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#include "src/core/channel/noop_filter.h"
#include <grpc/support/log.h>

typedef struct call_data {
  int unused; /* C89 requires at least one struct element */
} call_data;

typedef struct channel_data {
  int unused; /* C89 requires at least one struct element */
} channel_data;

/* used to silence 'variable not used' warnings */
static void ignore_unused(void *ignored) {}

/* Called either:
     - in response to an API call (or similar) from above, to send something
     - a network event (or similar) from below, to receive something
   op contains type and call direction information, in addition to the data
   that is being sent or received. */
static void call_op(grpc_call_element *elem, grpc_call_op *op) {
  /* grab pointers to our data from the call element */
  call_data *calld = elem->call_data;
  channel_data *channeld = elem->channel_data;

  ignore_unused(calld);
  ignore_unused(channeld);

  switch (op->type) {
    default:
      /* pass control up or down the stack depending on op->dir */
      grpc_call_next_op(elem, op);
      break;
  }
}

/* Called on special channel events, such as disconnection or new incoming
   calls on the server */
static void channel_op(grpc_channel_element *elem, grpc_channel_op *op) {
  /* grab pointers to our data from the channel element */
  channel_data *channeld = elem->channel_data;

  ignore_unused(channeld);

  switch (op->type) {
    default:
      /* pass control up or down the stack depending on op->dir */
      grpc_channel_next_op(elem, op);
      break;
  }
}

/* Constructor for call_data */
static void init_call_elem(grpc_call_element *elem,
                           const void *server_transport_data) {
  /* grab pointers to our data from the call element */
  call_data *calld = elem->call_data;
  channel_data *channeld = elem->channel_data;

  /* initialize members */
  calld->unused = channeld->unused;
}

/* Destructor for call_data */
static void destroy_call_elem(grpc_call_element *elem) {
  /* grab pointers to our data from the call element */
  call_data *calld = elem->call_data;
  channel_data *channeld = elem->channel_data;

  ignore_unused(calld);
  ignore_unused(channeld);
}

/* Constructor for channel_data */
static void init_channel_elem(grpc_channel_element *elem,
                              const grpc_channel_args *args, grpc_mdctx *mdctx,
                              int is_first, int is_last) {
  /* grab pointers to our data from the channel element */
  channel_data *channeld = elem->channel_data;

  /* The first and the last filters tend to be implemented differently to
     handle the case that there's no 'next' filter to call on the up or down
     path */
  GPR_ASSERT(!is_first);
  GPR_ASSERT(!is_last);

  /* initialize members */
  channeld->unused = 0;
}

/* Destructor for channel data */
static void destroy_channel_elem(grpc_channel_element *elem) {
  /* grab pointers to our data from the channel element */
  channel_data *channeld = elem->channel_data;

  ignore_unused(channeld);
}

const grpc_channel_filter grpc_no_op_filter = {
    call_op,              channel_op,

    sizeof(call_data),    init_call_elem,    destroy_call_elem,

    sizeof(channel_data), init_channel_elem, destroy_channel_elem,

    "no-op"};