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ngatmbase
—
netgraph ATM utility module
#include
<netnatm/unimsg.h>
#include
<netgraph/atm/ngatmbase.h>
struct mbuf *
uni_msg_pack_mbuf
(struct
uni_msg *msg, void
*hdr, size_t
len);
struct uni_msg *
uni_msg_alloc
(size_t
len);
struct uni_msg *
uni_msg_build
(void
*buf, ...);
void
uni_msg_destroy
(struct
uni_msg *msg);
int
uni_msg_unpack_mbuf
(struct
mbuf *m, struct uni_msg
*msgp);
This module provides utility functions for the handling of signalling messages to the NgATM modules.
The
uni_msg_pack_mbuf
()
function packs a message into one or several mbufs
optionally prepending a header. The header is given by its address
hdr and length len. If
hdr is NULL
or
len equals 0, no header is prepended. Either
msg or hdr may be
NULL
but not both. The
uni_msg_pack_mbuf
() function returns a pointer to
the allocated mbuf chain or
NULL
in the case of an error.
The
uni_msg_alloc
()
function allocates a new message with space for at least
len bytes. In the case of an error
NULL
is returned.
The
uni_msg_build
()
function constructs a message from pieces. Each piece is given by a pair of
arguments, the first of type void * and the second a
size_t. The list of pieces must be terminated by
(void *)NULL
.
The
uni_msg_destroy
()
function destroys the messages and frees all the messages's memory.
The
uni_msg_unpack_mbuf
()
function unpacks an mbuf chain info a
uni_msg. A pointer to the newly allocated message is
stored in msgp and 0 is returned. In the case of an
error (either when no packet header is found in the first mbuf or memory
cannot be allocated) the function returns an appropriate error code.
Harti Brandt <harti@FreeBSD.org>
August 24, 2004 | Debian |