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#ifndef BASE_TYPES_H
#define BASE_TYPES_H

#include "sapi/tpm20.h"

/*
 * These no-op functions are used on big endian (BE) systems for the host
 * to / from BE macros. We need them so that we have a valid function
 * pointers for the base type marshalling function template.
 */
static inline UINT8  noop_8  (UINT8 value)  { return value; };
static inline UINT16 noop_16 (UINT16 value) { return value; };
static inline UINT32 noop_32 (UINT32 value) { return value; };
static inline UINT64 noop_64 (UINT64 value) { return value; };
/*
 * These functions are used to convert the endianness of base types. We
 * use them on little endian (LE) systems for the host to / from BE macros.
 */
UINT8  endian_conv_8  (UINT8 value);
UINT16 endian_conv_16 (UINT16 value);
UINT32 endian_conv_32 (UINT32 value);
UINT64 endian_conv_64 (UINT64 value);
/*
 * These macros should be used in any place where a base type needs to be
 * converted from the host byte order (host) to a big endian representation.
 */
#if defined(WORDS_BIGENDIAN)
#define HOST_TO_BE_8(value)  noop_8  (value)
#define HOST_TO_BE_16(value) noop_16 (value)
#define HOST_TO_BE_32(value) noop_32 (value)
#define HOST_TO_BE_64(value) noop_64 (value)
#define BE_TO_HOST_8(value)  noop_8  (value)
#define BE_TO_HOST_16(value) noop_16 (value)
#define BE_TO_HOST_32(value) noop_32 (value)
#define BE_TO_HOST_64(value) noop_64 (value)
#else
#define HOST_TO_BE_8(value)  endian_conv_8  (value)
#define HOST_TO_BE_16(value) endian_conv_16 (value)
#define HOST_TO_BE_32(value) endian_conv_32 (value)
#define HOST_TO_BE_64(value) endian_conv_64 (value)
#define BE_TO_HOST_8(value)  endian_conv_8  (value)
#define BE_TO_HOST_16(value) endian_conv_16 (value)
#define BE_TO_HOST_32(value) endian_conv_32 (value)
#define BE_TO_HOST_64(value) endian_conv_64 (value)
#endif /* WORDS_BIGENDIAN */
#endif /* BASE_TYPES_H  */