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/* $Id: timing.cc 12776 2009-03-31 04:16:12Z fyodor $ */

#include "timing.h"
#include "NmapOps.h"
#include "utils.h"

extern NmapOps o;

/* Call this function on a newly allocated struct timeout_info to
   initialize the values appropriately */
void initialize_timeout_info(struct timeout_info *to) {
  to->srtt = -1;
  to->rttvar = -1;
  to->timeout = o.initialRttTimeout() * 1000;
}

/* Adjust our timeout values based on the time the latest probe took for a 
   response.  We update our RTT averages, etc. */
void adjust_timeouts(struct timeval sent, struct timeout_info *to) {
  struct timeval received;
  gettimeofday(&received, NULL);

  adjust_timeouts2(&sent, &received, to);
  return;
}

/* Same as adjust_timeouts(), except this one allows you to specify
 the receive time too (which could be because it was received a while
 back or it could be for efficiency because the caller already knows
 the current time */
void adjust_timeouts2(const struct timeval *sent, 
		      const struct timeval *received, 
		      struct timeout_info *to) {
  long delta = 0;

  if (o.debugging > 3) {
    log_write(LOG_STDOUT, "Timeout vals: srtt: %d rttvar: %d to: %d ", to->srtt, to->rttvar, to->timeout);
  }

  delta = TIMEVAL_SUBTRACT(*received, *sent);

  /* Argh ... pcap receive time is sometimes a little off my
     getimeofday() results on various platforms :(.  So a packet may
     appear to be received as much as a hundredth of a second before
     it was sent.  So I will allow small negative RTT numbers */
  if (delta < 0 && delta > -50000) {
    if (o.debugging > 2)
      log_write(LOG_STDOUT, "Small negative delta (probably due to libpcap time / gettimeofday() discrepancy) - adjusting from %lius to %dus\n", delta, 10000);
    delta = 10000;
  }


  if (to->srtt == -1 && to->rttvar == -1) {
    /* We need to initialize the sucker ... */
    to->srtt = delta;
    to->rttvar = MAX(5000, MIN(to->srtt, 2000000));
    to->timeout = to->srtt + (to->rttvar << 2);
  }
  else {
    if (delta >= 8000000 || delta < 0) {
      if (o.verbose)
	error("%s: packet supposedly had rtt of %ld microseconds.  Ignoring time.", __func__, delta);
      return;
    }
    delta -= to->srtt;
    /* sanity check 2*/
    if (delta > 1500000 && delta > 3 * to->srtt + 2 * to->rttvar) {
      if (o.debugging) {
	log_write(LOG_STDOUT, "Bogus delta: %ld (srtt %d) ... ignoring\n", delta, to->srtt);
      }
      return;
    }
    to->srtt += delta >> 3;
    to->rttvar += (ABS(delta) - to->rttvar) >> 2;
    to->timeout = to->srtt + (to->rttvar << 2);  
  }
  if (to->rttvar > 2300000) {
    error("RTTVAR has grown to over 2.3 seconds, decreasing to 2.0");
    to->rttvar = 2000000;
  }
  
  /* It hurts to do this ... it really does ... but otherwise we are being
     too risky */
  to->timeout = box(o.minRttTimeout() * 1000, o.maxRttTimeout() * 1000,  
		    to->timeout);

  if (o.scan_delay)
    to->timeout = MAX((unsigned) to->timeout, o.scan_delay * 1000);

  if (o.debugging > 3) {
    log_write(LOG_STDOUT, "delta %ld ==> srtt: %d rttvar: %d to: %d\n", delta, to->srtt, to->rttvar, to->timeout);
  }

  /* if (to->srtt < 0 || to->rttvar < 0 || to->timeout < 0 || delta < -50000000 || 
      sent->tv_sec == 0 || received->tv_sec == 0 ) {
    fatal("Serious time computation problem in adjust_timeout ... received = (%ld, %ld) sent=(%ld,%ld) delta = %ld srtt = %d rttvar = %d to = %d", (long) received->tv_sec, (long)received->tv_usec, (long) sent->tv_sec, (long) sent->tv_usec, delta, to->srtt, to->rttvar, to->timeout);
  } */
}

/* Sleeps if necessary to ensure that it isn't called twice within less
   time than o.send_delay.  If it is passed a non-null tv, the POST-SLEEP
   time is recorded in it */
void enforce_scan_delay(struct timeval *tv) {
  static int init = -1;
  static struct timeval lastcall;
  struct timeval now;
  int time_diff;

  if (!o.scan_delay) {
    if (tv) gettimeofday(tv, NULL);
    return;
  }

  if (init == -1) {
    gettimeofday(&lastcall, NULL);
    init = 0;
    if (tv)
      memcpy(tv, &lastcall, sizeof(struct timeval));
    return;
  }

  gettimeofday(&now, NULL);
  time_diff = TIMEVAL_MSEC_SUBTRACT(now, lastcall);
  if (time_diff < (int) o.scan_delay) {  
    if (o.debugging > 1) {
      log_write(LOG_PLAIN, "Sleeping for %d milliseconds in %s()\n", o.scan_delay - time_diff, __func__);
    }
    usleep((o.scan_delay - time_diff) * 1000);
    gettimeofday(&lastcall, NULL);
  } else
    memcpy(&lastcall, &now, sizeof(struct timeval));
  if (tv) {
    memcpy(tv, &lastcall, sizeof(struct timeval));
  }

  return;    
}

/* current_rate_history defines how far back (in seconds) we look when
   calculating the current rate. */
RateMeter::RateMeter(double current_rate_history) {
  this->current_rate_history = current_rate_history;
  start_tv.tv_sec = 0;
  start_tv.tv_usec = 0;
  stop_tv.tv_sec = 0;
  stop_tv.tv_usec = 0;
  last_update_tv.tv_sec = 0;
  last_update_tv.tv_usec = 0;
  total = 0.0;
  current_rate = 0.0;
  assert(!isSet(&start_tv));
  assert(!isSet(&stop_tv));
}

void RateMeter::start(const struct timeval *now) {
  assert(!isSet(&start_tv));
  assert(!isSet(&stop_tv));
  if (now == NULL)
    gettimeofday(&start_tv, NULL);
  else
    start_tv = *now;
}

void RateMeter::stop(const struct timeval *now) {
  assert(isSet(&start_tv));
  assert(!isSet(&stop_tv));
  if (now == NULL)
    gettimeofday(&stop_tv, NULL);
  else
    stop_tv = *now;
}

/* Update the rates to reflect the given amount added to the total at the time
   now. If now is NULL, get the current time with gettimeofday. */
void RateMeter::update(double amount, const struct timeval *now) {
  struct timeval tv;
  double diff;
  double interval;
  double count;

  assert(isSet(&start_tv));
  assert(!isSet(&stop_tv));

  /* Update the total. */
  total += amount;

  if (now == NULL) {
    gettimeofday(&tv, NULL);
    now = &tv;
  }
  if (!isSet(&last_update_tv))
    last_update_tv = start_tv;

  /* Calculate the approximate moving average of how much was recorded in the
     last current_rate_history seconds. This average is what is returned as the
     "current" rate. */

  /* How long since the last update? */
  diff = TIMEVAL_SUBTRACT(*now, last_update_tv) / 1000000.0;

  if (diff < -current_rate_history)
    /* This happened farther in the past than we care about. */
    return;

  if (diff < 0.0) {
    /* If the event happened in the past, just add it into the total and don't
       change last_update_tv, as if it had happened at the same time as the most
       recent event. */
    now = &last_update_tv;
    diff = 0.0;
  }

  /* Find out how far back in time to look. We want to look back
     current_rate_history seconds, or to when the last update occurred,
     whichever is longer. However, we never look past the start. */
  struct timeval tmp;
  /* Find the time current_rate_history seconds after the start. That's our
     threshold for deciding how far back to look. */
  TIMEVAL_ADD(tmp, start_tv, (time_t) (current_rate_history * 1000000.0));
  if (TIMEVAL_AFTER(*now, tmp))
    interval = MAX(current_rate_history, diff);
  else
    interval = TIMEVAL_SUBTRACT(*now, start_tv) / 1000000.0;
  assert(diff <= interval);
  /* If we record an amount in the very same instant that the timer is started,
     there's no way to calculate meaningful rates. Ignore it. */
  if (interval == 0.0)
    return;

  /* To calculate the approximate average of the rate over the last
     interval seconds, we assume that the rate was constant over that interval.
     We calculate how much would have been received in that interval, ignoring
     the first diff seconds' worth:
       (interval - diff) * current_rate.
     Then we add how much was received in the most recent diff seconds. Divide
     by the width of the interval to get the average. */
  count = (interval - diff) * current_rate + amount;
  current_rate = count / interval;

  last_update_tv = *now;
}

double RateMeter::getOverallRate(const struct timeval *now) const {
  double elapsed;

  elapsed = elapsedTime(now);
  if (elapsed <= 0.0)
    return 0.0;
  else
    return total / elapsed;
}

/* Get the "current" rate (actually a moving average of the last
   current_rate_history seconds). If update is true (its default value), lower
   the rate to account for the time since the last record. */
double RateMeter::getCurrentRate(const struct timeval *now, bool update) {
  if (update)
    this->update(0.0, now);

  return current_rate;
}

double RateMeter::getTotal(void) const {
  return total;
}

/* Get the number of seconds the meter has been running: if it has been stopped,
   the amount of time between start and stop, or if it is still running, the
   amount of time between start and now. */
double RateMeter::elapsedTime(const struct timeval *now) const {
  struct timeval tv;
  const struct timeval *end_tv;

  assert(isSet(&start_tv));

  if (isSet(&stop_tv)) {
    end_tv = &stop_tv;
  } else if (now == NULL) {
    gettimeofday(&tv, NULL);
    end_tv = &tv;
  } else {
    end_tv = now;
  }

  return TIMEVAL_SUBTRACT(*end_tv, start_tv) / 1000000.0;
}

/* Returns true if tv has been initialized; i.e., its members are not all
   zero. */
bool RateMeter::isSet(const struct timeval *tv) {
  return tv->tv_sec != 0 || tv->tv_usec != 0;
}

PacketRateMeter::PacketRateMeter(double current_rate_history) {
  packet_rate_meter = RateMeter(current_rate_history);
  byte_rate_meter = RateMeter(current_rate_history);
}

void PacketRateMeter::start(const struct timeval *now) {
  packet_rate_meter.start(now);
  byte_rate_meter.start(now);
}

void PacketRateMeter::stop(const struct timeval *now) {
  packet_rate_meter.stop(now);
  byte_rate_meter.stop(now);
}

/* Record one packet of length len. */
void PacketRateMeter::update(u32 len, const struct timeval *now) {
  packet_rate_meter.update(1, now);
  byte_rate_meter.update(len, now);
}

double PacketRateMeter::getOverallPacketRate(const struct timeval *now) const {
  return packet_rate_meter.getOverallRate(now);
}

double PacketRateMeter::getCurrentPacketRate(const struct timeval *now, bool update) {
  return packet_rate_meter.getCurrentRate(now, update);
}

double PacketRateMeter::getOverallByteRate(const struct timeval *now) const {
  return byte_rate_meter.getOverallRate(now);
}

double PacketRateMeter::getCurrentByteRate(const struct timeval *now, bool update) {
  return byte_rate_meter.getCurrentRate(now, update);
}

unsigned long long PacketRateMeter::getNumPackets(void) const {
  return (unsigned long long) packet_rate_meter.getTotal();
}

unsigned long long PacketRateMeter::getNumBytes(void) const {
  return (unsigned long long) byte_rate_meter.getTotal();
}

ScanProgressMeter::ScanProgressMeter(const char *stypestr) {
  scantypestr = strdup(stypestr);
  gettimeofday(&begin, NULL);
  last_print_test = begin;
  memset(&last_print, 0, sizeof(last_print));
  memset(&last_est, 0, sizeof(last_est));
  beginOrEndTask(&begin, NULL, true);
}

ScanProgressMeter::~ScanProgressMeter() {
  if (scantypestr) {
    free(scantypestr);
    scantypestr = NULL;
  }
}

/* Decides whether a timing report is likely to even be
   printed.  There are stringent limitations on how often they are
   printed, as well as the verbosity level that must exist.  So you
   might as well check this before spending much time computing
   progress info.  now can be NULL if caller doesn't have the current
   time handy.  Just because this function returns true does not mean
   that the next printStatsIfNecessary will always print something.
   It depends on whether time estimates have changed, which this func
   doesn't even know about. */
bool ScanProgressMeter::mayBePrinted(const struct timeval *now) {
  struct timeval tv;

  if (!o.verbose)
    return false;

  if (!now) {
    gettimeofday(&tv, NULL);
    now = (const struct timeval *) &tv;
  }

  if (last_print.tv_sec == 0) {
    /* We've never printed before -- the rules are less stringent */
    if (difftime(now->tv_sec, begin.tv_sec) > 30)
      return true;
    else
      return false;
  } 

  if (difftime(now->tv_sec, last_print_test.tv_sec) < 3)
    return false;  /* No point even checking too often */

  /* We'd never want to print more than once per 30 seconds */
  if (difftime(now->tv_sec, last_print.tv_sec) < 30)
    return false;

  return true;
}

/* Return an estimate of the time remaining if a process was started at begin
   and is perc_done of the way finished. Returns inf if perc_done == 0.0. */
static double estimate_time_left(double perc_done,
                                 const struct timeval *begin,
                                 const struct timeval *now) {
  double time_used_s;
  double time_needed_s;

  time_used_s = difftime(now->tv_sec, begin->tv_sec);
  time_needed_s = time_used_s / perc_done;

  return time_needed_s - time_used_s;
}

/* Prints an estimate of when this scan will complete.  It only does
   so if mayBePrinted() is true, and it seems reasonable to do so
   because the estimate has changed significantly.  Returns whether
   or not a line was printed.*/
bool ScanProgressMeter::printStatsIfNecessary(double perc_done, 
					       const struct timeval *now) {
  struct timeval tvtmp;
  double time_left_s;
  bool printit = false;

  if (!now) {
    gettimeofday(&tvtmp, NULL);
    now = (const struct timeval *) &tvtmp;
  }

  if (!mayBePrinted(now))
    return false;

  last_print_test = *now;

  if (perc_done <= 0.003)
    return false; /* Need more info first */

  assert(perc_done <= 1.0);

  time_left_s = estimate_time_left(perc_done, &begin, now);

  if (time_left_s < 30)
    return false; /* No point in updating when it is virtually finished. */

  if (last_est.tv_sec == 0) {
    /* We don't have an estimate yet (probably means a low completion). */
    printit = true;
  } else if (TIMEVAL_AFTER(*now, last_est)) {
    /* The last estimate we printed has passed. Print a new one. */
    printit = true;
  } else {
    /* If the estimate changed by more than 3 minutes, and if that change
       represents at least 5% of the total time, print it. */
    double prev_est_total_time_s = difftime(last_est.tv_sec, begin.tv_sec);
    double prev_est_time_left_s = difftime(last_est.tv_sec, last_print.tv_sec);
    double change_abs_s = ABS(prev_est_time_left_s - time_left_s);
    if (o.debugging || (change_abs_s > 15 && change_abs_s > .05 * prev_est_total_time_s))
      printit = true;
  }

  if (printit) {
     return printStats(perc_done, now);
  } 

  return false;
}

/* Prints an estimate of when this scan will complete.  */
bool ScanProgressMeter::printStats(double perc_done, 
                                   const struct timeval *now) {
  struct timeval tvtmp;
  double time_left_s;
  time_t timet;
  struct tm *ltime;

  if (!now) {
    gettimeofday(&tvtmp, NULL);
    now = (const struct timeval *) &tvtmp;
  }

  last_print = *now;

  // If we're less than 1% done we probably don't have enough
  // data for decent timing estimates. Also with perc_done == 0
  // these elements will be nonsensical.
  if (perc_done < 0.01) {
    log_write(LOG_STDOUT, "%s Timing: About %.2f%% done\n",
        scantypestr, perc_done * 100);
    log_flush(LOG_STDOUT);
    return true;
  }

  /* Add 0.5 to get the effect of rounding in integer calculations. */
  time_left_s = estimate_time_left(perc_done, &begin, now) + 0.5;

  last_est = *now;
  last_est.tv_sec += (time_t)time_left_s;

  /* Get the estimated time of day at completion */
  timet = last_est.tv_sec;
  ltime = localtime(&timet);
  assert(ltime);

  log_write(LOG_STDOUT, "%s Timing: About %.2f%% done; ETC: %02d:%02d (%.f:%02.f:%02.f remaining)\n",
      scantypestr, perc_done * 100, ltime->tm_hour, ltime->tm_min,
      floor(time_left_s / 60.0 / 60.0),
      floor(fmod(time_left_s / 60.0, 60.0)),
      floor(fmod(time_left_s, 60.0)));
  log_write(LOG_XML, "<taskprogress task=\"%s\" time=\"%lu\" percent=\"%.2f\" remaining=\"%.f\" etc=\"%lu\" />\n",
      scantypestr, (unsigned long) now->tv_sec,
      perc_done * 100, time_left_s, (unsigned long) last_est.tv_sec);
  log_flush(LOG_STDOUT|LOG_XML);
 
  return true;
}

/* Indicates that the task is beginning or ending, and that a message should
   be generated if appropriate.  Returns whether a message was printed.
   now may be NULL, if the caller doesn't have the current time handy.
   additional_info may be NULL if no additional information is necessary. */
bool ScanProgressMeter::beginOrEndTask(const struct timeval *now, const char *additional_info, bool beginning) {
  struct timeval tvtmp;
  struct tm *tm;
  time_t tv_sec;

  if (!o.verbose) {
    return false;
  }

  if (!now) {
    gettimeofday(&tvtmp, NULL);
    now = (const struct timeval *) &tvtmp;
  }

  tv_sec = now->tv_sec;
  tm = localtime(&tv_sec);
  if (beginning) {
    log_write(LOG_STDOUT, "Initiating %s at %02d:%02d", scantypestr, tm->tm_hour, tm->tm_min);
    log_write(LOG_XML, "<taskbegin task=\"%s\" time=\"%lu\"", scantypestr, (unsigned long) now->tv_sec);
    if (additional_info) {
      log_write(LOG_STDOUT, " (%s)", additional_info);
      log_write(LOG_XML, " extrainfo=\"%s\"", additional_info);
    }
    log_write(LOG_STDOUT, "\n");
    log_write(LOG_XML, " />\n");
  } else {
    log_write(LOG_STDOUT, "Completed %s at %02d:%02d, %.2fs elapsed", scantypestr, tm->tm_hour, tm->tm_min, TIMEVAL_MSEC_SUBTRACT(*now, begin) / 1000.0);
    log_write(LOG_XML, "<taskend task=\"%s\" time=\"%lu\"", scantypestr, (unsigned long) now->tv_sec);
    if (additional_info) {
      log_write(LOG_STDOUT, " (%s)", additional_info);
      log_write(LOG_XML, " extrainfo=\"%s\"", additional_info);
    }
    log_write(LOG_STDOUT, "\n");
    log_write(LOG_XML, " />\n");
  }
  log_flush(LOG_STDOUT|LOG_XML);
  return true;
}
