True if ip is empty (PROTOCORE_IP_NONE) or the all-zero unspecified address (0.0.0.0 / ::). More...

#include <ip.h>

Public Attributes
const char *	text
	the textual address a parse reads

const protocore_ip *	ip
	the address a call reads

const protocore_ip *	b
	the second address a compare or a prefix test reads

protocore_ip *	out
	where a parse lands its result

char *	buf
	where a format writes

size_t	cap
	how much room that has

uint8_t	prefix_len
	the prefix length a match tests to

Detailed Description

True if ip is empty (PROTOCORE_IP_NONE) or the all-zero unspecified address (0.0.0.0 / ::).

CIDR containment: is addr inside the net / prefix_len block?

The two must be the same family. prefix_len is 0..32 for v4, 0..128 for v6; the top prefix_len bits of the address bytes must match net (a prefix of 0 matches everything). This is the standard v4/v6 allowlist match.

Returns: true if addr is covered; false on a family mismatch or an out-of-range prefix.

The address, or pair of addresses, one call acts on.

Definition at line 110 of file ip.h.

Member Data Documentation

◆ text

const char* IpArgs::text

the textual address a parse reads

Definition at line 112 of file ip.h.

◆ ip

const protocore_ip* IpArgs::ip

the address a call reads

Definition at line 113 of file ip.h.

◆ b

const protocore_ip* IpArgs::b

the second address a compare or a prefix test reads

Definition at line 114 of file ip.h.

◆ out

protocore_ip* IpArgs::out

where a parse lands its result

Definition at line 115 of file ip.h.

◆ buf

char* IpArgs::buf

where a format writes

Definition at line 116 of file ip.h.

◆ cap

size_t IpArgs::cap

how much room that has

Definition at line 117 of file ip.h.

◆ prefix_len

uint8_t IpArgs::prefix_len

the prefix length a match tests to

Definition at line 118 of file ip.h.

The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

src/shared/ip/ip.h

Public Attributes