test-example-projects/c++_projects/280w-mysql-8.0.18/sql/sql_digest.h

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#ifndef SQL_DIGEST_H
#define SQL_DIGEST_H

#include <string.h>
#include <sys/types.h>

#include "my_inttypes.h"  // IWYU pragma: keep

class String;

#define MAX_DIGEST_STORAGE_SIZE (1024 * 1024)

/**
  Write SHA-256 hash value in a string to be used
  as DIGEST for the statement.
*/
#define DIGEST_HASH_TO_STRING(_hash, _str)                                  \
  sprintf(_str,                                                             \
          "%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x"                                \
          "%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x"                                \
          "%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x"                                \
          "%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x%02x",                               \
          _hash[0], _hash[1], _hash[2], _hash[3], _hash[4], _hash[5],       \
          _hash[6], _hash[7], _hash[8], _hash[9], _hash[10], _hash[11],     \
          _hash[12], _hash[13], _hash[14], _hash[15], _hash[16], _hash[17], \
          _hash[18], _hash[19], _hash[20], _hash[21], _hash[22], _hash[23], \
          _hash[24], _hash[25], _hash[26], _hash[27], _hash[28], _hash[29], \
          _hash[30], _hash[31])

/// SHA-256 = 32 bytes of binary = 64 printable characters.
#define DIGEST_HASH_TO_STRING_LENGTH 64

/*
  Various hashes considered for digests.

  MD5:
  - 128 bits
  - used up to MySQL 5.7
  - abandoned in MySQL 8.0, non FIPS compliant.

  SHA1:
  - 160 bits
  - non FIPS compliant in strict mode
  - not used

  SHA2-224
  - 224 bits
  - non FIPS compliant in strict mode
  - not used

  SHA2-256
  - 256 bits
  - FIPS compliant
  - Used starting with MySQL 8.0

  SHA2-384
  - 384 bits

  SHA2-512
  - 512 bits
*/

/**
  DIGEST hash size, in bytes.
  256 bits, for SHA256.
*/
#define DIGEST_HASH_SIZE 32

ulong get_max_digest_length();

/**
  Structure to store token count/array for a statement
  on which digest is to be calculated.
*/
struct sql_digest_storage {
  bool m_full;
  size_t m_byte_count;
  unsigned char m_hash[DIGEST_HASH_SIZE];
  /** Character set number. */
  uint m_charset_number;
  /**
    Token array.
    Token array is an array of bytes to store tokens received during parsing.
    Following is the way token array is formed.
    ... &lt;non-id-token&gt; &lt;non-id-token&gt; &lt;id-token&gt;
    &lt;id_len&gt; &lt;id_text&gt; ... For Example: SELECT * FROM T1;
    &lt;SELECT_TOKEN&gt; &lt;*&gt; &lt;FROM_TOKEN&gt; &lt;ID_TOKEN&gt; &lt;2&gt;
    &lt;T1&gt;

    @note Only the first @c m_byte_count bytes are initialized,
      out of @c m_token_array_length.
  */
  unsigned char *m_token_array;
  /* Length of the token array to be considered for DIGEST_TEXT calculation. */
  size_t m_token_array_length;

  sql_digest_storage() { reset(NULL, 0); }

  inline void reset(unsigned char *token_array, size_t length) {
    m_token_array = token_array;
    m_token_array_length = length;
    reset();
  }

  inline void reset() {
    m_full = false;
    m_byte_count = 0;
    m_charset_number = 0;
    memset(m_hash, 0, DIGEST_HASH_SIZE);
  }

  inline bool is_empty() { return (m_byte_count == 0); }

  inline void copy(const sql_digest_storage *from) {
    /*
      Keep in mind this is a dirty copy of something that may change,
      as the thread producing the digest is executing concurrently,
      without any lock enforced.
    */
    size_t byte_count_copy = m_token_array_length < from->m_byte_count
                                 ? m_token_array_length
                                 : from->m_byte_count;

    if (byte_count_copy > 0) {
      m_full = from->m_full;
      m_byte_count = byte_count_copy;
      m_charset_number = from->m_charset_number;
      memcpy(m_token_array, from->m_token_array, m_byte_count);
      memcpy(m_hash, from->m_hash, DIGEST_HASH_SIZE);
    } else {
      m_full = false;
      m_byte_count = 0;
      m_charset_number = 0;
    }
  }
};
typedef struct sql_digest_storage sql_digest_storage;

/**
  Compute a digest hash.
  @param digest_storage The digest
  @param [out] hash The computed digest hash. This parameter is a buffer of size
  @c DIGEST_HASH_SIZE.
*/
void compute_digest_hash(const sql_digest_storage *digest_storage,
                         unsigned char *hash);

/**
  Compute a digest text.
  A 'digest text' is a textual representation of a query,
  where:
  - comments are removed,
  - non significant spaces are removed,
  - literal values are replaced with a special '?' marker,
  - lists of values are collapsed using a shorter notation
  @param digest_storage The digest
  @param [out] digest_text The digest text
*/
void compute_digest_text(const sql_digest_storage *digest_storage,
                         String *digest_text);

#endif