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The SnmpEventLoop class provides an EventLoop to all the MIB modules that need to communicate with XORP. The modules will use the EventLoop to instanciate listeners required for asyncronous inter-process communication with XORP.
| typedef std::set<XorpFd> FdSet | FdSet |
| typedef std::map<TimeVal, unsigned int> AlarmMap | AlarmMap |
| SnmpEventLoop& the_instance ()
| the_instance |
[static]
This function provides the only way to instantiate this class, since all other constructors are private. Use it like this:
SnmpEventLoop& e = SnmpEventLoop::the_instance();
Now use 'e' anywhere you would use an event loop in Xorp modules, for instance:
XorpTimer xt = e.new_periodic_ms(100, callback);
NOTE: typically you would never need to call e.run(). If you do, you should set a short timeout, since while your MIB module is blocked, you cannot process any other SNMP requests.
Returns: reference to the SnmpEventLoop used by all XORP MIB modules.
| void destroy ()
| destroy |
This will free the one and only instance
| void set_log_name (const char * n)
| set_log_name |
[static]
This is the name this class will use to identify itself in the snmpd log. Only used for debugging
| const char * get_log_name ()
| get_log_name |
[static]
| AlarmMap _pending_alarms | _pending_alarms |
[protected]
| FdSet _exported_readfds | _exported_readfds |
[protected]
| FdSet _exported_writefds | _exported_writefds |
[protected]
| FdSet _exported_exceptfds | _exported_exceptfds |
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