btparser/cparser/tests/GZipTemplate.bt

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//--- 010 Editor v4.0.3 Binary Template
//
// File:     GZipTemplate.bt
// Author:   Tim "diff" Strazzere <diff@lookout.com> <strazz@gmail.com>
// Revision: 1.2
// Purpose:  Quick template for parsing GZip data/files
//--------------------------------------
//
// Version 1.2
//  - Fix processing of part numbers for continuation based gzips
//  - Added some notes on the encrypted header information
//
// Version 1.1
//  - Fix small typos
//  - Added comments to fields
//  - Fix compression/flag names according to gzip 1.2.4 source
//  - Added uncompressed length and CRC32
//  - Check for different common magic bytes, and display properly
//  - Minor code clean up
//
// Version 1.0
//  - First implementation of the template
//
// TODO: 
//  - Parse encrypted header information

// GZip's should be Little Endian only
LittleEndian();

// utility type to show the magic bytes in the value column
typedef ubyte MAGIC[2] <read=MAGICRead, format=hex>;

string MAGICRead(MAGIC magic) {
    string ret;
    string tmp;
    int i;

    for(i = 0; i<2; i++) {
        SPrintf(tmp, "%.2X", magic[i]);
        ret += tmp;
    }

    return ret;
}

typedef enum <ubyte> {
    // All below, except DEFLATE are reserved
    STORED      = 0,
    COMPRESSED  = 1,
    PACKED      = 2,
    LZHED       = 3,
    RESERVED_4  = 4,
    RESERVED_5  = 5,
    RESERVED_6  = 6,
    RESERVED_7  = 7,
    // Default (and most common)
    DEFLATE     = 8
} COMPRESSION;


// TODO : Probably some better way to do this
typedef struct {
    // File is probably ascii text (determined by compressor)
    byte FLAG_ASCII_TEXT : 1;

    // Continuation of multi-part gzip file
    byte FLAG_CONTINUATION : 1;

    // Generic extra field present
    byte FLAG_EXTRA : 1;

    // Original filename present
    byte FLAG_NAME : 1;

    // File comment present
    byte FLAG_COMMENT : 1;

    // Is file encrypted?
    byte FLAG_ENCRYPTED : 1;

    // Reserved for future use (nothing as of gzip 1.2.4
    byte FLAG_RESERVED : 1;
    byte FLAG_RESERVED : 1;
} FLAGS;

typedef enum <byte> {
    FAT_FILESYSTEM  = 0,
    AMIGA           = 1,
    VMS             = 2,
    UNIX            = 3,
    VM_CMS          = 4,
    ATARI_TOS       = 5,
    HPFS_FILESYSTEM = 6,
    MACINTOSH       = 7,
    Z_SYSTEM        = 8,
    CPM             = 9,
    TOPS_20         = 10,
    NTFS_FILESYSTEM = 11,
    QDOS            = 12,
    ACORN_RISCOS    = 13,
    UNKNOWN         = 255
} OS;

typedef struct {
	MAGIC magic_bytes <format=hex, comment="Magic bytes for the file">;

    // Should be a better way to parse the magic bytes and complain to user...
    if(magic_bytes[0] == 0x1F) {
        if(magic_bytes[1] == 0x8B) {
            // GZIP_MAGIC
            Printf("Appears to be a valid GZIP compressed file, attempting to parse.\n");
        } else if(magic_bytes[1] == 0x1E) {
            // PACK_MAGIC
            Printf("Appears to be a generic compressed file, attempting to parse - don't expect much though.\n");
        } else if(magic_bytes[1] == 0x9E) {
            // OLD_GZIP_MAGIC
            Printf("Appears to be an old GZip compressed file, attempting to parse - don't expect much though.\n");
        } else if(magic_bytes[1] == 0xA0) {
            // LZH_MAGIC
            Printf("Appears to be a LZH compressed file, attempting to parse - don't expect much though.\n");
        }
    } else if(magic_bytes[0] == 0x50 && magic_bytes[1] == 0x4B) {
        Warning("Appears to be a possible ZIP file - unable to parse with this template!");
        Exit(-1);
    } else {
        Warning("Does not appear to be a GZip file!");
        Exit(-1);
    }

    COMPRESSION compression_method <comment="Compression method used by engine">;
    FLAGS flags <comment="Optional flags for compressed section">;

    // Convert to proper timestamp
    uint modification_time <comment="Unix timestamp of the file modification time">;

    // Extra flags
    ubyte extra_flags <comment="Extra flags, dependant on compression method">;

    // OS where compression took place
    OS operating_system <comment="Operating system compression took place on">;

    // The file is marked as a continuation, so it should have a part number
    if(flags.FLAG_CONTINUATION == 1) {
        ushort part <comment="Part number of the continuation">;
    }

    // Read in extras from flags
    if(flags.FLAG_EXTRA == 1) {
        ushort extra_length <comment="Length of extra field">;
        byte extra_bytes[extra_length] <comment="Data for extra field">;
    }

    if(flags.FLAG_NAME == 1) {
        string original_file_name <comment="Original file name">;
    }

    if(flags.FLAG_COMMENT == 1) {
        string file_comment <comment="File comment">;
    }

    // TODO: Parse encrypted header info
    //  -- according to the docs this is grabbed from the zip lib (crypt.h/crypt.c)
    //     which according to their docs is hardly used or fully supported.
    //     It would appear you would need to compile this directly into your gzip
    //     sources for it to properly work, even though it's considered "valid".
    if(flags.FLAG_ENCRYPTED == 1) {
        // 12 bytes of encryption header data
    }
} gzip_header;

// Structure of gzip file
struct {
    // Header information
    gzip_header header <comment="GZip header information">;

    // Everything else should just be compress bytes, less the last 8 bytes
    // which contain the CRC32 and uncompressed size
    byte compressed[FileSize() - FTell() - 8] <comment="compressed data section">;

    uint CRC32 <format=hex, comment="CRC of the data section">;

    // 4 bytes uncompressed input size modulo 2^32
    uint uncompressed_sized <comment="Size of the uncompressed input">;
} gzip_file;