On Fri, Jan 20, 2017 at 01:26:11PM +1000, Martin Pieuchot wrote: > On 20/01/17(Fri) 03:04, Claudio Jeker wrote: > > I want to use art routing tables with pf addrs and not sockaddrs. > > Art itself does not care but the API requires sockaddr pointers in some > > places. This changes those to void *. > > > > OK? This is step 2 to a new pf_table backend. > > What's the problem with uint8_t? If possible I'd prefer keeping that > type since it's clear that we're dealing with bytes.
IIRC I did it to reduce the amount of casts needed. You can pass the address of a struct in_addr or similar this way without having to cast. > I also think that ``an_dst'' is no longer used and can die. The value > attached to an art_node is now ``an_rtlist''. This might be renamed and > we could use a "void *" since you're not going to use list for pf. > > That means we could fold ``an_rtlist'' in the union and reduce the size > of 'struct art_node'. > art_get() still sets it unconditionally. I have nothing against olding an_rtlist in but think we should make sure that you can use art without multipath... -- :wq Claudio
