This project has now been converted to use Go modules. Please refer to the latest major version sub directory. This follows the practice outlines at https://blog.golang.org/v2-go-modules
This project relates to CDE 1.1: Remote Procedure Call
It is a partial implementation that mainly focuses on unmarshaling NDR encoded byte streams into Go structures.
Reference test vectors needed: It has been difficult to implement due to a lack of reference test byte streams in the standards documentation. Test driven development has been extremely challenging without these. If you are aware of and reference test vector sources for NDR encoding please let me know by raising an issue with the details. Thanks!
- Format label
- Boolean
- Character
- Unsigned small integer
- Unsigned short integer
- Unsigned long integer
- Unsigned hyper integer
- Signed small integer
- Signed short integer
- Signed long integer
- Signed hyper integer
- Single float
- Double float
- Uni-dimensional fixed array
- Multi-dimensional fixed array
- Uni-dimensional conformant array
- Multi-dimensional conformant array
- Uni-dimensional conformant varying array
- Multi-dimensional conformant varying array
- Varying string
- Conformant varying string
- Array of strings
- Union
- Pipe
Interface Definition Language (IDL)
An array is conformant if the IDL definition includes one of the following attributes:
- min_is
- max_is
- size_is
An array is varying if the IDL definition includes one of the following attributes:
- last_is
- first_is
- length_is
SubAuthority[] is conformant in the example below:
typedef struct _RPC_SID {
unsigned char Revision;
unsigned char SubAuthorityCount;
RPC_SID_IDENTIFIER_AUTHORITY IdentifierAuthority;
[size_is(SubAuthorityCount)] unsigned long SubAuthority[];
} RPC_SID,
*PRPC_SID,
*PSID;
Buffer is a pointer to a conformant varying array in the example below:
typedef struct _RPC_UNICODE_STRING {
unsigned short Length;
unsigned short MaximumLength;
[size_is(MaximumLength/2), length_is(Length/2)]
WCHAR* Buffer;
} RPC_UNICODE_STRING,
*PRPC_UNICODE_STRING;