proto_arp.h

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#pragma once
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/*
 * $Id: 77017c010111d2de41e4cdc0515d33dc3a11512a $
 *
 * @file proto_arp.h
 * @brief Structures for the ARP protocol
 *
 * @copyright 2020 Network RADIUS SAS (legal@networkradius.com)
 */
#include <freeradius-devel/io/listen.h>
#include <freeradius-devel/arp/arp.h>
 
typedef struct {
        CONF_SECTION                    *server_cs;                     //!< server CS for this listener
        CONF_SECTION                    *cs;                            //!< my configuration
 
        dl_module_inst_t                *io_submodule;                  //!< As provided by the transport_parse
                                                                        ///< callback.  Broken out into the
                                                                        ///< app_io_* fields below for convenience.
 
        CONF_SECTION                    *app_io_conf;                   //!< for the APP IO
        fr_app_io_t const               *app_io;                        //!< Easy access to the app_io handle.
        void                            *app_io_instance;               //!< Easy access to the app_io instance.
 
        dl_module_inst_t                *app_process;                   //!< app_process pointer
        void                            *process_instance;              //!< app_process instance
 
        fr_dict_t                       *dict;                          //!< root dictionary
 
        bool                            active;                         //!< do we respond to anything?
        uint32_t                        num_messages;                   //!< for message ring buffer
        uint32_t                        priority;                       //!< for packet processing, larger == higher
 
        fr_schedule_t                   *sc;                            //!< the scheduler, where we insert new readers
 
        fr_listen_t                     *listen;                        //!< The listener structure which describes
                                                                        //!< the I/O path.
} proto_arp_t;