manual_print typedef u8 ip4_address[4];
manual_print typedef u8 ip6_address[16];
-enum address_family {
+enum address_family : u8 {
ADDRESS_IP4 = 0,
ADDRESS_IP6,
};
IP_API_DSCP_CS7 = 50,
};
-enum ip_proto {
+enum ip_proto : u8 {
IP_API_PROTO_HOPOPT = 0,
IP_API_PROTO_ICMP = 1,
IP_API_PROTO_IGMP = 2,
IP_API_PROTO_GRE = 47,
IP_API_PROTO_AH = 50,
IP_API_PROTO_ESP = 51,
+ IP_API_PROTO_ICMP6 = 58,
IP_API_PROTO_EIGRP = 88,
IP_API_PROTO_OSPF = 89,
IP_API_PROTO_SCTP = 132,
u8 len;
};
+/** \brief
+ *
+ * The vl_api_[ip4|ip6]_address_with_prefix_t types are used as a type to denote
+ * both an IP address and a prefix. I.e. in CIDR notation
+ * '192.168.10.1/24' the address is 192.168.10.1 and the network
+ * prefix is 192.168.10.0/24.
+ *
+ * If only an address is needed use: vl_api_address_t types and if
+ * only a network prefix is needed (i.e. no hosts bits), then use the
+ * vl_api_prefix_t types.
+ *
+ **/
+
+manual_print typedef vl_api_prefix_t address_with_prefix;
+manual_print typedef vl_api_ip4_prefix_t ip4_address_with_prefix;
+manual_print typedef vl_api_ip6_prefix_t ip6_address_with_prefix;
+
/** \brief A context for matching prefixes against. (Think ip prefix list.)
The meaning (exact match / want subnets) of an unset matcher is left to the implementer.
@param le - le mut be <= to prefix.len. Default: 255 (not set).