)
     192              :             {
     193            0 :                 ReorderQueue[qidx] = nullptr;
     194            0 :                 ItemsInReorderQueue--;
     195              :             }
     196              :         }
     197              : 
     198              :         // If transmit buffer is empty or a transmission abort was specified...
     199            2 :         if (mPafTP.TxState() == WiFiPAFTP::kState_Idle || (flags & kWiFiPAFCloseFlag_AbortTransmission))
     200              :         {
     201            2 :             FinalizeClose(oldState, flags, err);
     202              :         }
     203              :         else
     204              :         {
     205              :             // Wait for send queue and fragmenter's tx buffer to become empty, to ensure all pending messages have been
     206              :             // sent. Only free end point and tell platform it can throw away the underlying connection once all
     207              :             // pending messages have been sent and acknowledged by the remote CHIPoPAF stack, or once the remote stack
     208              :             // closes the CHIPoPAF connection.
     209              :             //
     210              :             // In so doing, WiFiPAFEndPoint attempts to emulate the level of reliability afforded by TCPEndPoint and TCP
     211              :             // sockets in general with a typical default SO_LINGER option. That said, there is no hard guarantee that
     212              :             // pending messages will be sent once (Do)Close() is called, so developers should use application-level
     213              :             // messages to confirm the receipt of all data sent prior to a Close() call.
     214            0 :             mState = kState_Closing;
     215              : 
     216            0 :             if ((flags & kWiFiPAFCloseFlag_SuppressCallback) == 0)
     217              :             {
     218            0 :                 DoCloseCallback(oldState, flags, err);
     219              :             }
     220              :         }
     221              :     }
     222            2 : }
     223              : 
     224            2 : void WiFiPAFEndPoint::FinalizeClose(uint8_t oldState, uint8_t flags, CHIP_ERROR err)
     225              : {
     226            2 :     mState = kState_Closed;
     227              : 
     228              :     // Ensure transmit queue is empty and set to NULL.
     229            2 :     mSendQueue = nullptr;
     230              :     // Clear the session information
     231            2 :     ChipLogProgress(WiFiPAF, "Shutdown PAF session (%u, %u)", mSessionInfo.id, mSessionInfo.role);
     232            2 :     mWiFiPafLayer->mWiFiPAFTransport->WiFiPAFCloseSession(mSessionInfo);
     233            2 :     memset(&mSessionInfo, 0, sizeof(mSessionInfo));
     234              :     // Fire application's close callback if we haven't already, and it's not suppressed.
     235            2 :     if (oldState != kState_Closing && (flags & kWiFiPAFCloseFlag_SuppressCallback) == 0)
     236              :     {
     237            2 :         DoCloseCallback(oldState, flags, err);
     238              :     }
     239              : 
     240              :     // If underlying WiFiPAF connection has closed, connection object is invalid, so just free the end point and return.
     241            2 :     if (err == WIFIPAF_ERROR_REMOTE_DEVICE_DISCONNECTED || err == WIFIPAF_ERROR_APP_CLOSED_CONNECTION)
     242              :     {
     243            2 :         Free();
     244              :     }
     245              :     else // Otherwise, try to signal close to remote device before end point releases WiFiPAF connection and frees itself.
     246              :     {
     247            0 :         if (mRole == kWiFiPafRole_Subscriber)
     248              :         {
     249              :             // Cancel send and receive-ack timers, if running.
     250            0 :             StopAckReceivedTimer();
     251            0 :             StopSendAckTimer();
     252            0 :             StopWaitResourceTimer();
     253            0 :             mConnStateFlags.Set(ConnectionStateFlag::kOperationInFlight);
     254              :         }
     255              :         else
     256              :         {
     257            0 :             Free();
     258              :         }
     259              :     }
     260            2 :     ClearAll();
     261            2 : }
     262              : 
     263            2 : void WiFiPAFEndPoint::DoCloseCallback(uint8_t state, uint8_t flags, CHIP_ERROR err)
     264              : {
     265              :     // Callback fires once per end point lifetime.
     266            2 :     mOnPafSubscribeComplete = nullptr;
     267            2 :     mOnPafSubscribeError    = nullptr;
     268            2 :     OnConnectionClosed      = nullptr;
     269            2 : }
     270              : 
     271            2 : void WiFiPAFEndPoint::Free()
     272              : {
     273              :     // Clear fragmentation and reassembly engine's Tx and Rx buffers. Counters will be reset by next engine init.
     274            2 :     FreePAFtpEngine();
     275              : 
     276              :     // Clear pending ack buffer, if any.
     277            2 :     mAckToSend = nullptr;
     278              : 
     279              :     // Cancel all timers.
     280            2 :     StopConnectTimer();
     281            2 :     StopAckReceivedTimer();
     282            2 :     StopSendAckTimer();
     283            2 :     StopWaitResourceTimer();
     284              : 
     285              :     // Clear callbacks.
     286            2 :     mOnPafSubscribeComplete = nullptr;
     287            2 :     mOnPafSubscribeError    = nullptr;
     288            2 :     OnMessageReceived       = nullptr;
     289            2 :     OnConnectionClosed      = nullptr;
     290            2 : }
     291              : 
     292            2 : void WiFiPAFEndPoint::FreePAFtpEngine()
     293              : {
     294              :     // Free transmit disassembly buffer
     295            2 :     mPafTP.ClearTxPacket();
     296              : 
     297              :     // Free receive reassembly buffer
     298            2 :     mPafTP.ClearRxPacket();
     299            2 : }
     300              : 
     301            2 : CHIP_ERROR WiFiPAFEndPoint::Init(WiFiPAFLayer * WiFiPafLayer, WiFiPAFSession & SessionInfo)
     302              : {
     303              :     // Fail if already initialized.
     304            2 :     VerifyOrReturnError(mWiFiPafLayer == nullptr, CHIP_ERROR_INCORRECT_STATE);
     305              : 
     306              :     // Validate args.
     307            2 :     VerifyOrReturnError(WiFiPafLayer != nullptr, CHIP_ERROR_INVALID_ARGUMENT);
     308              : 
     309              :     // If end point plays subscriber role, expect ack as last step of PAFTP handshake.
     310              :     // If being publisher, subscriber's handshake indication 'ack's write sent by publisher to kick off the PAFTP handshake.
     311            2 :     bool expectInitialAck = (SessionInfo.role == kWiFiPafRole_Publisher);
     312              : 
     313            2 :     CHIP_ERROR err = mPafTP.Init(this, expectInitialAck);
     314            2 :     if (err != CHIP_NO_ERROR)
     315              :     {
     316            0 :         ChipLogError(WiFiPAF, "WiFiPAFTP init failed");
     317            0 :         return err;
     318              :     }
     319              : 
     320            2 :     mWiFiPafLayer = WiFiPafLayer;
     321              : 
     322              :     // WiFiPAF EndPoint data members:
     323            2 :     memcpy(&mSessionInfo, &SessionInfo, sizeof(mSessionInfo));
     324            2 :     mRole = SessionInfo.role;
     325            2 :     mTimerStateFlags.ClearAll();
     326            2 :     mLocalReceiveWindowSize  = 0;
     327            2 :     mRemoteReceiveWindowSize = 0;
     328            2 :     mReceiveWindowMaxSize    = 0;
     329            2 :     mSendQueue               = nullptr;
     330            2 :     mAckToSend               = nullptr;
     331              : 
     332              :     ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, "initialized local rx window, size = %u", mLocalReceiveWindowSize);
     333              : 
     334              :     // End point is ready.
     335            2 :     mState = kState_Ready;
     336              : 
     337            2 :     return CHIP_NO_ERROR;
     338              : }
     339              : 
     340            9 : CHIP_ERROR WiFiPAFEndPoint::SendCharacteristic(PacketBufferHandle && buf)
     341              : {
     342            9 :     CHIP_ERROR err = CHIP_NO_ERROR;
     343              : 
     344            9 :     SuccessOrExit(err = SendWrite(std::move(buf)));
     345              :     // Write succeeded, so shrink remote receive window counter by 1.
     346            9 :     mRemoteReceiveWindowSize = static_cast<SequenceNumber_t>(mRemoteReceiveWindowSize - 1);
     347              :     ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, "decremented remote rx window, new size = %u", mRemoteReceiveWindowSize);
     348            9 : exit:
     349            9 :     return err;
     350              : }
     351              : 
     352              : /*
     353              :  *  Routine to queue the Tx packet with a packet type
     354              :  *  kType_Data(0)       - data packet
     355              :  *  kType_Control(1)    - control packet
     356              :  */
     357            9 : void WiFiPAFEndPoint::QueueTx(PacketBufferHandle && data, PacketType_t type)
     358              : {
     359            9 :     if (mSendQueue.IsNull())
     360              :     {
     361            7 :         mSendQueue = std::move(data);
     362              :         ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, "%s: Set data as new mSendQueue %p, type %d", __FUNCTION__, mSendQueue->Start(), type);
     363              :     }
     364              :     else
     365              :     {
     366            2 :         mSendQueue->AddToEnd(std::move(data));
     367              :         ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, "%s: Append data to mSendQueue %p, type %d", __FUNCTION__, mSendQueue->Start(), type);
     368              :     }
     369            9 : }
     370              : 
     371            7 : CHIP_ERROR WiFiPAFEndPoint::Send(PacketBufferHandle && data)
     372              : {
     373            7 :     CHIP_ERROR err = CHIP_NO_ERROR;
     374              : 
     375            7 :     VerifyOrExit(!data.IsNull(), err = CHIP_ERROR_INVALID_ARGUMENT);
     376            7 :     VerifyOrExit(IsConnected(mState), err = CHIP_ERROR_INCORRECT_STATE);
     377              : 
     378              :     // Ensure outgoing message fits in a single contiguous packet buffer, as currently required by the
     379              :     // message fragmentation and reassembly engine.
     380            7 :     if (data->HasChainedBuffer())
     381              :     {
     382            1 :         data->CompactHead();
     383              : 
     384            1 :         if (data->HasChainedBuffer())
     385              :         {
     386            0 :             err = CHIP_ERROR_OUTBOUND_MESSAGE_TOO_BIG;
     387            0 :             ExitNow();
     388              :         }
     389              :     }
     390              : 
     391              :     // Add new message to send queue.
     392            7 :     QueueTx(std::move(data), kType_Data);
     393              : 
     394              :     // Send first fragment of new message, if we can.
     395            7 :     err = DriveSending();
     396            7 :     SuccessOrExit(err);
     397            7 : exit:
     398            7 :     if (err != CHIP_NO_ERROR)
     399              :     {
     400            0 :         DoClose(kWiFiPAFCloseFlag_AbortTransmission, err);
     401              :     }
     402              : 
     403            7 :     return err;
     404              : }
     405              : 
     406            8 : bool WiFiPAFEndPoint::PrepareNextFragment(PacketBufferHandle && data, bool & sentAck)
     407              : {
     408              :     // If we have a pending fragment acknowledgement to send, piggyback it on the fragment we're about to transmit.
     409            8 :     if (mTimerStateFlags.Has(TimerStateFlag::kSendAckTimerRunning))
     410              :     {
     411              :         // Reset local receive window counter.
     412            2 :         mLocalReceiveWindowSize = mReceiveWindowMaxSize;
     413              :         ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, "reset local rx window on piggyback ack tx, size = %u", mLocalReceiveWindowSize);
     414              : 
     415              :         // Tell caller AND fragmenter we have an ack to piggyback.
     416            2 :         sentAck = true;
     417              :     }
     418              :     else
     419              :     {
     420              :         // No ack to piggyback.
     421            6 :         sentAck = false;
     422              :     }
     423              : 
     424            8 :     return mPafTP.HandleCharacteristicSend(std::move(data), sentAck);
     425              : }
     426              : 
     427            7 : CHIP_ERROR WiFiPAFEndPoint::SendNextMessage()
     428              : {
     429              :     // Get the first queued packet to send
     430            7 :     PacketBufferHandle data = mSendQueue.PopHead();
     431              : 
     432              :     // Hand whole message payload to the fragmenter.
     433              :     bool sentAck;
     434            7 :     VerifyOrReturnError(PrepareNextFragment(std::move(data), sentAck), WIFIPAF_ERROR_CHIPPAF_PROTOCOL_ABORT);
     435              : 
     436            7 :     ReturnErrorOnFailure(SendCharacteristic(mPafTP.BorrowTxPacket()));
     437              : 
     438            7 :     if (sentAck)
     439              :     {
     440              :         // If sent piggybacked ack, stop send-ack timer.
     441            2 :         StopSendAckTimer();
     442              :     }
     443              : 
     444              :     // Start ack received timer, if it's not already running.
     445            7 :     return StartAckReceivedTimer();
     446            7 : }
     447              : 
     448            1 : CHIP_ERROR WiFiPAFEndPoint::ContinueMessageSend()
     449              : {
     450              :     bool sentAck;
     451              : 
     452            1 :     if (!PrepareNextFragment(nullptr, sentAck))
     453              :     {
     454              :         // Log PAFTP error
     455            0 :         ChipLogError(WiFiPAF, "paftp fragmenter error on send!");
     456            0 :         mPafTP.LogState();
     457              : 
     458            0 :         return WIFIPAF_ERROR_CHIPPAF_PROTOCOL_ABORT;
     459              :     }
     460              : 
     461            1 :     ReturnErrorOnFailure(SendCharacteristic(mPafTP.BorrowTxPacket()));
     462              : 
     463            1 :     if (sentAck)
     464              :     {
     465              :         // If sent piggybacked ack, stop send-ack timer.
     466            0 :         StopSendAckTimer();
     467              :     }
     468              : 
     469              :     // Start ack received timer, if it's not already running.
     470            1 :     return StartAckReceivedTimer();
     471              : }
     472              : 
     473            2 : CHIP_ERROR WiFiPAFEndPoint::HandleHandshakeConfirmationReceived()
     474              : {
     475              :     // Free capabilities request/response payload.
     476            2 :     mSendQueue.FreeHead();
     477              : 
     478            2 :     return CHIP_NO_ERROR;
     479              : }
     480              : 
     481            7 : CHIP_ERROR WiFiPAFEndPoint::HandleFragmentConfirmationReceived(bool result)
     482              : {
     483            7 :     CHIP_ERROR err = CHIP_NO_ERROR;
     484              :     // Ensure we're in correct state to receive confirmation of non-handshake GATT send.
     485            7 :     VerifyOrExit(IsConnected(mState), err = CHIP_ERROR_INCORRECT_STATE);
     486              : 
     487            7 :     if (mConnStateFlags.Has(ConnectionStateFlag::kStandAloneAckInFlight))
     488              :     {
     489              :         // If confirmation was received for stand-alone ack, free its tx buffer.
     490            0 :         mAckToSend = nullptr;
     491            0 :         mConnStateFlags.Clear(ConnectionStateFlag::kStandAloneAckInFlight);
     492              :     }
     493              : 
     494            7 :     if (result != true)
     495              :     {
     496              :         // Something wrong in writing packets
     497            0 :         ChipLogError(WiFiPAF, "Failed to send PAF packet");
     498            0 :         err = CHIP_ERROR_SENDING_BLOCKED;
     499            0 :         StopAckReceivedTimer();
     500            0 :         SuccessOrExit(err);
     501              :     }
     502              : 
     503              :     // If local receive window size has shrunk to or below immediate ack threshold, AND a message fragment is not
     504              :     // pending on which to piggyback an ack, send immediate stand-alone ack.
     505              :     //
     506              :     // This check covers the case where the local receive window has shrunk between transmission and confirmation of
     507              :     // the stand-alone ack, and also the case where a window size < the immediate ack threshold was detected in
     508              :     // Receive(), but the stand-alone ack was deferred due to a pending outbound message fragment.
     509            7 :     if (mLocalReceiveWindowSize <= WIFIPAF_CONFIG_IMMEDIATE_ACK_WINDOW_THRESHOLD && mSendQueue.IsNull() &&
     510            0 :         mPafTP.TxState() != WiFiPAFTP::kState_InProgress)
     511              :     {
     512            0 :         err = DriveStandAloneAck(); // Encode stand-alone ack and drive sending.
     513            0 :         SuccessOrExit(err);
     514              :     }
     515              :     else
     516              :     {
     517            7 :         err = DriveSending();
     518            7 :         SuccessOrExit(err);
     519              :     }
     520              : 
     521            7 : exit:
     522            7 :     if (err != CHIP_NO_ERROR)
     523              :     {
     524            0 :         DoClose(kWiFiPAFCloseFlag_AbortTransmission, err);
     525              :     }
     526              : 
     527            7 :     return err;
     528              : }
     529              : 
     530            9 : CHIP_ERROR WiFiPAFEndPoint::HandleSendConfirmationReceived(bool result)
     531              : {
     532              :     // Mark outstanding operation as finished.
     533            9 :     mConnStateFlags.Clear(ConnectionStateFlag::kOperationInFlight);
     534              : 
     535              :     // If confirmation was for outbound portion of PAFTP connect handshake...
     536            9 :     if (!mConnStateFlags.Has(ConnectionStateFlag::kCapabilitiesConfReceived))
     537              :     {
     538            2 :         mConnStateFlags.Set(ConnectionStateFlag::kCapabilitiesConfReceived);
     539            2 :         return HandleHandshakeConfirmationReceived();
     540              :     }
     541              : 
     542            7 :     return HandleFragmentConfirmationReceived(result);
     543              : }
     544              : 
     545            1 : CHIP_ERROR WiFiPAFEndPoint::DriveStandAloneAck()
     546              : {
     547              :     // Stop send-ack timer if running.
     548            1 :     StopSendAckTimer();
     549              : 
     550              :     // If stand-alone ack not already pending, allocate new payload buffer here.
     551            1 :     if (mAckToSend.IsNull())
     552              :     {
     553            1 :         mAckToSend = System::PacketBufferHandle::New(kTransferProtocolStandaloneAckHeaderSize);
     554            1 :         VerifyOrReturnError(!mAckToSend.IsNull(), CHIP_ERROR_NO_MEMORY);
     555              :     }
     556              : 
     557              :     // Attempt to send stand-alone ack.
     558            1 :     return DriveSending();
     559              : }
     560              : 
     561            1 : CHIP_ERROR WiFiPAFEndPoint::DoSendStandAloneAck()
     562              : {
     563              :     ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, "sending stand-alone ack");
     564              : 
     565              :     // Encode and transmit stand-alone ack.
     566            1 :     mPafTP.EncodeStandAloneAck(mAckToSend);
     567            1 :     ReturnErrorOnFailure(SendCharacteristic(mAckToSend.Retain()));
     568              : 
     569              :     // Reset local receive window counter.
     570            1 :     mLocalReceiveWindowSize = mReceiveWindowMaxSize;
     571              :     ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, "reset local rx window on stand-alone ack tx, size = %u", mLocalReceiveWindowSize);
     572              : 
     573            1 :     mConnStateFlags.Set(ConnectionStateFlag::kStandAloneAckInFlight);
     574              : 
     575              :     // Start ack received timer, if it's not already running.
     576            1 :     return StartAckReceivedTimer();
     577              : }
     578              : 
     579           19 : CHIP_ERROR WiFiPAFEndPoint::DriveSending()
     580              : {
     581              :     // If receiver's window is almost closed and we don't have an ack to send, OR we do have an ack to send but
     582              :     // receiver's window is completely empty, OR another operation is in flight, awaiting confirmation...
     583           39 :     if ((mRemoteReceiveWindowSize <= WIFIPAF_WINDOW_NO_ACK_SEND_THRESHOLD &&
     584            1 :          !mTimerStateFlags.Has(TimerStateFlag::kSendAckTimerRunning) && mAckToSend.IsNull()) ||
     585           20 :         (mRemoteReceiveWindowSize == 0) || (mConnStateFlags.Has(ConnectionStateFlag::kOperationInFlight)))
     586              :     {
     587            4 :         if (mRemoteReceiveWindowSize <= WIFIPAF_WINDOW_NO_ACK_SEND_THRESHOLD &&
     588            3 :             !mTimerStateFlags.Has(TimerStateFlag::kSendAckTimerRunning) && mAckToSend.IsNull())
     589              :         {
     590              :             ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, "NO SEND: receive window almost closed, and no ack to send");
     591              :         }
     592              : 
     593            3 :         if (mRemoteReceiveWindowSize == 0)
     594              :         {
     595              :             ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, "NO SEND: remote receive window closed");
     596              :         }
     597              : 
     598            3 :         if (mConnStateFlags.Has(ConnectionStateFlag::kOperationInFlight))
     599              :         {
     600              :             ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, "NO SEND: Operation in flight");
     601              :         }
     602              :         // Can't send anything.
     603            3 :         return CHIP_NO_ERROR;
     604              :     }
     605              : 
     606           16 :     if (!mWiFiPafLayer->mWiFiPAFTransport->WiFiPAFResourceAvailable())
     607              :     {
     608              :         // Resource is currently unavailable, send packets later
     609            1 :         StartWaitResourceTimer();
     610            1 :         return CHIP_NO_ERROR;
     611              :     }
     612           15 :     mResourceWaitCount = 0;
     613              : 
     614              :     // Otherwise, let's see what we can send.
     615           15 :     if ((!mAckToSend.IsNull()) && !mConnStateFlags.Has(ConnectionStateFlag::kStandAloneAckInFlight))
     616              :     {
     617              :         // If immediate, stand-alone ack is pending, send it.
     618            0 :         ChipLogProgress(WiFiPAF, "Send the pending stand-alone ack");
     619            0 :         ReturnErrorOnFailure(DoSendStandAloneAck());
     620              :     }
     621           15 :     else if (mPafTP.TxState() == WiFiPAFTP::kState_Idle) // Else send next message fragment, if any.
     622              :     {
     623              :         // Fragmenter's idle, let's see what's in the send queue...
     624            9 :         if (!mSendQueue.IsNull())
     625              :         {
     626              :             // Transmit first fragment of next whole message in send queue.
     627            6 :             ReturnErrorOnFailure(SendNextMessage());
     628              :         }
     629              :         else
     630              :         {
     631              :             // Nothing to send!
     632              :             ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, "=> No pending packets, nothing to send!");
     633              :         }
     634              :     }
     635            6 :     else if (mPafTP.TxState() == WiFiPAFTP::kState_InProgress)
     636              :     {
     637              :         // Send next fragment of message currently held by fragmenter.
     638              :         ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, "Send the next fragment");
     639            1 :         ReturnErrorOnFailure(ContinueMessageSend());
     640              :     }
     641            5 :     else if (mPafTP.TxState() == WiFiPAFTP::kState_Complete)
     642              :     {
     643              :         // Clear fragmenter's pointer to sent message buffer and reset its Tx state.
     644              :         // Buffer will be freed at scope exit.
     645            5 :         PacketBufferHandle sentBuf = mPafTP.TakeTxPacket();
     646              : 
     647            5 :         if (!mSendQueue.IsNull())
     648              :         {
     649              :             ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, "Send the next pkt");
     650              :             // Transmit first fragment of next whole message in send queue.
     651            1 :             ReturnErrorOnFailure(SendNextMessage());
     652              :         }
     653            4 :         else if (mState == kState_Closing && !mPafTP.ExpectingAck()) // and mSendQueue is NULL, per above...
     654              :         {
     655              :             ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, "Closing and no expect ack!");
     656              :             // If end point closing, got last ack, and got out-of-order confirmation for last send, finalize close.
     657            0 :             FinalizeClose(mState, kWiFiPAFCloseFlag_SuppressCallback, CHIP_NO_ERROR);
     658              :         }
     659              :         else
     660              :         {
     661              :             // Nothing to send!
     662              :             ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, "No more packets to send");
     663              :         }
     664            5 :     }
     665              :     else
     666              :     {
     667            0 :         ChipLogError(WiFiPAF, "Unknown TxState: %u", mPafTP.TxState());
     668              :     }
     669           15 :     return CHIP_NO_ERROR;
     670              : }
     671              : 
     672            1 : CHIP_ERROR WiFiPAFEndPoint::HandleCapabilitiesRequestReceived(PacketBufferHandle && data)
     673              : {
     674              :     PAFTransportCapabilitiesRequestMessage req;
     675              :     PAFTransportCapabilitiesResponseMessage resp;
     676              :     uint16_t mtu;
     677              : 
     678            1 :     VerifyOrReturnError(!data.IsNull(), CHIP_ERROR_INVALID_ARGUMENT);
     679              : 
     680            1 :     mState = kState_Connecting;
     681              : 
     682              :     // Decode PAFTP capabilities request.
     683            1 :     ReturnErrorOnFailure(PAFTransportCapabilitiesRequestMessage::Decode(data, req));
     684              : 
     685            1 :     PacketBufferHandle responseBuf = System::PacketBufferHandle::New(kCapabilitiesResponseLength);
     686            1 :     VerifyOrReturnError(!responseBuf.IsNull(), CHIP_ERROR_NO_MEMORY);
     687              : 
     688            1 :     if (req.mMtu > 0) // If MTU was observed and provided by central...
     689              :     {
     690            1 :         mtu = req.mMtu; // Accept central's observation of the MTU.
     691              :     }
     692              :     else
     693              :     {
     694            0 :         mtu = CHIP_PAF_DEFAULT_MTU;
     695              :     }
     696              : 
     697              :     // Select fragment size for connection based on MTU.
     698            1 :     resp.mFragmentSize = std::min(static_cast<uint16_t>(mtu), WiFiPAFTP::sMaxFragmentSize);
     699              : 
     700              :     // Select local and remote max receive window size based on local resources available for both incoming writes
     701            1 :     mRemoteReceiveWindowSize = mLocalReceiveWindowSize = mReceiveWindowMaxSize =
     702            1 :         std::min(req.mWindowSize, static_cast<uint8_t>(PAF_MAX_RECEIVE_WINDOW_SIZE));
     703            1 :     resp.mWindowSize = mReceiveWindowMaxSize;
     704            1 :     ChipLogProgress(WiFiPAF, "local and remote recv window sizes = %u", resp.mWindowSize);
     705              : 
     706              :     // Select PAF transport protocol version from those supported by central, or none if no supported version found.
     707            1 :     resp.mSelectedProtocolVersion = WiFiPAFLayer::GetHighestSupportedProtocolVersion(req);
     708            1 :     ChipLogProgress(WiFiPAF, "selected PAFTP version %d", resp.mSelectedProtocolVersion);
     709              : 
     710            1 :     if (resp.mSelectedProtocolVersion == kWiFiPAFTransportProtocolVersion_None)
     711              :     {
     712              :         // If WiFiPAF transport protocol versions incompatible, prepare to close connection after capabilities response
     713              :         // has been sent.
     714            0 :         ChipLogError(WiFiPAF, "incompatible PAFTP versions; peripheral expected between %d and %d",
     715              :                      CHIP_PAF_TRANSPORT_PROTOCOL_MIN_SUPPORTED_VERSION, CHIP_PAF_TRANSPORT_PROTOCOL_MAX_SUPPORTED_VERSION);
     716            0 :         mState = kState_Aborting;
     717              :     }
     718              :     else
     719              :     {
     720              :         // Set Rx and Tx fragment sizes to the same value
     721            1 :         mPafTP.SetRxFragmentSize(resp.mFragmentSize);
     722            1 :         mPafTP.SetTxFragmentSize(resp.mFragmentSize);
     723              :     }
     724              : 
     725            1 :     ChipLogProgress(WiFiPAF, "using PAFTP fragment sizes rx %d / tx %d.", mPafTP.GetRxFragmentSize(), mPafTP.GetTxFragmentSize());
     726            1 :     ReturnErrorOnFailure(resp.Encode(responseBuf));
     727              : 
     728              :     CHIP_ERROR err;
     729            1 :     err = SendWrite(responseBuf.Retain());
     730            1 :     SuccessOrExit(err);
     731              : 
     732              :     // Stash capabilities response payload
     733            1 :     QueueTx(std::move(responseBuf), kType_Data);
     734              : 
     735              :     // Response has been sent
     736            1 :     return HandleConnectComplete();
     737            0 : exit:
     738            0 :     return err;
     739            1 : }
     740              : 
     741            1 : CHIP_ERROR WiFiPAFEndPoint::HandleCapabilitiesResponseReceived(PacketBufferHandle && data)
     742              : {
     743              :     PAFTransportCapabilitiesResponseMessage resp;
     744              : 
     745            1 :     VerifyOrReturnError(!data.IsNull(), CHIP_ERROR_INVALID_ARGUMENT);
     746              : 
     747              :     // Decode PAFTP capabilities response.
     748            1 :     ReturnErrorOnFailure(PAFTransportCapabilitiesResponseMessage::Decode(data, resp));
     749              : 
     750            1 :     VerifyOrReturnError(resp.mFragmentSize > 0, WIFIPAF_ERROR_INVALID_FRAGMENT_SIZE);
     751              : 
     752            1 :     ChipLogProgress(WiFiPAF, "Publisher chose PAFTP version %d; subscriber expected between %d and %d",
     753              :                     resp.mSelectedProtocolVersion, CHIP_PAF_TRANSPORT_PROTOCOL_MIN_SUPPORTED_VERSION,
     754              :                     CHIP_PAF_TRANSPORT_PROTOCOL_MAX_SUPPORTED_VERSION);
     755              : 
     756            1 :     if ((resp.mSelectedProtocolVersion < CHIP_PAF_TRANSPORT_PROTOCOL_MIN_SUPPORTED_VERSION) ||
     757            1 :         (resp.mSelectedProtocolVersion > CHIP_PAF_TRANSPORT_PROTOCOL_MAX_SUPPORTED_VERSION))
     758              :     {
     759            0 :         return WIFIPAF_ERROR_INCOMPATIBLE_PROTOCOL_VERSIONS;
     760              :     }
     761              : 
     762              :     // Set fragment size as minimum of (reported ATT MTU, BTP characteristic size)
     763            1 :     resp.mFragmentSize = std::min(resp.mFragmentSize, WiFiPAFTP::sMaxFragmentSize);
     764              : 
     765            1 :     mPafTP.SetRxFragmentSize(resp.mFragmentSize);
     766            1 :     mPafTP.SetTxFragmentSize(resp.mFragmentSize);
     767              : 
     768            1 :     ChipLogProgress(WiFiPAF, "using PAFTP fragment sizes rx %d / tx %d.", mPafTP.GetRxFragmentSize(), mPafTP.GetTxFragmentSize());
     769              : 
     770              :     // Select local and remote max receive window size based on local resources available for both incoming indications
     771            1 :     mRemoteReceiveWindowSize = mLocalReceiveWindowSize = mReceiveWindowMaxSize = resp.mWindowSize;
     772              : 
     773            1 :     ChipLogProgress(WiFiPAF, "local and remote recv window size = %u", resp.mWindowSize);
     774              : 
     775              :     // Shrink local receive window counter by 1, since connect handshake indication requires acknowledgement.
     776            1 :     mLocalReceiveWindowSize = static_cast<SequenceNumber_t>(mLocalReceiveWindowSize - 1);
     777              :     ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, "decremented local rx window, new size = %u", mLocalReceiveWindowSize);
     778              : 
     779              :     // Send ack for connection handshake indication when timer expires. Sequence numbers always start at 0,
     780              :     // and the reassembler's "last received seq num" is initialized to 0 and updated when new fragments are
     781              :     // received from the peripheral, so we don't need to explicitly mark the ack num to send here.
     782            1 :     ReturnErrorOnFailure(StartSendAckTimer());
     783              : 
     784              :     // We've sent a capabilities request write and received a compatible response, so the connect
     785              :     // operation has completed successfully.
     786            1 :     return HandleConnectComplete();
     787              : }
     788              : 
     789              : // Returns number of open slots in remote receive window given the input values.
     790            4 : SequenceNumber_t WiFiPAFEndPoint::AdjustRemoteReceiveWindow(SequenceNumber_t lastReceivedAck, SequenceNumber_t maxRemoteWindowSize,
     791              :                                                             SequenceNumber_t newestUnackedSentSeqNum)
     792              : {
     793              :     // Assumption: SequenceNumber_t is uint8_t.
     794              :     // Assumption: Maximum possible sequence number value is UINT8_MAX.
     795              :     // Assumption: Sequence numbers incremented past maximum value wrap to 0.
     796              :     // Assumption: newest unacked sent sequence number never exceeds current (and by extension, new and un-wrapped)
     797              :     //             window boundary, so it never wraps relative to last received ack, if new window boundary would not
     798              :     //             also wrap.
     799              : 
     800              :     // Define new window boundary (inclusive) as uint16_t, so its value can temporarily exceed UINT8_MAX.
     801            4 :     uint16_t newRemoteWindowBoundary = static_cast<uint16_t>(lastReceivedAck + maxRemoteWindowSize);
     802              : 
     803            4 :     if (newRemoteWindowBoundary > UINT8_MAX && newestUnackedSentSeqNum < lastReceivedAck)
     804              :     {
     805              :         // New window boundary WOULD wrap, and latest unacked seq num already HAS wrapped, so add offset to difference.
     806            0 :         return static_cast<uint8_t>(newRemoteWindowBoundary - (newestUnackedSentSeqNum + UINT8_MAX));
     807              :     }
     808              : 
     809              :     // Neither values would or have wrapped, OR new boundary WOULD wrap but latest unacked seq num does not, so no
     810              :     // offset required.
     811            4 :     return static_cast<uint8_t>(newRemoteWindowBoundary - newestUnackedSentSeqNum);
     812              : }
     813              : 
     814            7 : CHIP_ERROR WiFiPAFEndPoint::GetPktSn(Encoding::LittleEndian::Reader & reader, uint8_t * pHead, SequenceNumber_t & seqNum)
     815              : {
     816              :     CHIP_ERROR err;
     817            7 :     BitFlags<WiFiPAFTP::HeaderFlags> rx_flags;
     818            7 :     size_t SnOffset = 0;
     819              :     SequenceNumber_t * pSn;
     820            7 :     err = reader.Read8(rx_flags.RawStorage()).StatusCode();
     821            7 :     if (rx_flags.Has(WiFiPAFTP::HeaderFlags::kHankshake))
     822              :     {
     823              :         // Handkshake message => No ack/sn
     824            2 :         return CHIP_ERROR_INTERNAL;
     825              :     }
     826              :     // Always has header flag
     827            5 :     SnOffset += kTransferProtocolHeaderFlagsSize;
     828            5 :     if (rx_flags.Has(WiFiPAFTP::HeaderFlags::kManagementOpcode)) // Has Mgmt_Op
     829              :     {
     830            0 :         SnOffset += kTransferProtocolMgmtOpSize;
     831              :     }
     832            5 :     if (rx_flags.Has(WiFiPAFTP::HeaderFlags::kFragmentAck)) // Has ack
     833              :     {
     834            5 :         SnOffset += kTransferProtocolAckSize;
     835              :     }
     836            5 :     pSn    = pHead + SnOffset;
     837            5 :     seqNum = *pSn;
     838              : 
     839            5 :     return CHIP_NO_ERROR;
     840              : }
     841              : 
     842           17 : CHIP_ERROR WiFiPAFEndPoint::DebugPktAckSn(const PktDirect_t PktDirect, Encoding::LittleEndian::Reader & reader, uint8_t * pHead)
     843              : {
     844              : #ifdef CHIP_WIFIPAF_END_POINT_DEBUG_LOGGING_ENABLED
     845              :     BitFlags<WiFiPAFTP::HeaderFlags> rx_flags;
     846              :     CHIP_ERROR err;
     847              :     uint8_t * pAct = nullptr;
     848              :     char AckBuff[4];
     849              :     uint8_t * pSn;
     850              :     size_t SnOffset = 0;
     851              : 
     852              :     err = reader.Read8(rx_flags.RawStorage()).StatusCode();
     853              :     SuccessOrExit(err);
     854              :     if (rx_flags.Has(WiFiPAFTP::HeaderFlags::kHankshake))
     855              :     {
     856              :         // Handkshake message => No ack/sn
     857              :         return CHIP_NO_ERROR;
     858              :     }
     859              :     // Always has header flag
     860              :     SnOffset += kTransferProtocolHeaderFlagsSize;
     861              :     if (rx_flags.Has(WiFiPAFTP::HeaderFlags::kManagementOpcode)) // Has Mgmt_Op
     862              :     {
     863              :         SnOffset += kTransferProtocolMgmtOpSize;
     864              :     }
     865              :     if (rx_flags.Has(WiFiPAFTP::HeaderFlags::kFragmentAck)) // Has ack
     866              :     {
     867              :         pAct = pHead + kTransferProtocolHeaderFlagsSize;
     868              :         SnOffset += kTransferProtocolAckSize;
     869              :     }
     870              :     pSn = pHead + SnOffset;
     871              :     if (pAct == nullptr)
     872              :     {
     873              :         strcpy(AckBuff, "  ");
     874              :     }
     875              :     else
     876              :     {
     877              :         snprintf(AckBuff, sizeof(AckBuff), "%02hhu", *pAct);
     878              :     }
     879              :     if (PktDirect == PktDirect_t::kTx)
     880              :     {
     881              :         ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint_L0(WiFiPAF, "==>[tx] [Sn, Ack] = [   %02u, -- %s]", *pSn, AckBuff);
     882              :     }
     883              :     else if (PktDirect == PktDirect_t::kRx)
     884              :     {
     885              :         ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint_L0(WiFiPAF, "<==[rx] [Ack, Sn] = [-- %s,    %02u]", AckBuff, *pSn);
     886              :     }
     887              : exit:
     888              :     return err;
     889              : #else
     890           17 :     return CHIP_NO_ERROR;
     891              : #endif
     892              : }
     893              : 
     894            7 : CHIP_ERROR WiFiPAFEndPoint::Receive(PacketBufferHandle && data)
     895              : {
     896            7 :     SequenceNumber_t ExpRxNextSeqNum = mPafTP.GetRxNextSeqNum();
     897              :     SequenceNumber_t seqNum;
     898            7 :     Encoding::LittleEndian::Reader reader(data->Start(), data->DataLength());
     899            7 :     CHIP_ERROR err = CHIP_NO_ERROR;
     900              : 
     901            7 :     err = GetPktSn(reader, data->Start(), seqNum);
     902            7 :     if (err != CHIP_NO_ERROR)
     903              :     {
     904              :         // Failed to get SeqNum. => Pass down to PAFTP engine directly
     905            2 :         return RxPacketProcess(std::move(data));
     906              :     }
     907              :     /*
     908              :         If reorder-queue is not empty => Need to queue the packet whose SeqNum is the next one at
     909              :         offset 0 to fill the hole.
     910              :     */
     911            5 :     if ((ExpRxNextSeqNum == seqNum) && (ItemsInReorderQueue == 0))
     912            2 :         return RxPacketProcess(std::move(data));
     913              : 
     914            3 :     ChipLogError(WiFiPAF, "Reorder the packet: [%u, %u]", ExpRxNextSeqNum, seqNum);
     915              :     // Start reordering packets
     916            3 :     SequenceNumber_t offset = OffsetSeqNum(seqNum, ExpRxNextSeqNum);
     917            3 :     if (offset >= PAFTP_REORDER_QUEUE_SIZE)
     918              :     {
     919              :         // Offset is too big
     920              :         // => It may be the unexpected packet or duplicate packet => drop it
     921            1 :         ChipLogError(WiFiPAF, "Offset (%u) is too big => drop the packet", offset);
     922              :         ChipLogDebugBufferWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, data);
     923            1 :         return CHIP_NO_ERROR;
     924              :     }
     925              : 
     926              :     // Save the packet to the reorder-queue
     927            2 :     if (ReorderQueue[offset] == nullptr)
     928              :     {
     929            2 :         ReorderQueue[offset] = std::move(data).UnsafeRelease();
     930            2 :         ItemsInReorderQueue++;
     931              :     }
     932              : 
     933              :     // Consume the packets in the reorder queue if no hole exists
     934            2 :     if (ReorderQueue[0] == nullptr)
     935              :     {
     936              :         // The hole still exists => Can't continue
     937            1 :         ChipLogError(WiFiPAF, "The hole still exists. Packets in reorder-queue: %u", ItemsInReorderQueue);
     938            1 :         return CHIP_NO_ERROR;
     939              :     }
     940              :     uint8_t qidx;
     941            3 :     for (qidx = 0; qidx < PAFTP_REORDER_QUEUE_SIZE; qidx++)
     942              :     {
     943              :         // The head slots should have been filled. => Do rx processing
     944            3 :         if (ReorderQueue[qidx] == nullptr)
     945              :         {
     946              :             // Stop consuming packets until the hole or no packets
     947            1 :             break;
     948              :         }
     949              :         // Consume the saved packets
     950            2 :         ChipLogProgress(WiFiPAF, "Rx processing from the re-order queue [%u]", qidx);
     951            2 :         err                = RxPacketProcess(System::PacketBufferHandle::Adopt(ReorderQueue[qidx]));
     952            2 :         ReorderQueue[qidx] = nullptr;
     953            2 :         ItemsInReorderQueue--;
     954              :     }
     955              :     // Has reached the 1st hole in the queue => move the rest items forward
     956              :     // Note: It's to continue => No need to reinit "i"
     957            5 :     for (uint8_t newId = 0; qidx < PAFTP_REORDER_QUEUE_SIZE; qidx++, newId++)
     958              :     {
     959            4 :         if (ReorderQueue[qidx] != nullptr)
     960              :         {
     961            0 :             ReorderQueue[newId] = ReorderQueue[qidx];
     962            0 :             ReorderQueue[qidx]  = nullptr;
     963              :         }
     964              :     }
     965            1 :     return err;
     966              : }
     967              : 
     968            6 : CHIP_ERROR WiFiPAFEndPoint::RxPacketProcess(PacketBufferHandle && data)
     969              : {
     970              :     ChipLogDebugBufferWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, data);
     971              : 
     972            6 :     CHIP_ERROR err               = CHIP_NO_ERROR;
     973            6 :     SequenceNumber_t receivedAck = 0;
     974            6 :     uint8_t closeFlags           = kWiFiPAFCloseFlag_AbortTransmission;
     975            6 :     bool didReceiveAck           = false;
     976            6 :     BitFlags<WiFiPAFTP::HeaderFlags> rx_flags;
     977            6 :     Encoding::LittleEndian::Reader reader(data->Start(), data->DataLength());
     978            6 :     DebugPktAckSn(PktDirect_t::kRx, reader, data->Start());
     979              : 
     980              :     { // This is a special handling on the first CHIPoPAF data packet, the CapabilitiesRequest.
     981              :         // If we're receiving the first inbound packet of a PAF transport connection handshake...
     982            6 :         if (!mConnStateFlags.Has(ConnectionStateFlag::kCapabilitiesMsgReceived))
     983              :         {
     984            2 :             if (mRole == kWiFiPafRole_Subscriber) // If we're a central receiving a capabilities response indication...
     985              :             {
     986              :                 // Ensure end point's in the right state before continuing.
     987            1 :                 VerifyOrExit(mState == kState_Connecting, err = CHIP_ERROR_INCORRECT_STATE);
     988            1 :                 mConnStateFlags.Set(ConnectionStateFlag::kCapabilitiesMsgReceived);
     989            1 :                 err = HandleCapabilitiesResponseReceived(std::move(data));
     990            1 :                 SuccessOrExit(err);
     991              :             }
     992              :             else // Or, a peripheral receiving a capabilities request write...
     993              :             {
     994              :                 // Ensure end point's in the right state before continuing.
     995            1 :                 VerifyOrExit(mState == kState_Ready, err = CHIP_ERROR_INCORRECT_STATE);
     996            1 :                 mConnStateFlags.Set(ConnectionStateFlag::kCapabilitiesMsgReceived);
     997            1 :                 err = HandleCapabilitiesRequestReceived(std::move(data));
     998            1 :                 if (err != CHIP_NO_ERROR)
     999              :                 {
    1000              :                     // If an error occurred decoding and handling the capabilities request, release the BLE connection.
    1001              :                     // Central's connect attempt will time out if peripheral's application decides to keep the BLE
    1002              :                     // connection open, or fail immediately if the application closes the connection.
    1003            0 :                     closeFlags = closeFlags | kWiFiPAFCloseFlag_SuppressCallback;
    1004            0 :                     ExitNow();
    1005              :                 }
    1006              :             }
    1007              :             // If received data was handshake packet, don't feed it to message reassembler.
    1008            2 :             ExitNow();
    1009              :         }
    1010              :     } // End handling the CapabilitiesRequest
    1011              : 
    1012            4 :     err = reader.Read8(rx_flags.RawStorage()).StatusCode();
    1013            4 :     SuccessOrExit(err);
    1014            4 :     if (rx_flags.Has(WiFiPAFTP::HeaderFlags::kHankshake))
    1015              :     {
    1016              :         ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, "Unexpected handshake packet => drop");
    1017            0 :         ExitNow();
    1018              :     }
    1019              : 
    1020              :     ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, "PAFTP about to rx characteristic, state before:");
    1021            4 :     mPafTP.LogStateDebug();
    1022              : 
    1023              :     // Pass received packet into PAFTP protocol engine.
    1024            4 :     err = mPafTP.HandleCharacteristicReceived(std::move(data), receivedAck, didReceiveAck);
    1025              : 
    1026              :     ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, "PAFTP rx'd characteristic, state after:");
    1027            4 :     mPafTP.LogStateDebug();
    1028            4 :     SuccessOrExit(err);
    1029              : 
    1030              :     // Protocol engine accepted the fragment, so shrink local receive window counter by 1.
    1031            4 :     mLocalReceiveWindowSize = static_cast<SequenceNumber_t>(mLocalReceiveWindowSize - 1);
    1032              :     ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, "decremented local rx window, new size = %u", mLocalReceiveWindowSize);
    1033              : 
    1034              :     // Respond to received ack, if any.
    1035            4 :     if (didReceiveAck)
    1036              :     {
    1037              :         ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, "got paftp ack = %u", receivedAck);
    1038              : 
    1039              :         // If ack was rx'd for newest unacked sent fragment, stop ack received timer.
    1040            4 :         if (!mPafTP.ExpectingAck())
    1041              :         {
    1042              :             ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, "got ack for last outstanding fragment");
    1043            1 :             StopAckReceivedTimer();
    1044              : 
    1045            1 :             if (mState == kState_Closing && mSendQueue.IsNull() && mPafTP.TxState() == WiFiPAFTP::kState_Idle)
    1046              :             {
    1047              :                 // If end point closing, got confirmation for last send, and waiting for last ack, finalize close.
    1048            0 :                 FinalizeClose(mState, kWiFiPAFCloseFlag_SuppressCallback, CHIP_NO_ERROR);
    1049            0 :                 ExitNow();
    1050              :             }
    1051              :         }
    1052              :         else // Else there are still sent fragments for which acks are expected, so restart ack received timer.
    1053              :         {
    1054              :             ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, "still expecting ack(s), restarting timer...");
    1055            3 :             err = RestartAckReceivedTimer();
    1056            3 :             SuccessOrExit(err);
    1057              :         }
    1058              : 
    1059              :         ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(
    1060              :             WiFiPAF, "about to adjust remote rx window; got ack num = %u, newest unacked sent seq num = %u, \
    1061              :                 old window size = %u, max window size = %u",
    1062              :             receivedAck, mPafTP.GetNewestUnackedSentSequenceNumber(), mRemoteReceiveWindowSize, mReceiveWindowMaxSize);
    1063              : 
    1064              :         // Open remote device's receive window according to sequence number it just acknowledged.
    1065            4 :         mRemoteReceiveWindowSize =
    1066            4 :             AdjustRemoteReceiveWindow(receivedAck, mReceiveWindowMaxSize, mPafTP.GetNewestUnackedSentSequenceNumber());
    1067              : 
    1068              :         ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, "adjusted remote rx window, new size = %u", mRemoteReceiveWindowSize);
    1069              : 
    1070              :         // Restart message transmission if it was previously paused due to window exhaustion.
    1071            4 :         err = DriveSending();
    1072            4 :         SuccessOrExit(err);
    1073              :     }
    1074              : 
    1075              :     // The previous DriveSending() might have generated a piggyback acknowledgement if there was
    1076              :     // previously un-acked data.  Otherwise, prepare to send acknowledgement for newly received fragment.
    1077              :     //
    1078              :     // If local receive window is below immediate ack threshold, AND there is no previous stand-alone ack in
    1079              :     // flight, AND there is no pending outbound message fragment on which the ack can and will be piggybacked,
    1080              :     // send immediate stand-alone ack to reopen window for sender.
    1081              :     //
    1082              :     // The "operation in flight" check below covers "pending outbound message fragment" by extension, as when
    1083              :     // a message has been passed to the end point via Send(), its next outbound fragment must either be in flight
    1084              :     // itself, or awaiting the completion of another in-flight operation.
    1085              :     //
    1086              :     // If any operation is in flight that is NOT a stand-alone ack, the window size will be checked against
    1087              :     // this threshold again when the operation is confirmed.
    1088            4 :     if (mPafTP.HasUnackedData())
    1089              :     {
    1090            4 :         if (mLocalReceiveWindowSize <= WIFIPAF_CONFIG_IMMEDIATE_ACK_WINDOW_THRESHOLD &&
    1091            0 :             !mConnStateFlags.Has(ConnectionStateFlag::kOperationInFlight))
    1092              :         {
    1093              :             ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, "sending immediate ack");
    1094            0 :             err = DriveStandAloneAck();
    1095            0 :             SuccessOrExit(err);
    1096              :         }
    1097              :         else
    1098              :         {
    1099              :             ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, "starting send-ack timer");
    1100              : 
    1101              :             // Send ack when timer expires.
    1102            4 :             err = StartSendAckTimer();
    1103            4 :             SuccessOrExit(err);
    1104              :         }
    1105              :     }
    1106              : 
    1107              :     // If we've reassembled a whole message...
    1108            4 :     if (mPafTP.RxState() == WiFiPAFTP::kState_Complete)
    1109              :     {
    1110              :         // Take ownership of message buffer
    1111            2 :         System::PacketBufferHandle full_packet = mPafTP.TakeRxPacket();
    1112              : 
    1113              :         ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, "reassembled whole msg, len = %u", static_cast<unsigned>(full_packet->DataLength()));
    1114              : 
    1115              :         // If we have a message received callback, and end point is not closing...
    1116            2 :         if (mWiFiPafLayer != nullptr && mState != kState_Closing)
    1117              :         {
    1118              :             // Pass received message up the stack.
    1119            2 :             err = mWiFiPafLayer->OnWiFiPAFMsgRxComplete(mSessionInfo, std::move(full_packet));
    1120              :         }
    1121            2 :     }
    1122              : 
    1123            2 : exit:
    1124            6 :     if (err != CHIP_NO_ERROR)
    1125              :     {
    1126            0 :         DoClose(closeFlags, err);
    1127              :     }
    1128              : 
    1129            6 :     return err;
    1130              : }
    1131              : 
    1132           11 : CHIP_ERROR WiFiPAFEndPoint::SendWrite(PacketBufferHandle && buf)
    1133              : {
    1134           11 :     mConnStateFlags.Set(ConnectionStateFlag::kOperationInFlight);
    1135              : 
    1136              :     ChipLogDebugBufferWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, buf);
    1137           11 :     Encoding::LittleEndian::Reader reader(buf->Start(), buf->DataLength());
    1138           11 :     DebugPktAckSn(PktDirect_t::kTx, reader, buf->Start());
    1139           11 :     mWiFiPafLayer->mWiFiPAFTransport->WiFiPAFMessageSend(mSessionInfo, std::move(buf));
    1140              : 
    1141           11 :     return CHIP_NO_ERROR;
    1142              : }
    1143              : 
    1144            1 : CHIP_ERROR WiFiPAFEndPoint::StartConnectTimer()
    1145              : {
    1146            1 :     const CHIP_ERROR timerErr = mWiFiPafLayer->mSystemLayer->StartTimer(System::Clock::Milliseconds32(PAFTP_CONN_RSP_TIMEOUT_MS),
    1147              :                                                                         HandleConnectTimeout, this);
    1148            1 :     ReturnErrorOnFailure(timerErr);
    1149            1 :     mTimerStateFlags.Set(TimerStateFlag::kConnectTimerRunning);
    1150              : 
    1151            1 :     return CHIP_NO_ERROR;
    1152              : }
    1153              : 
    1154           12 : CHIP_ERROR WiFiPAFEndPoint::StartAckReceivedTimer()
    1155              : {
    1156           12 :     if (!mTimerStateFlags.Has(TimerStateFlag::kAckReceivedTimerRunning))
    1157              :     {
    1158            6 :         const CHIP_ERROR timerErr = mWiFiPafLayer->mSystemLayer->StartTimer(System::Clock::Milliseconds32(PAFTP_ACK_TIMEOUT_MS),
    1159              :                                                                             HandleAckReceivedTimeout, this);
    1160            6 :         ReturnErrorOnFailure(timerErr);
    1161              : 
    1162            6 :         mTimerStateFlags.Set(TimerStateFlag::kAckReceivedTimerRunning);
    1163              :     }
    1164              : 
    1165           12 :     return CHIP_NO_ERROR;
    1166              : }
    1167              : 
    1168            3 : CHIP_ERROR WiFiPAFEndPoint::RestartAckReceivedTimer()
    1169              : {
    1170            3 :     VerifyOrReturnError(mTimerStateFlags.Has(TimerStateFlag::kAckReceivedTimerRunning), CHIP_ERROR_INCORRECT_STATE);
    1171              : 
    1172            3 :     StopAckReceivedTimer();
    1173              : 
    1174            3 :     return StartAckReceivedTimer();
    1175              : }
    1176              : 
    1177            5 : CHIP_ERROR WiFiPAFEndPoint::StartSendAckTimer()
    1178              : {
    1179            5 :     if (!mTimerStateFlags.Has(TimerStateFlag::kSendAckTimerRunning))
    1180              :     {
    1181              :         ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, "starting new SendAckTimer");
    1182            3 :         const CHIP_ERROR timerErr = mWiFiPafLayer->mSystemLayer->StartTimer(
    1183            3 :             System::Clock::Milliseconds32(WIFIPAF_ACK_SEND_TIMEOUT_MS), HandleSendAckTimeout, this);
    1184            3 :         ReturnErrorOnFailure(timerErr);
    1185              : 
    1186            3 :         mTimerStateFlags.Set(TimerStateFlag::kSendAckTimerRunning);
    1187              :     }
    1188              : 
    1189            5 :     return CHIP_NO_ERROR;
    1190              : }
    1191              : 
    1192            1 : CHIP_ERROR WiFiPAFEndPoint::StartWaitResourceTimer()
    1193              : {
    1194            1 :     mResourceWaitCount++;
    1195            1 :     if (mResourceWaitCount >= WIFIPAF_MAX_RESOURCE_BLOCK_COUNT)
    1196              :     {
    1197            0 :         ChipLogError(WiFiPAF, "Network resource has been unavailable for a long time");
    1198            0 :         mResourceWaitCount = 0;
    1199            0 :         DoClose(kWiFiPAFCloseFlag_AbortTransmission, CHIP_ERROR_NOT_CONNECTED);
    1200            0 :         return CHIP_NO_ERROR;
    1201              :     }
    1202            1 :     if (!mTimerStateFlags.Has(TimerStateFlag::kWaitResTimerRunning))
    1203              :     {
    1204              :         ChipLogDebugWiFiPAFEndPoint(WiFiPAF, "starting new SendAckTimer");
    1205            1 :         const CHIP_ERROR timerErr = mWiFiPafLayer->mSystemLayer->StartTimer(
    1206            1 :             System::Clock::Milliseconds32(WIFIPAF_WAIT_RES_TIMEOUT_MS), HandleWaitResourceTimeout, this);
    1207            1 :         ReturnErrorOnFailure(timerErr);
    1208            1 :         mTimerStateFlags.Set(TimerStateFlag::kWaitResTimerRunning);
    1209              :     }
    1210            1 :     return CHIP_NO_ERROR;
    1211              : }
    1212              : 
    1213            5 : void WiFiPAFEndPoint::StopConnectTimer()
    1214              : {
    1215              :     // Cancel any existing connect timer.
    1216            5 :     mWiFiPafLayer->mSystemLayer->CancelTimer(HandleConnectTimeout, this);
    1217            5 :     mTimerStateFlags.Clear(TimerStateFlag::kConnectTimerRunning);
    1218            5 : }
    1219              : 
    1220            6 : void WiFiPAFEndPoint::StopAckReceivedTimer()
    1221              : {
    1222              :     // Cancel any existing ack-received timer.
    1223            6 :     mWiFiPafLayer->mSystemLayer->CancelTimer(HandleAckReceivedTimeout, this);
    1224            6 :     mTimerStateFlags.Clear(TimerStateFlag::kAckReceivedTimerRunning);
    1225            6 : }
    1226              : 
    1227            5 : void WiFiPAFEndPoint::StopSendAckTimer()
    1228              : {
    1229              :     // Cancel any existing send-ack timer.
    1230            5 :     mWiFiPafLayer->mSystemLayer->CancelTimer(HandleSendAckTimeout, this);
    1231            5 :     mTimerStateFlags.Clear(TimerStateFlag::kSendAckTimerRunning);
    1232            5 : }
    1233              : 
    1234            2 : void WiFiPAFEndPoint::StopWaitResourceTimer()
    1235              : {
    1236              :     // Cancel any existing wait-resource timer.
    1237            2 :     mWiFiPafLayer->mSystemLayer->CancelTimer(HandleWaitResourceTimeout, this);
    1238            2 :     mTimerStateFlags.Clear(TimerStateFlag::kWaitResTimerRunning);
    1239            2 : }
    1240              : 
    1241            0 : void WiFiPAFEndPoint::HandleConnectTimeout(chip::System::Layer * systemLayer, void * appState)
    1242              : {
    1243            0 :     WiFiPAFEndPoint * ep = static_cast<WiFiPAFEndPoint *>(appState);
    1244              : 
    1245              :     // Check for event-based timer race condition.
    1246            0 :     if (ep->mTimerStateFlags.Has(TimerStateFlag::kConnectTimerRunning))
    1247              :     {
    1248            0 :         ChipLogError(WiFiPAF, "connect handshake timed out, closing ep %p", ep);
    1249            0 :         ep->mTimerStateFlags.Clear(TimerStateFlag::kConnectTimerRunning);
    1250            0 :         ep->DoClose(kWiFiPAFCloseFlag_AbortTransmission, WIFIPAF_ERROR_CONNECT_TIMED_OUT);
    1251              :     }
    1252            0 : }
    1253              : 
    1254            0 : void WiFiPAFEndPoint::HandleAckReceivedTimeout(chip::System::Layer * systemLayer, void * appState)
    1255              : {
    1256            0 :     WiFiPAFEndPoint * ep = static_cast<WiFiPAFEndPoint *>(appState);
    1257              : 
    1258              :     // Check for event-based timer race condition.
    1259            0 :     if (ep->mTimerStateFlags.Has(TimerStateFlag::kAckReceivedTimerRunning))
    1260              :     {
    1261            0 :         ChipLogError(WiFiPAF, "ack recv timeout, closing ep %p", ep);
    1262            0 :         ep->mPafTP.LogStateDebug();
    1263            0 :         ep->mTimerStateFlags.Clear(TimerStateFlag::kAckReceivedTimerRunning);
    1264            0 :         ep->DoClose(kWiFiPAFCloseFlag_AbortTransmission, WIFIPAF_ERROR_FRAGMENT_ACK_TIMED_OUT);
    1265              :     }
    1266            0 : }
    1267              : 
    1268            0 : void WiFiPAFEndPoint::HandleSendAckTimeout(chip::System::Layer * systemLayer, void * appState)
    1269              : {
    1270            0 :     WiFiPAFEndPoint * ep = static_cast<WiFiPAFEndPoint *>(appState);
    1271              : 
    1272              :     // Check for event-based timer race condition.
    1273            0 :     if (ep->mTimerStateFlags.Has(TimerStateFlag::kSendAckTimerRunning))
    1274              :     {
    1275            0 :         ep->mTimerStateFlags.Clear(TimerStateFlag::kSendAckTimerRunning);
    1276              : 
    1277              :         // If previous stand-alone ack isn't still in flight...
    1278            0 :         if (!ep->mConnStateFlags.Has(ConnectionStateFlag::kStandAloneAckInFlight))
    1279              :         {
    1280            0 :             CHIP_ERROR sendErr = ep->DriveStandAloneAck();
    1281              : 
    1282            0 :             if (sendErr != CHIP_NO_ERROR)
    1283              :             {
    1284            0 :                 ep->DoClose(kWiFiPAFCloseFlag_AbortTransmission, sendErr);
    1285              :             }
    1286              :         }
    1287              :     }
    1288            0 : }
    1289              : 
    1290            0 : void WiFiPAFEndPoint::HandleWaitResourceTimeout(chip::System::Layer * systemLayer, void * appState)
    1291              : {
    1292            0 :     WiFiPAFEndPoint * ep = static_cast<WiFiPAFEndPoint *>(appState);
    1293              : 
    1294              :     // Check for event-based timer race condition.
    1295            0 :     if (ep->mTimerStateFlags.Has(TimerStateFlag::kWaitResTimerRunning))
    1296              :     {
    1297            0 :         ep->mTimerStateFlags.Clear(TimerStateFlag::kWaitResTimerRunning);
    1298            0 :         CHIP_ERROR sendErr = ep->DriveSending();
    1299            0 :         if (sendErr != CHIP_NO_ERROR)
    1300              :         {
    1301            0 :             ep->DoClose(kWiFiPAFCloseFlag_AbortTransmission, sendErr);
    1302              :         }
    1303              :     }
    1304            0 : }
    1305              : 
    1306            2 : void WiFiPAFEndPoint::ClearAll()
    1307              : {
    1308            2 :     memset(reinterpret_cast<uint8_t *>(this), 0, sizeof(WiFiPAFEndPoint));
    1309            2 :     return;
    1310              : }
    1311              : 
    1312              : } /* namespace WiFiPAF */
    1313              : } /* namespace chip */
        

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