It looks like the mib2c file was written assuming that MIBs follow the
SMIv2 practice of making INDEX objects not-accessible.
Objects which are both specified in the INDEX clause of a conceptual
row and also columnar objects of the same conceptual row are termed
auxiliary objects. The MAX-ACCESS clause for auxiliary objects is
"not-accessible"
Bill
On Tue, Dec 10, 2013 at 4:50 PM, Dirk Buijsman <dirkjur...@hotmail.com>wrote:
> I generated a C-skeleton using mib2c -c mib2c.table_data.conf MY.MIB.
> A part of the output is the structure:
>
> struct channelTable_entry {
> /* Index values */
> char channelName[NNN];
> size_t channelName_len;
>
> /* Column values */
> char channelName[NNN];
> size_t channelName_len;
> long count;
> char message[NNN];
> size_t message_len;
> char lastMessageTime[NNN];
> size_t lastMessageTime_len;
>
> int valid;
> };
>
> Obviously this gives a build error due to identical entries. What is the
> reason duplicate fields are generated? I looked a bit into the
> mib2c.table_data.conf file, but could not figure out where "index@"
> originates from.
>
> What causes this?
>
> Thanks,
> Dirk
>
> * /* Typical data structure for a row entry */*
> *struct ${i}_entry {*
> * /* Index values */*
> * @foreach $idx index@*
> * @if $idx.needlength@*
> * $idx.decl $idx[NNN];*
> * size_t ${idx}_len;*
> * @else@*
> * $idx.decl $idx;*
> * @end@*
> * @end@*
>
> * /* Column values */*
> * @foreach $c column@*
> * @if $c.readable@*
> * @if $c.needlength@*
> * $c.decl $c[NNN];*
> * size_t ${c}_len;*
> * @else@*
> * $c.decl $c;*
> * @end@*
> * @if $c.settable@*
> * @if !$c.rowstatus@*
> * @if $c.needlength@*
> * $c.decl old_$c[NNN];*
> * size_t old_${c}_len;*
> * @else@*
> * $c.decl old_$c;*
> * @end@*
> * @end@*
> * @end@*
> * @end@*
> * @end@*
>
> * int valid;*
> *};*
>
>
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