On Wed, Apr 24, 2019 at 5:41 PM Rainer Stratmann < rainerstratm...@t-online.de> wrote:
> struct sockaddr_ll { > unsigned short sll_family; > unsigned short sll_protocol; > int sll_ifindex; > unsigned short sll_hatype; > unsigned char sll_pkttype; > unsigned char sll_halen; > unsigned char sll_addr[8]; > }; > > type > sockaddr_ll = record > sll_family : word; > sll_protocol : word; > sll_ifindex : integer; > sll_hatype : word; > sll_pkttype : byte; > sll_halen : byte; > sll_addr: array[ 0 .. 7 ] of byte; > end; > > Is this correct? It seems OK, however, if you want portability too, you should: uses ctypes; {$PACKRECORDS C} // already commented by Michael type sockaddr_ll = record sll_family: cushort; sll_protocol: cushort; sll_ifindex: cint; sll_hatype: cushort; sll_pkttype: cuchar; sll_halen: cuchar; sll_addr: array[0..7] of cuchar; end; cheers -- Silvio Clécio
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