class RoutingSocket RoutingSocket class opens a routing socket and forwards data arriving on the socket to RoutingSocketObservers. More... Definition #include <routing_socket.hh> Inherited by FtiConfigEntryGetRtsock, FtiConfigEntryObserverRtsock, FtiConfigEntrySetRtsock, FtiConfigTableObserverRtsock, FtiConfigTableSetRtsock, IfConfigObserverRtsock List of all Methods

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Public Types

• typedef list<RoutingSocketObserver*> ObserverList

Public Methods

•  RoutingSocket (EventLoop& e)
•  ~RoutingSocket ()
• int  start (int af = AF_UNSPEC)
• int  stop ()
• inline bool  is_open () const
• ssize_t  write (const void* data, size_t nbytes)
• inline uint32_t  seqno () const
• inline pid_t  pid () const
• void  force_read ()

Detailed Description

RoutingSocket class opens a routing socket and forwards data arriving on the socket to RoutingSocketObservers. The RoutingSocket hooks itself into the EventLoop and activity usually happens asynchronously.

Start the routing socket operation.

Parameters:

af	the address family.

Returns: XORP_OK on success, otherwise XORP_ERROR.

Stop the routing socket operation.

Returns: XORP_OK on success, otherwise XORP_ERROR.

[const]

Write data to routing socket. Update sequence number associated with routing socket.

[const]

Get sequence number for next message written into kernel. Sequence number is derived of the instance number of the routing socket and a 16bit counter.

[const]

Get cached process identifier value.

Force socket to read data - usually performed after writing a request that the kernel will answer, eg after writing a route lookup.

Use sparingly, with caution, and at your own risk.