Robert> It is a pointer to a function that creates a transport from a transport
Robert> specifier string. Take a look at how the snmp*Domain.c files work.
Pedro> Thanks for the explanation. However, i still not find the body of the
Pedro> function.
The same thing applies here too.
There is no function called "f_create_from_tstring".
It's a pointer that *refers* to a function.
The actual functions are things like
netsnmp_udp_create_tstring
netsnmp_ipx_create_tstring
netsnmp_unix_create_tstring
etc.
So when the library needs to call the "function" f_create_from_tstring,
it will retrieve the corresponding function pointer from the data
structure that it's working with, and call that function.
Pedro> Where is it defined? Or should i implement the body of the
Pedro> function?
No - you don't need to implement this function.
Not unless you need to support a new transport mechanism.
What are you actually trying to do?
You seem to be investigating the detailed internals of the library.
All of this has already been put in place for you, and you shouldn't
really be seeking to change things unless you are very clear about
how things work.
Dave
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