On Mon, 2005-10-24 at 11:01 -0400, Robert Story wrote:
> On Mon, 24 Oct 2005 14:01:44 +0100 Dave wrote:
> DS> > I do agree with Peder on shared IPv4/IPv6 storage as a char array (and
> DS> > that's what I did for the data access functions for the MFD re-writes).
> DS>
> DS> As a raw character array, or some vaguely generic structure ?
> DS> (similar to "struct sockaddr")
>
> Raw character array. If there is some portable structure that does ipv6 and
> ipv4, i'd be glad to switch to it.
Well, this isn't really my area, so I'm rather hoping Peder might chip
in again. But not knowing what I'm talking about has never stopped me
before, so I offer the following (hopefully portable) suggestions:
a) struct sockaddr
b) typedef struct netsnmp_addr_s {
sa_family_t ns_family;
char ns_data[ N ]; // for some suitable value of N
} netsnmp_addr
:-)
Dave
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