On 05/02/2008, Devvrat Tripathi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was going through the netsnmp_variable_list structure and i found two
> elements called name and name_loc. I cannot understand what is the
> difference between them. Which one of them is the oid of that variable.
'name' is a pointer to the OID array.
This is the only one that you need to be concerned about.
'name_loc' is an internal buffer, used for storing "short" OIDs
(which is the bulk of them in normal usage). This saves the
overhead of dynamically allocating separate memory every
time a varbind OID is set up.
This is handled automatically by the snmp_set_var_objid()
routine.
>In general while defining any oid we do
> static oid some_oid[]={1.3.6.}
> This value is present in name or name_loc field?
'name'
You shouldn't look at the 'name_loc' field at all.
Dave
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