breadcast/breadcast-caststream-sys/vendor/openscreen/cast/streaming/impl/rtcp_common.h

// Copyright 2019 The Chromium Authors
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.

#ifndef CAST_STREAMING_IMPL_RTCP_COMMON_H_
#define CAST_STREAMING_IMPL_RTCP_COMMON_H_

#include <stdint.h>

#include <optional>
#include <tuple>
#include <vector>

#include "cast/streaming/impl/ntp_time.h"
#include "cast/streaming/impl/rtp_defines.h"
#include "cast/streaming/impl/statistics_common.h"
#include "cast/streaming/public/frame_id.h"
#include "cast/streaming/rtp_time.h"
#include "cast/streaming/ssrc.h"
#include "platform/base/span.h"

namespace openscreen::cast {

struct RtcpCommonHeader {
  RtcpCommonHeader();
  ~RtcpCommonHeader();

  RtcpPacketType packet_type = RtcpPacketType::kNull;

  union {
    // The number of report blocks if `packet_type` is kSenderReport or
    // kReceiverReport.
    int report_count;

    // Indicates the type of an application-defined message if `packet_type` is
    // kApplicationDefined or kPayloadSpecific.
    RtcpSubtype subtype;

    // Otherwise, not used.
  } with{0};

  // The size (in bytes) of the RTCP packet, not including the header.
  int payload_size = 0;

  // Serializes this header into the first `kRtcpCommonHeaderSize` bytes of the
  // given `buffer` and adjusts `buffer` to point to the first byte after it.
  void AppendFields(ByteBuffer& buffer) const;

  // Parse from the 4-byte wire format in `buffer`. Returns nullopt if the data
  // is corrupt.
  static std::optional<RtcpCommonHeader> Parse(ByteView buffer);
};

// The middle 32-bits of the 64-bit NtpTimestamp field from the Sender Reports.
// This is used as an opaque identifier that the Receiver will use in its
// reports to refer to specific previous Sender Reports.
using StatusReportId = uint32_t;
constexpr StatusReportId ToStatusReportId(NtpTimestamp ntp_timestamp) {
  return static_cast<uint32_t>(ntp_timestamp >> 16);
}

// One of these is optionally included with a Sender Report or a Receiver
// Report. See: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3550#section-6.4.1
struct RtcpReportBlock {
  RtcpReportBlock();
  ~RtcpReportBlock();

  // The intended recipient of this report block.
  Ssrc ssrc = 0;

  // The fraction of RTP packets lost since the last report, specified as a
  // variable numerator and fixed denominator. The numerator will always be in
  // the range [0,255] since, semantically:
  //
  //   a. Negative values are impossible.
  //   b. Values greater than 255 would indicate 100% packet loss, and so a
  //      report block would not be generated in the first place.
  int packet_fraction_lost_numerator = 0;
  static constexpr int kPacketFractionLostDenominator = 256;

  // The total number of RTP packets lost since the start of the session. This
  // value will always be in the range [0,2^24-1], as the wire format only
  // provides 24 bits; so, wrap-around is possible.
  int cumulative_packets_lost = 0;

  // The highest sequence number received in any RTP packet. Wrap-around is
  // possible.
  uint32_t extended_high_sequence_number = 0;

  // An estimate of the recent variance in RTP packet arrival times.
  RtpTimeDelta jitter;

  // The last Status Report received.
  StatusReportId last_status_report_id{};

  // The delay between when the peer received the most-recent Status Report and
  // when this report was sent. The timebase is 65536 ticks per second and,
  // because of the wire format, this value will always be in the range
  // [0,65536) seconds.
  using Delay = std::chrono::duration<int64_t, std::ratio<1, 65536>>;
  Delay delay_since_last_report{};

  // Convenience helper to compute/assign the `packet_fraction_lost_numerator`,
  // based on the `num_apparently_sent` and `num_received` packet counts since
  // the last report was sent.
  void SetPacketFractionLostNumerator(int64_t num_apparently_sent,
                                      int64_t num_received);

  // Convenience helper to compute/assign the `cumulative_packets_lost`, based
  // on the `num_apparently_sent` and `num_received` packet counts since the
  // start of the entire session.
  void SetCumulativePacketsLost(int64_t num_apparently_sent,
                                int64_t num_received);

  // Convenience helper to convert the given `local_clock_delay` to the
  // RtcpReportBlock::Delay timebase, then clamp and assign it to
  // `delay_since_last_report`.
  void SetDelaySinceLastReport(Clock::duration local_clock_delay);

  // Serializes this report block in the first `kRtcpReportBlockSize` bytes of
  // the given `buffer` and adjusts `buffer` to point to the first byte after
  // it.
  void AppendFields(ByteBuffer& buffer) const;

  // Scans the wire-format report blocks in `buffer`, searching for one with the
  // matching `ssrc` and, if found, returns the parse result. Returns nullopt if
  // the data is corrupt or no report block with the matching SSRC was found.
  static std::optional<RtcpReportBlock> ParseOne(ByteView buffer,
                                                 int report_count,
                                                 Ssrc ssrc);
};

struct RtcpSenderReport {
  RtcpSenderReport();
  ~RtcpSenderReport();

  // The point-in-time at which this report was sent, according to both: 1) the
  // common reference clock shared by all RTP streams; 2) the RTP timestamp on
  // the media capture/playout timeline. Together, these are used by a Receiver
  // to achieve A/V synchronization across RTP streams for playout.
  Clock::time_point reference_time{};
  RtpTimeTicks rtp_timestamp;

  // The total number of RTP packets transmitted since the start of the session
  // (wrap-around is possible).
  uint32_t send_packet_count = 0;

  // The total number of payload bytes transmitted in RTP packets since the
  // start of the session (wrap-around is possible).
  uint32_t send_octet_count = 0;

  // The report block, if present. While the RTCP spec allows for zero or
  // multiple reports, Cast Streaming only uses zero or one.
  std::optional<RtcpReportBlock> report_block;
};

// A pair of IDs that refers to a specific missing packet within a frame. If
// `packet_id` is kAllPacketsLost, then it represents all the packets of a
// frame.
struct PacketNack {
  FrameId frame_id;
  FramePacketId packet_id;

  constexpr bool operator==(const PacketNack& other) const {
    return frame_id == other.frame_id && packet_id == other.packet_id;
  }
  constexpr bool operator!=(const PacketNack& other) const {
    return frame_id != other.frame_id || packet_id != other.packet_id;
  }
  constexpr bool operator<(const PacketNack& other) const {
    return (frame_id < other.frame_id) ||
           (frame_id == other.frame_id && packet_id < other.packet_id);
  }
};

// Statistics events sent from the receiver over RTCP.
struct RtcpReceiverEventLogMessage {
  // The statistics event type, may be either a receiver side frame event or
  // packet event.
  StatisticsEvent::Type type;

  // The time at which this event occurred.
  Clock::time_point timestamp;

  // Only set for frame played out events.
  // If this value is zero the frame is rendered on time.
  // If this value is positive it means the frame is rendered late.
  // If this value is negative it means the frame is rendered early.
  Clock::duration delay;

  // Only set for packet events.
  // The ID of the packet associated with this event.
  FramePacketId packet_id;
};

struct RtcpReceiverFrameLogMessage {
  RtpTimeTicks rtp_timestamp;
  std::vector<RtcpReceiverEventLogMessage> messages;
};

}  // namespace openscreen::cast

#endif  // CAST_STREAMING_IMPL_RTCP_COMMON_H_