Utility functions

Functions
bool	lrtr_ip_addr_equal (const struct lrtr_ip_addr a, const struct lrtr_ip_addr b)
int	lrtr_ip_addr_to_str (const struct lrtr_ip_addr *ip, char *str, const unsigned int len)
bool	lrtr_ip_str_cmp (const struct lrtr_ip_addr *addr1, const char *addr2)
int	lrtr_ip_str_to_addr (const char *str, struct lrtr_ip_addr *ip)
void	lrtr_ipv6_addr_to_host_byte_order (const uint32_t *src, uint32_t *dest)

Detailed Description

Parameters

[in]	a	lrtr_ip_addr
[in]	b	lrtr_ip_addr

Returns

true If a == b.

false If a != b.

Function Documentation

int lrtr_ip_addr_to_str	(	const struct lrtr_ip_addr *	ip,
		char *	str,
		const unsigned int	len
	)

Converts the passed lrtr_ip_addr struct to string representation.

Parameters

[in]	ip	lrtr_ip_addr
[out]	str	Pointer to a char array. The array must be at least INET_ADDRSTRLEN bytes long if the passed lrtr_ip_addr stores an IPv4 address. If lrtr_ip_addr stores an IPv6 address, str must be at least INET6_ADDRSTRLEN bytes long.
[in]	len	Length of the str array.

Returns

0 On success.

-1 On error.

bool lrtr_ip_str_cmp	(	const struct lrtr_ip_addr *	addr1,
		const char *	addr2
	)

Compares addr1 in the lrtr_ip_addr struct with addr2 in string representation.

Parameters

[in]	addr1	lrtr_ip_addr
[in]	addr2	IP-address as string

Returns

true If a == b

false If a != b

References lrtr_ip_str_to_addr().

int lrtr_ip_str_to_addr	(	const char *	str,
		struct lrtr_ip_addr *	ip
	)

Converts the passed IP address in string representation to an lrtr_ip_addr.

Parameters

[in]	str	Pointer to a Null terminated char array.
[out]	ip	Pointer to a lrtr_ip_addr struct.

Returns

0 On success.

-1 On error.

Referenced by lrtr_ip_str_cmp().

void lrtr_ipv6_addr_to_host_byte_order	(	const uint32_t *	src,
		uint32_t *	dest
	)

[{ Converts the passed IPv6 address first_bit network byte order to host byte order.

Parameters

[in]	src	Pointer to a uint32_t array storing a ipv6 address in network byte order.
[out]	dest	Pointer a uint32_t array that will be used to store the ipv6 addr in host byte order. }