This class provides a mechanism for handling forest signalling packets. More...

#include <CtlPkt.h>

Collaboration diagram for forest::CtlPkt:

Public Types
enum	CpType { UNDEF_CPTYPE = 0, JOIN_COMTREE = 10, LEAVE_COMTREE = 11, CLIENT_NET_SIG_SEP = 29, ADD_IFACE = 30, DROP_IFACE = 31, GET_IFACE = 32, MOD_IFACE = 33, GET_IFACE_SET = 34, ADD_LINK = 40, DROP_LINK = 41, GET_LINK = 42, MOD_LINK = 43, GET_LINK_SET = 44, ADD_COMTREE = 50, DROP_COMTREE = 51, GET_COMTREE = 52, MOD_COMTREE = 53, ADD_COMTREE_LINK = 54, DROP_COMTREE_LINK = 55, MOD_COMTREE_LINK = 56, GET_COMTREE_LINK = 57, GET_COMTREE_SET = 58, ADD_ROUTE = 70, DROP_ROUTE = 71, GET_ROUTE = 72, MOD_ROUTE = 73, ADD_ROUTE_LINK = 74, DROP_ROUTE_LINK = 75, GET_ROUTE_SET = 76, ADD_FILTER = 80, DROP_FILTER = 81, GET_FILTER = 82, MOD_FILTER = 83, GET_FILTER_SET = 84, GET_LOGGED_PACKETS = 85, ENABLE_PACKET_LOG = 86, NEW_SESSION = 100, CANCEL_SESSION = 103, CLIENT_CONNECT = 101, CLIENT_DISCONNECT = 102, SET_LEAF_RANGE = 110, CONFIG_LEAF = 111, BOOT_ROUTER = 120, BOOT_COMPLETE = 121, BOOT_ABORT = 122, BOOT_LEAF = 123, COMTREE_PATH = 130, ADD_BRANCH = 131, CONFIRM = 132, ABORT = 133, PRUNE = 134, ADD_NODE = 135, DROP_NODE = 136, UNDEF_CPTYPE = 0, CLIENT_ADD_COMTREE = 10, CLIENT_DROP_COMTREE = 11, CLIENT_GET_COMTREE = 12, CLIENT_MOD_COMTREE = 13, CLIENT_JOIN_COMTREE = 14, CLIENT_LEAVE_COMTREE = 15, CLIENT_RESIZE_COMTREE = 16, CLIENT_GET_LEAF_RATE = 17, CLIENT_MOD_LEAF_RATE = 18, CLIENT_NET_SIG_SEP = 29, ADD_IFACE = 30, DROP_IFACE = 31, GET_IFACE = 32, MOD_IFACE = 33, ADD_LINK = 40, DROP_LINK = 41, GET_LINK = 42, MOD_LINK = 43, ADD_COMTREE = 50, DROP_COMTREE = 51, GET_COMTREE = 52, MOD_COMTREE = 53, ADD_COMTREE_LINK = 54, DROP_COMTREE_LINK = 55, MOD_COMTREE_LINK = 56, GET_COMTREE_LINK = 57, ADD_ROUTE = 70, DROP_ROUTE = 71, GET_ROUTE = 72, MOD_ROUTE = 73, ADD_ROUTE_LINK = 74, DROP_ROUTE_LINK = 75, GET_LINK_SET = 44, NEW_SESSION = 100, CANCEL_SESSION = 103, CLIENT_CONNECT = 101, CLIENT_DISCONNECT = 102, SET_LEAF_RANGE = 110, CONFIG_LEAF = 111, BOOT_ROUTER = 120, BOOT_COMPLETE = 121, BOOT_ABORT = 122, BOOT_LEAF = 123, UNDEF_CPTYPE = 0, CLIENT_ADD_COMTREE = 10, CLIENT_DROP_COMTREE = 11, CLIENT_GET_COMTREE = 12, CLIENT_MOD_COMTREE = 13, CLIENT_JOIN_COMTREE = 14, CLIENT_LEAVE_COMTREE = 15, CLIENT_RESIZE_COMTREE = 16, CLIENT_GET_LEAF_RATE = 17, CLIENT_MOD_LEAF_RATE = 18, CLIENT_NET_SIG_SEP = 29, ADD_IFACE = 30, DROP_IFACE = 31, GET_IFACE = 32, MOD_IFACE = 33, GET_IFACE_SET = 34, ADD_LINK = 40, DROP_LINK = 41, GET_LINK = 42, MOD_LINK = 43, GET_LINK_SET = 44, ADD_COMTREE = 50, DROP_COMTREE = 51, GET_COMTREE = 52, MOD_COMTREE = 53, ADD_COMTREE_LINK = 54, DROP_COMTREE_LINK = 55, MOD_COMTREE_LINK = 56, GET_COMTREE_LINK = 57, GET_COMTREE_SET = 58, ADD_ROUTE = 70, DROP_ROUTE = 71, GET_ROUTE = 72, MOD_ROUTE = 73, ADD_ROUTE_LINK = 74, DROP_ROUTE_LINK = 75, GET_ROUTE_SET = 76, ADD_FILTER = 80, DROP_FILTER = 81, GET_FILTER = 82, MOD_FILTER = 83, GET_FILTER_SET = 84, GET_LOGGED_PACKETS = 85, ENABLE_PACKET_LOG = 86, NEW_SESSION = 100, CANCEL_SESSION = 103, CLIENT_CONNECT = 101, CLIENT_DISCONNECT = 102, SET_LEAF_RANGE = 110, CONFIG_LEAF = 111, BOOT_ROUTER = 120, BOOT_COMPLETE = 121, BOOT_ABORT = 122, BOOT_LEAF = 123, COMTREE_PATH = 130, COMTREE_NEW_LEAF = 131, COMTREE_ADD_BRANCH = 132, ADD_BRANCH_CONFIRM = 133, COMTREE_PRUNE = 134, UNDEF_CPTYPE = 0, CLIENT_ADD_COMTREE = 10, CLIENT_DROP_COMTREE = 11, CLIENT_GET_COMTREE = 12, CLIENT_MOD_COMTREE = 13, CLIENT_JOIN_COMTREE = 14, CLIENT_LEAVE_COMTREE = 15, CLIENT_RESIZE_COMTREE = 16, CLIENT_GET_LEAF_RATE = 17, CLIENT_MOD_LEAF_RATE = 18, CLIENT_NET_SIG_SEP = 29, ADD_IFACE = 30, DROP_IFACE = 31, GET_IFACE = 32, MOD_IFACE = 33, ADD_LINK = 40, DROP_LINK = 41, GET_LINK = 42, MOD_LINK = 43, GET_LINK_SET = 44, ADD_COMTREE = 50, DROP_COMTREE = 51, GET_COMTREE = 52, MOD_COMTREE = 53, ADD_COMTREE_LINK = 54, DROP_COMTREE_LINK = 55, MOD_COMTREE_LINK = 56, GET_COMTREE_LINK = 57, ADD_ROUTE = 70, DROP_ROUTE = 71, GET_ROUTE = 72, MOD_ROUTE = 73, ADD_ROUTE_LINK = 74, DROP_ROUTE_LINK = 75, NEW_SESSION = 100, CANCEL_SESSION = 103, CLIENT_CONNECT = 101, CLIENT_DISCONNECT = 102, SET_LEAF_RANGE = 110, CONFIG_LEAF = 111, BOOT_ROUTER = 120, BOOT_COMPLETE = 121, BOOT_ABORT = 122, BOOT_LEAF = 123, UNDEF_CPTYPE = 0, JOIN_COMTREE = 10, LEAVE_COMTREE = 11, CLIENT_NET_SIG_SEP = 29, ADD_IFACE = 30, DROP_IFACE = 31, GET_IFACE = 32, MOD_IFACE = 33, GET_IFACE_SET = 34, ADD_LINK = 40, DROP_LINK = 41, GET_LINK = 42, MOD_LINK = 43, GET_LINK_SET = 44, ADD_COMTREE = 50, DROP_COMTREE = 51, GET_COMTREE = 52, MOD_COMTREE = 53, ADD_COMTREE_LINK = 54, DROP_COMTREE_LINK = 55, MOD_COMTREE_LINK = 56, GET_COMTREE_LINK = 57, GET_COMTREE_SET = 58, ADD_ROUTE = 70, DROP_ROUTE = 71, GET_ROUTE = 72, MOD_ROUTE = 73, ADD_ROUTE_LINK = 74, DROP_ROUTE_LINK = 75, GET_ROUTE_SET = 76, ADD_FILTER = 80, DROP_FILTER = 81, GET_FILTER = 82, MOD_FILTER = 83, GET_FILTER_SET = 84, GET_LOGGED_PACKETS = 85, ENABLE_PACKET_LOG = 86, NEW_SESSION = 100, CANCEL_SESSION = 103, CLIENT_CONNECT = 101, CLIENT_DISCONNECT = 102, SET_LEAF_RANGE = 110, CONFIG_LEAF = 111, BOOT_ROUTER = 120, BOOT_COMPLETE = 121, BOOT_ABORT = 122, BOOT_LEAF = 123, COMTREE_PATH = 130, ADD_BRANCH = 131, CONFIRM = 132, ABORT = 133, PRUNE = 134, ADD_NODE = 135, DROP_NODE = 136 }
	Control packet types.

enum	CpAttr { UNDEF_ATTR = 0, s16 = 1, u16 =2, s32 = 3, u32 =4, s64 = 5, u64 =6, rateSpec = 7, attrString = 8, intVec = 9, UNDEF_ATTR = 0, ADR1 = 1, ADR2 = 2, ADR3 = 3, IP1 = 5, IP2 = 6, PORT1 = 9, PORT2 = 10, RSPEC1 = 13, RSPEC2 = 14, NONCE = 17, CORE_FLAG = 20, IFACE = 21, LINK = 22, NODE_TYPE = 23, COMTREE = 50, COMTREE_OWNER = 51, COUNT = 70, QUEUE = 71, ZIPCODE = 72, LINKTABLE = 73, LINKSET = 74, FIRST_LINK_NUM = 75, NUM_OF_LINK = 76, NEXT_LINK_NUM = 78, ERRMSG = 100, UNDEF_ATTR = 0, ADR1 = 1, ADR2 = 2, ADR3 = 3, IP1 = 5, IP2 = 6, PORT1 = 9, PORT2 = 10, RSPEC1 = 13, RSPEC2 = 14, NONCE = 17, CORE_FLAG = 20, IFACE = 21, LINK = 22, NODE_TYPE = 23, COMTREE = 50, COMTREE_OWNER = 51, INDEX1 = 60, INDEX2 = 61, COUNT = 70, QUEUE = 71, ZIPCODE = 72, ERRMSG = 100, STRING = 101, RAWBUF = 102, INTVEC = 103, UNDEF_ATTR = 0, ADR1 = 1, ADR2 = 2, ADR3 = 3, IP1 = 5, IP2 = 6, PORT1 = 9, PORT2 = 10, RSPEC1 = 13, RSPEC2 = 14, NONCE = 17, CORE_FLAG = 20, IFACE = 21, LINK = 22, NODE_TYPE = 23, COMTREE = 50, COMTREE_OWNER = 51, INDEX1 = 60, INDEX2 = 61, COUNT = 70, QUEUE = 71, ZIPCODE = 72, ERRMSG = 100, STRING = 101, RAWBUF = 102, UNDEF_ATTR = 0, ADR1 = 1, ADR2 = 2, ADR3 = 3, IP1 = 5, IP2 = 6, PORT1 = 9, PORT2 = 10, RSPEC1 = 13, RSPEC2 = 14, NONCE = 17, CORE_FLAG = 20, IFACE = 21, LINK = 22, NODE_TYPE = 23, COMTREE = 50, COMTREE_OWNER = 51, INDEX1 = 60, INDEX2 = 61, COUNT = 70, QUEUE = 71, ZIPCODE = 72, ERRMSG = 100, STRING = 101, RAWBUF = 102, INTVEC = 103 }

enum	CpMode { UNDEF_MODE = 0, REQUEST = 1, POS_REPLY = 2, NEG_REPLY = 3, UNDEF_MODE = 0, REQUEST = 1, POS_REPLY = 2, NEG_REPLY = 3, UNDEF_MODE = 0, REQUEST = 1, POS_REPLY = 2, NEG_REPLY = 3, UNDEF_MODE = 0, REQUEST = 1, POS_REPLY = 2, NEG_REPLY = 3, UNDEF_MODE = 0, REQUEST = 1, POS_REPLY = 2, NEG_REPLY = 3 }
	Control packet modes.

enum	CpType { UNDEF_CPTYPE = 0, JOIN_COMTREE = 10, LEAVE_COMTREE = 11, CLIENT_NET_SIG_SEP = 29, ADD_IFACE = 30, DROP_IFACE = 31, GET_IFACE = 32, MOD_IFACE = 33, GET_IFACE_SET = 34, ADD_LINK = 40, DROP_LINK = 41, GET_LINK = 42, MOD_LINK = 43, GET_LINK_SET = 44, ADD_COMTREE = 50, DROP_COMTREE = 51, GET_COMTREE = 52, MOD_COMTREE = 53, ADD_COMTREE_LINK = 54, DROP_COMTREE_LINK = 55, MOD_COMTREE_LINK = 56, GET_COMTREE_LINK = 57, GET_COMTREE_SET = 58, ADD_ROUTE = 70, DROP_ROUTE = 71, GET_ROUTE = 72, MOD_ROUTE = 73, ADD_ROUTE_LINK = 74, DROP_ROUTE_LINK = 75, GET_ROUTE_SET = 76, ADD_FILTER = 80, DROP_FILTER = 81, GET_FILTER = 82, MOD_FILTER = 83, GET_FILTER_SET = 84, GET_LOGGED_PACKETS = 85, ENABLE_PACKET_LOG = 86, NEW_SESSION = 100, CANCEL_SESSION = 103, CLIENT_CONNECT = 101, CLIENT_DISCONNECT = 102, SET_LEAF_RANGE = 110, CONFIG_LEAF = 111, BOOT_ROUTER = 120, BOOT_COMPLETE = 121, BOOT_ABORT = 122, BOOT_LEAF = 123, COMTREE_PATH = 130, ADD_BRANCH = 131, CONFIRM = 132, ABORT = 133, PRUNE = 134, ADD_NODE = 135, DROP_NODE = 136, UNDEF_CPTYPE = 0, CLIENT_ADD_COMTREE = 10, CLIENT_DROP_COMTREE = 11, CLIENT_GET_COMTREE = 12, CLIENT_MOD_COMTREE = 13, CLIENT_JOIN_COMTREE = 14, CLIENT_LEAVE_COMTREE = 15, CLIENT_RESIZE_COMTREE = 16, CLIENT_GET_LEAF_RATE = 17, CLIENT_MOD_LEAF_RATE = 18, CLIENT_NET_SIG_SEP = 29, ADD_IFACE = 30, DROP_IFACE = 31, GET_IFACE = 32, MOD_IFACE = 33, ADD_LINK = 40, DROP_LINK = 41, GET_LINK = 42, MOD_LINK = 43, ADD_COMTREE = 50, DROP_COMTREE = 51, GET_COMTREE = 52, MOD_COMTREE = 53, ADD_COMTREE_LINK = 54, DROP_COMTREE_LINK = 55, MOD_COMTREE_LINK = 56, GET_COMTREE_LINK = 57, ADD_ROUTE = 70, DROP_ROUTE = 71, GET_ROUTE = 72, MOD_ROUTE = 73, ADD_ROUTE_LINK = 74, DROP_ROUTE_LINK = 75, GET_LINK_SET = 44, NEW_SESSION = 100, CANCEL_SESSION = 103, CLIENT_CONNECT = 101, CLIENT_DISCONNECT = 102, SET_LEAF_RANGE = 110, CONFIG_LEAF = 111, BOOT_ROUTER = 120, BOOT_COMPLETE = 121, BOOT_ABORT = 122, BOOT_LEAF = 123, UNDEF_CPTYPE = 0, CLIENT_ADD_COMTREE = 10, CLIENT_DROP_COMTREE = 11, CLIENT_GET_COMTREE = 12, CLIENT_MOD_COMTREE = 13, CLIENT_JOIN_COMTREE = 14, CLIENT_LEAVE_COMTREE = 15, CLIENT_RESIZE_COMTREE = 16, CLIENT_GET_LEAF_RATE = 17, CLIENT_MOD_LEAF_RATE = 18, CLIENT_NET_SIG_SEP = 29, ADD_IFACE = 30, DROP_IFACE = 31, GET_IFACE = 32, MOD_IFACE = 33, GET_IFACE_SET = 34, ADD_LINK = 40, DROP_LINK = 41, GET_LINK = 42, MOD_LINK = 43, GET_LINK_SET = 44, ADD_COMTREE = 50, DROP_COMTREE = 51, GET_COMTREE = 52, MOD_COMTREE = 53, ADD_COMTREE_LINK = 54, DROP_COMTREE_LINK = 55, MOD_COMTREE_LINK = 56, GET_COMTREE_LINK = 57, GET_COMTREE_SET = 58, ADD_ROUTE = 70, DROP_ROUTE = 71, GET_ROUTE = 72, MOD_ROUTE = 73, ADD_ROUTE_LINK = 74, DROP_ROUTE_LINK = 75, GET_ROUTE_SET = 76, ADD_FILTER = 80, DROP_FILTER = 81, GET_FILTER = 82, MOD_FILTER = 83, GET_FILTER_SET = 84, GET_LOGGED_PACKETS = 85, ENABLE_PACKET_LOG = 86, NEW_SESSION = 100, CANCEL_SESSION = 103, CLIENT_CONNECT = 101, CLIENT_DISCONNECT = 102, SET_LEAF_RANGE = 110, CONFIG_LEAF = 111, BOOT_ROUTER = 120, BOOT_COMPLETE = 121, BOOT_ABORT = 122, BOOT_LEAF = 123, COMTREE_PATH = 130, COMTREE_NEW_LEAF = 131, COMTREE_ADD_BRANCH = 132, ADD_BRANCH_CONFIRM = 133, COMTREE_PRUNE = 134, UNDEF_CPTYPE = 0, CLIENT_ADD_COMTREE = 10, CLIENT_DROP_COMTREE = 11, CLIENT_GET_COMTREE = 12, CLIENT_MOD_COMTREE = 13, CLIENT_JOIN_COMTREE = 14, CLIENT_LEAVE_COMTREE = 15, CLIENT_RESIZE_COMTREE = 16, CLIENT_GET_LEAF_RATE = 17, CLIENT_MOD_LEAF_RATE = 18, CLIENT_NET_SIG_SEP = 29, ADD_IFACE = 30, DROP_IFACE = 31, GET_IFACE = 32, MOD_IFACE = 33, ADD_LINK = 40, DROP_LINK = 41, GET_LINK = 42, MOD_LINK = 43, GET_LINK_SET = 44, ADD_COMTREE = 50, DROP_COMTREE = 51, GET_COMTREE = 52, MOD_COMTREE = 53, ADD_COMTREE_LINK = 54, DROP_COMTREE_LINK = 55, MOD_COMTREE_LINK = 56, GET_COMTREE_LINK = 57, ADD_ROUTE = 70, DROP_ROUTE = 71, GET_ROUTE = 72, MOD_ROUTE = 73, ADD_ROUTE_LINK = 74, DROP_ROUTE_LINK = 75, NEW_SESSION = 100, CANCEL_SESSION = 103, CLIENT_CONNECT = 101, CLIENT_DISCONNECT = 102, SET_LEAF_RANGE = 110, CONFIG_LEAF = 111, BOOT_ROUTER = 120, BOOT_COMPLETE = 121, BOOT_ABORT = 122, BOOT_LEAF = 123, UNDEF_CPTYPE = 0, JOIN_COMTREE = 10, LEAVE_COMTREE = 11, CLIENT_NET_SIG_SEP = 29, ADD_IFACE = 30, DROP_IFACE = 31, GET_IFACE = 32, MOD_IFACE = 33, GET_IFACE_SET = 34, ADD_LINK = 40, DROP_LINK = 41, GET_LINK = 42, MOD_LINK = 43, GET_LINK_SET = 44, ADD_COMTREE = 50, DROP_COMTREE = 51, GET_COMTREE = 52, MOD_COMTREE = 53, ADD_COMTREE_LINK = 54, DROP_COMTREE_LINK = 55, MOD_COMTREE_LINK = 56, GET_COMTREE_LINK = 57, GET_COMTREE_SET = 58, ADD_ROUTE = 70, DROP_ROUTE = 71, GET_ROUTE = 72, MOD_ROUTE = 73, ADD_ROUTE_LINK = 74, DROP_ROUTE_LINK = 75, GET_ROUTE_SET = 76, ADD_FILTER = 80, DROP_FILTER = 81, GET_FILTER = 82, MOD_FILTER = 83, GET_FILTER_SET = 84, GET_LOGGED_PACKETS = 85, ENABLE_PACKET_LOG = 86, NEW_SESSION = 100, CANCEL_SESSION = 103, CLIENT_CONNECT = 101, CLIENT_DISCONNECT = 102, SET_LEAF_RANGE = 110, CONFIG_LEAF = 111, BOOT_ROUTER = 120, BOOT_COMPLETE = 121, BOOT_ABORT = 122, BOOT_LEAF = 123, COMTREE_PATH = 130, ADD_BRANCH = 131, CONFIRM = 132, ABORT = 133, PRUNE = 134, ADD_NODE = 135, DROP_NODE = 136 }
	Control packet types.

enum	CpAttr { UNDEF_ATTR = 0, s16 = 1, u16 =2, s32 = 3, u32 =4, s64 = 5, u64 =6, rateSpec = 7, attrString = 8, intVec = 9, UNDEF_ATTR = 0, ADR1 = 1, ADR2 = 2, ADR3 = 3, IP1 = 5, IP2 = 6, PORT1 = 9, PORT2 = 10, RSPEC1 = 13, RSPEC2 = 14, NONCE = 17, CORE_FLAG = 20, IFACE = 21, LINK = 22, NODE_TYPE = 23, COMTREE = 50, COMTREE_OWNER = 51, COUNT = 70, QUEUE = 71, ZIPCODE = 72, LINKTABLE = 73, LINKSET = 74, FIRST_LINK_NUM = 75, NUM_OF_LINK = 76, NEXT_LINK_NUM = 78, ERRMSG = 100, UNDEF_ATTR = 0, ADR1 = 1, ADR2 = 2, ADR3 = 3, IP1 = 5, IP2 = 6, PORT1 = 9, PORT2 = 10, RSPEC1 = 13, RSPEC2 = 14, NONCE = 17, CORE_FLAG = 20, IFACE = 21, LINK = 22, NODE_TYPE = 23, COMTREE = 50, COMTREE_OWNER = 51, INDEX1 = 60, INDEX2 = 61, COUNT = 70, QUEUE = 71, ZIPCODE = 72, ERRMSG = 100, STRING = 101, RAWBUF = 102, INTVEC = 103, UNDEF_ATTR = 0, ADR1 = 1, ADR2 = 2, ADR3 = 3, IP1 = 5, IP2 = 6, PORT1 = 9, PORT2 = 10, RSPEC1 = 13, RSPEC2 = 14, NONCE = 17, CORE_FLAG = 20, IFACE = 21, LINK = 22, NODE_TYPE = 23, COMTREE = 50, COMTREE_OWNER = 51, INDEX1 = 60, INDEX2 = 61, COUNT = 70, QUEUE = 71, ZIPCODE = 72, ERRMSG = 100, STRING = 101, RAWBUF = 102, UNDEF_ATTR = 0, ADR1 = 1, ADR2 = 2, ADR3 = 3, IP1 = 5, IP2 = 6, PORT1 = 9, PORT2 = 10, RSPEC1 = 13, RSPEC2 = 14, NONCE = 17, CORE_FLAG = 20, IFACE = 21, LINK = 22, NODE_TYPE = 23, COMTREE = 50, COMTREE_OWNER = 51, INDEX1 = 60, INDEX2 = 61, COUNT = 70, QUEUE = 71, ZIPCODE = 72, ERRMSG = 100, STRING = 101, RAWBUF = 102, INTVEC = 103 }

enum	CpMode { UNDEF_MODE = 0, REQUEST = 1, POS_REPLY = 2, NEG_REPLY = 3, UNDEF_MODE = 0, REQUEST = 1, POS_REPLY = 2, NEG_REPLY = 3, UNDEF_MODE = 0, REQUEST = 1, POS_REPLY = 2, NEG_REPLY = 3, UNDEF_MODE = 0, REQUEST = 1, POS_REPLY = 2, NEG_REPLY = 3, UNDEF_MODE = 0, REQUEST = 1, POS_REPLY = 2, NEG_REPLY = 3 }
	Control packet modes.

enum	CpType { UNDEF_CPTYPE = 0, JOIN_COMTREE = 10, LEAVE_COMTREE = 11, CLIENT_NET_SIG_SEP = 29, ADD_IFACE = 30, DROP_IFACE = 31, GET_IFACE = 32, MOD_IFACE = 33, GET_IFACE_SET = 34, ADD_LINK = 40, DROP_LINK = 41, GET_LINK = 42, MOD_LINK = 43, GET_LINK_SET = 44, ADD_COMTREE = 50, DROP_COMTREE = 51, GET_COMTREE = 52, MOD_COMTREE = 53, ADD_COMTREE_LINK = 54, DROP_COMTREE_LINK = 55, MOD_COMTREE_LINK = 56, GET_COMTREE_LINK = 57, GET_COMTREE_SET = 58, ADD_ROUTE = 70, DROP_ROUTE = 71, GET_ROUTE = 72, MOD_ROUTE = 73, ADD_ROUTE_LINK = 74, DROP_ROUTE_LINK = 75, GET_ROUTE_SET = 76, ADD_FILTER = 80, DROP_FILTER = 81, GET_FILTER = 82, MOD_FILTER = 83, GET_FILTER_SET = 84, GET_LOGGED_PACKETS = 85, ENABLE_PACKET_LOG = 86, NEW_SESSION = 100, CANCEL_SESSION = 103, CLIENT_CONNECT = 101, CLIENT_DISCONNECT = 102, SET_LEAF_RANGE = 110, CONFIG_LEAF = 111, BOOT_ROUTER = 120, BOOT_COMPLETE = 121, BOOT_ABORT = 122, BOOT_LEAF = 123, COMTREE_PATH = 130, ADD_BRANCH = 131, CONFIRM = 132, ABORT = 133, PRUNE = 134, ADD_NODE = 135, DROP_NODE = 136, UNDEF_CPTYPE = 0, CLIENT_ADD_COMTREE = 10, CLIENT_DROP_COMTREE = 11, CLIENT_GET_COMTREE = 12, CLIENT_MOD_COMTREE = 13, CLIENT_JOIN_COMTREE = 14, CLIENT_LEAVE_COMTREE = 15, CLIENT_RESIZE_COMTREE = 16, CLIENT_GET_LEAF_RATE = 17, CLIENT_MOD_LEAF_RATE = 18, CLIENT_NET_SIG_SEP = 29, ADD_IFACE = 30, DROP_IFACE = 31, GET_IFACE = 32, MOD_IFACE = 33, ADD_LINK = 40, DROP_LINK = 41, GET_LINK = 42, MOD_LINK = 43, ADD_COMTREE = 50, DROP_COMTREE = 51, GET_COMTREE = 52, MOD_COMTREE = 53, ADD_COMTREE_LINK = 54, DROP_COMTREE_LINK = 55, MOD_COMTREE_LINK = 56, GET_COMTREE_LINK = 57, ADD_ROUTE = 70, DROP_ROUTE = 71, GET_ROUTE = 72, MOD_ROUTE = 73, ADD_ROUTE_LINK = 74, DROP_ROUTE_LINK = 75, GET_LINK_SET = 44, NEW_SESSION = 100, CANCEL_SESSION = 103, CLIENT_CONNECT = 101, CLIENT_DISCONNECT = 102, SET_LEAF_RANGE = 110, CONFIG_LEAF = 111, BOOT_ROUTER = 120, BOOT_COMPLETE = 121, BOOT_ABORT = 122, BOOT_LEAF = 123, UNDEF_CPTYPE = 0, CLIENT_ADD_COMTREE = 10, CLIENT_DROP_COMTREE = 11, CLIENT_GET_COMTREE = 12, CLIENT_MOD_COMTREE = 13, CLIENT_JOIN_COMTREE = 14, CLIENT_LEAVE_COMTREE = 15, CLIENT_RESIZE_COMTREE = 16, CLIENT_GET_LEAF_RATE = 17, CLIENT_MOD_LEAF_RATE = 18, CLIENT_NET_SIG_SEP = 29, ADD_IFACE = 30, DROP_IFACE = 31, GET_IFACE = 32, MOD_IFACE = 33, GET_IFACE_SET = 34, ADD_LINK = 40, DROP_LINK = 41, GET_LINK = 42, MOD_LINK = 43, GET_LINK_SET = 44, ADD_COMTREE = 50, DROP_COMTREE = 51, GET_COMTREE = 52, MOD_COMTREE = 53, ADD_COMTREE_LINK = 54, DROP_COMTREE_LINK = 55, MOD_COMTREE_LINK = 56, GET_COMTREE_LINK = 57, GET_COMTREE_SET = 58, ADD_ROUTE = 70, DROP_ROUTE = 71, GET_ROUTE = 72, MOD_ROUTE = 73, ADD_ROUTE_LINK = 74, DROP_ROUTE_LINK = 75, GET_ROUTE_SET = 76, ADD_FILTER = 80, DROP_FILTER = 81, GET_FILTER = 82, MOD_FILTER = 83, GET_FILTER_SET = 84, GET_LOGGED_PACKETS = 85, ENABLE_PACKET_LOG = 86, NEW_SESSION = 100, CANCEL_SESSION = 103, CLIENT_CONNECT = 101, CLIENT_DISCONNECT = 102, SET_LEAF_RANGE = 110, CONFIG_LEAF = 111, BOOT_ROUTER = 120, BOOT_COMPLETE = 121, BOOT_ABORT = 122, BOOT_LEAF = 123, COMTREE_PATH = 130, COMTREE_NEW_LEAF = 131, COMTREE_ADD_BRANCH = 132, ADD_BRANCH_CONFIRM = 133, COMTREE_PRUNE = 134, UNDEF_CPTYPE = 0, CLIENT_ADD_COMTREE = 10, CLIENT_DROP_COMTREE = 11, CLIENT_GET_COMTREE = 12, CLIENT_MOD_COMTREE = 13, CLIENT_JOIN_COMTREE = 14, CLIENT_LEAVE_COMTREE = 15, CLIENT_RESIZE_COMTREE = 16, CLIENT_GET_LEAF_RATE = 17, CLIENT_MOD_LEAF_RATE = 18, CLIENT_NET_SIG_SEP = 29, ADD_IFACE = 30, DROP_IFACE = 31, GET_IFACE = 32, MOD_IFACE = 33, ADD_LINK = 40, DROP_LINK = 41, GET_LINK = 42, MOD_LINK = 43, GET_LINK_SET = 44, ADD_COMTREE = 50, DROP_COMTREE = 51, GET_COMTREE = 52, MOD_COMTREE = 53, ADD_COMTREE_LINK = 54, DROP_COMTREE_LINK = 55, MOD_COMTREE_LINK = 56, GET_COMTREE_LINK = 57, ADD_ROUTE = 70, DROP_ROUTE = 71, GET_ROUTE = 72, MOD_ROUTE = 73, ADD_ROUTE_LINK = 74, DROP_ROUTE_LINK = 75, NEW_SESSION = 100, CANCEL_SESSION = 103, CLIENT_CONNECT = 101, CLIENT_DISCONNECT = 102, SET_LEAF_RANGE = 110, CONFIG_LEAF = 111, BOOT_ROUTER = 120, BOOT_COMPLETE = 121, BOOT_ABORT = 122, BOOT_LEAF = 123, UNDEF_CPTYPE = 0, JOIN_COMTREE = 10, LEAVE_COMTREE = 11, CLIENT_NET_SIG_SEP = 29, ADD_IFACE = 30, DROP_IFACE = 31, GET_IFACE = 32, MOD_IFACE = 33, GET_IFACE_SET = 34, ADD_LINK = 40, DROP_LINK = 41, GET_LINK = 42, MOD_LINK = 43, GET_LINK_SET = 44, ADD_COMTREE = 50, DROP_COMTREE = 51, GET_COMTREE = 52, MOD_COMTREE = 53, ADD_COMTREE_LINK = 54, DROP_COMTREE_LINK = 55, MOD_COMTREE_LINK = 56, GET_COMTREE_LINK = 57, GET_COMTREE_SET = 58, ADD_ROUTE = 70, DROP_ROUTE = 71, GET_ROUTE = 72, MOD_ROUTE = 73, ADD_ROUTE_LINK = 74, DROP_ROUTE_LINK = 75, GET_ROUTE_SET = 76, ADD_FILTER = 80, DROP_FILTER = 81, GET_FILTER = 82, MOD_FILTER = 83, GET_FILTER_SET = 84, GET_LOGGED_PACKETS = 85, ENABLE_PACKET_LOG = 86, NEW_SESSION = 100, CANCEL_SESSION = 103, CLIENT_CONNECT = 101, CLIENT_DISCONNECT = 102, SET_LEAF_RANGE = 110, CONFIG_LEAF = 111, BOOT_ROUTER = 120, BOOT_COMPLETE = 121, BOOT_ABORT = 122, BOOT_LEAF = 123, COMTREE_PATH = 130, ADD_BRANCH = 131, CONFIRM = 132, ABORT = 133, PRUNE = 134, ADD_NODE = 135, DROP_NODE = 136 }
	Control packet types.

enum	CpAttr { UNDEF_ATTR = 0, s16 = 1, u16 =2, s32 = 3, u32 =4, s64 = 5, u64 =6, rateSpec = 7, attrString = 8, intVec = 9, UNDEF_ATTR = 0, ADR1 = 1, ADR2 = 2, ADR3 = 3, IP1 = 5, IP2 = 6, PORT1 = 9, PORT2 = 10, RSPEC1 = 13, RSPEC2 = 14, NONCE = 17, CORE_FLAG = 20, IFACE = 21, LINK = 22, NODE_TYPE = 23, COMTREE = 50, COMTREE_OWNER = 51, COUNT = 70, QUEUE = 71, ZIPCODE = 72, LINKTABLE = 73, LINKSET = 74, FIRST_LINK_NUM = 75, NUM_OF_LINK = 76, NEXT_LINK_NUM = 78, ERRMSG = 100, UNDEF_ATTR = 0, ADR1 = 1, ADR2 = 2, ADR3 = 3, IP1 = 5, IP2 = 6, PORT1 = 9, PORT2 = 10, RSPEC1 = 13, RSPEC2 = 14, NONCE = 17, CORE_FLAG = 20, IFACE = 21, LINK = 22, NODE_TYPE = 23, COMTREE = 50, COMTREE_OWNER = 51, INDEX1 = 60, INDEX2 = 61, COUNT = 70, QUEUE = 71, ZIPCODE = 72, ERRMSG = 100, STRING = 101, RAWBUF = 102, INTVEC = 103, UNDEF_ATTR = 0, ADR1 = 1, ADR2 = 2, ADR3 = 3, IP1 = 5, IP2 = 6, PORT1 = 9, PORT2 = 10, RSPEC1 = 13, RSPEC2 = 14, NONCE = 17, CORE_FLAG = 20, IFACE = 21, LINK = 22, NODE_TYPE = 23, COMTREE = 50, COMTREE_OWNER = 51, INDEX1 = 60, INDEX2 = 61, COUNT = 70, QUEUE = 71, ZIPCODE = 72, ERRMSG = 100, STRING = 101, RAWBUF = 102, UNDEF_ATTR = 0, ADR1 = 1, ADR2 = 2, ADR3 = 3, IP1 = 5, IP2 = 6, PORT1 = 9, PORT2 = 10, RSPEC1 = 13, RSPEC2 = 14, NONCE = 17, CORE_FLAG = 20, IFACE = 21, LINK = 22, NODE_TYPE = 23, COMTREE = 50, COMTREE_OWNER = 51, INDEX1 = 60, INDEX2 = 61, COUNT = 70, QUEUE = 71, ZIPCODE = 72, ERRMSG = 100, STRING = 101, RAWBUF = 102, INTVEC = 103 }

enum	CpMode { UNDEF_MODE = 0, REQUEST = 1, POS_REPLY = 2, NEG_REPLY = 3, UNDEF_MODE = 0, REQUEST = 1, POS_REPLY = 2, NEG_REPLY = 3, UNDEF_MODE = 0, REQUEST = 1, POS_REPLY = 2, NEG_REPLY = 3, UNDEF_MODE = 0, REQUEST = 1, POS_REPLY = 2, NEG_REPLY = 3, UNDEF_MODE = 0, REQUEST = 1, POS_REPLY = 2, NEG_REPLY = 3 }
	Control packet modes.

enum	CpType { UNDEF_CPTYPE = 0, JOIN_COMTREE = 10, LEAVE_COMTREE = 11, CLIENT_NET_SIG_SEP = 29, ADD_IFACE = 30, DROP_IFACE = 31, GET_IFACE = 32, MOD_IFACE = 33, GET_IFACE_SET = 34, ADD_LINK = 40, DROP_LINK = 41, GET_LINK = 42, MOD_LINK = 43, GET_LINK_SET = 44, ADD_COMTREE = 50, DROP_COMTREE = 51, GET_COMTREE = 52, MOD_COMTREE = 53, ADD_COMTREE_LINK = 54, DROP_COMTREE_LINK = 55, MOD_COMTREE_LINK = 56, GET_COMTREE_LINK = 57, GET_COMTREE_SET = 58, ADD_ROUTE = 70, DROP_ROUTE = 71, GET_ROUTE = 72, MOD_ROUTE = 73, ADD_ROUTE_LINK = 74, DROP_ROUTE_LINK = 75, GET_ROUTE_SET = 76, ADD_FILTER = 80, DROP_FILTER = 81, GET_FILTER = 82, MOD_FILTER = 83, GET_FILTER_SET = 84, GET_LOGGED_PACKETS = 85, ENABLE_PACKET_LOG = 86, NEW_SESSION = 100, CANCEL_SESSION = 103, CLIENT_CONNECT = 101, CLIENT_DISCONNECT = 102, SET_LEAF_RANGE = 110, CONFIG_LEAF = 111, BOOT_ROUTER = 120, BOOT_COMPLETE = 121, BOOT_ABORT = 122, BOOT_LEAF = 123, COMTREE_PATH = 130, ADD_BRANCH = 131, CONFIRM = 132, ABORT = 133, PRUNE = 134, ADD_NODE = 135, DROP_NODE = 136, UNDEF_CPTYPE = 0, CLIENT_ADD_COMTREE = 10, CLIENT_DROP_COMTREE = 11, CLIENT_GET_COMTREE = 12, CLIENT_MOD_COMTREE = 13, CLIENT_JOIN_COMTREE = 14, CLIENT_LEAVE_COMTREE = 15, CLIENT_RESIZE_COMTREE = 16, CLIENT_GET_LEAF_RATE = 17, CLIENT_MOD_LEAF_RATE = 18, CLIENT_NET_SIG_SEP = 29, ADD_IFACE = 30, DROP_IFACE = 31, GET_IFACE = 32, MOD_IFACE = 33, ADD_LINK = 40, DROP_LINK = 41, GET_LINK = 42, MOD_LINK = 43, ADD_COMTREE = 50, DROP_COMTREE = 51, GET_COMTREE = 52, MOD_COMTREE = 53, ADD_COMTREE_LINK = 54, DROP_COMTREE_LINK = 55, MOD_COMTREE_LINK = 56, GET_COMTREE_LINK = 57, ADD_ROUTE = 70, DROP_ROUTE = 71, GET_ROUTE = 72, MOD_ROUTE = 73, ADD_ROUTE_LINK = 74, DROP_ROUTE_LINK = 75, GET_LINK_SET = 44, NEW_SESSION = 100, CANCEL_SESSION = 103, CLIENT_CONNECT = 101, CLIENT_DISCONNECT = 102, SET_LEAF_RANGE = 110, CONFIG_LEAF = 111, BOOT_ROUTER = 120, BOOT_COMPLETE = 121, BOOT_ABORT = 122, BOOT_LEAF = 123, UNDEF_CPTYPE = 0, CLIENT_ADD_COMTREE = 10, CLIENT_DROP_COMTREE = 11, CLIENT_GET_COMTREE = 12, CLIENT_MOD_COMTREE = 13, CLIENT_JOIN_COMTREE = 14, CLIENT_LEAVE_COMTREE = 15, CLIENT_RESIZE_COMTREE = 16, CLIENT_GET_LEAF_RATE = 17, CLIENT_MOD_LEAF_RATE = 18, CLIENT_NET_SIG_SEP = 29, ADD_IFACE = 30, DROP_IFACE = 31, GET_IFACE = 32, MOD_IFACE = 33, GET_IFACE_SET = 34, ADD_LINK = 40, DROP_LINK = 41, GET_LINK = 42, MOD_LINK = 43, GET_LINK_SET = 44, ADD_COMTREE = 50, DROP_COMTREE = 51, GET_COMTREE = 52, MOD_COMTREE = 53, ADD_COMTREE_LINK = 54, DROP_COMTREE_LINK = 55, MOD_COMTREE_LINK = 56, GET_COMTREE_LINK = 57, GET_COMTREE_SET = 58, ADD_ROUTE = 70, DROP_ROUTE = 71, GET_ROUTE = 72, MOD_ROUTE = 73, ADD_ROUTE_LINK = 74, DROP_ROUTE_LINK = 75, GET_ROUTE_SET = 76, ADD_FILTER = 80, DROP_FILTER = 81, GET_FILTER = 82, MOD_FILTER = 83, GET_FILTER_SET = 84, GET_LOGGED_PACKETS = 85, ENABLE_PACKET_LOG = 86, NEW_SESSION = 100, CANCEL_SESSION = 103, CLIENT_CONNECT = 101, CLIENT_DISCONNECT = 102, SET_LEAF_RANGE = 110, CONFIG_LEAF = 111, BOOT_ROUTER = 120, BOOT_COMPLETE = 121, BOOT_ABORT = 122, BOOT_LEAF = 123, COMTREE_PATH = 130, COMTREE_NEW_LEAF = 131, COMTREE_ADD_BRANCH = 132, ADD_BRANCH_CONFIRM = 133, COMTREE_PRUNE = 134, UNDEF_CPTYPE = 0, CLIENT_ADD_COMTREE = 10, CLIENT_DROP_COMTREE = 11, CLIENT_GET_COMTREE = 12, CLIENT_MOD_COMTREE = 13, CLIENT_JOIN_COMTREE = 14, CLIENT_LEAVE_COMTREE = 15, CLIENT_RESIZE_COMTREE = 16, CLIENT_GET_LEAF_RATE = 17, CLIENT_MOD_LEAF_RATE = 18, CLIENT_NET_SIG_SEP = 29, ADD_IFACE = 30, DROP_IFACE = 31, GET_IFACE = 32, MOD_IFACE = 33, ADD_LINK = 40, DROP_LINK = 41, GET_LINK = 42, MOD_LINK = 43, GET_LINK_SET = 44, ADD_COMTREE = 50, DROP_COMTREE = 51, GET_COMTREE = 52, MOD_COMTREE = 53, ADD_COMTREE_LINK = 54, DROP_COMTREE_LINK = 55, MOD_COMTREE_LINK = 56, GET_COMTREE_LINK = 57, ADD_ROUTE = 70, DROP_ROUTE = 71, GET_ROUTE = 72, MOD_ROUTE = 73, ADD_ROUTE_LINK = 74, DROP_ROUTE_LINK = 75, NEW_SESSION = 100, CANCEL_SESSION = 103, CLIENT_CONNECT = 101, CLIENT_DISCONNECT = 102, SET_LEAF_RANGE = 110, CONFIG_LEAF = 111, BOOT_ROUTER = 120, BOOT_COMPLETE = 121, BOOT_ABORT = 122, BOOT_LEAF = 123, UNDEF_CPTYPE = 0, JOIN_COMTREE = 10, LEAVE_COMTREE = 11, CLIENT_NET_SIG_SEP = 29, ADD_IFACE = 30, DROP_IFACE = 31, GET_IFACE = 32, MOD_IFACE = 33, GET_IFACE_SET = 34, ADD_LINK = 40, DROP_LINK = 41, GET_LINK = 42, MOD_LINK = 43, GET_LINK_SET = 44, ADD_COMTREE = 50, DROP_COMTREE = 51, GET_COMTREE = 52, MOD_COMTREE = 53, ADD_COMTREE_LINK = 54, DROP_COMTREE_LINK = 55, MOD_COMTREE_LINK = 56, GET_COMTREE_LINK = 57, GET_COMTREE_SET = 58, ADD_ROUTE = 70, DROP_ROUTE = 71, GET_ROUTE = 72, MOD_ROUTE = 73, ADD_ROUTE_LINK = 74, DROP_ROUTE_LINK = 75, GET_ROUTE_SET = 76, ADD_FILTER = 80, DROP_FILTER = 81, GET_FILTER = 82, MOD_FILTER = 83, GET_FILTER_SET = 84, GET_LOGGED_PACKETS = 85, ENABLE_PACKET_LOG = 86, NEW_SESSION = 100, CANCEL_SESSION = 103, CLIENT_CONNECT = 101, CLIENT_DISCONNECT = 102, SET_LEAF_RANGE = 110, CONFIG_LEAF = 111, BOOT_ROUTER = 120, BOOT_COMPLETE = 121, BOOT_ABORT = 122, BOOT_LEAF = 123, COMTREE_PATH = 130, ADD_BRANCH = 131, CONFIRM = 132, ABORT = 133, PRUNE = 134, ADD_NODE = 135, DROP_NODE = 136 }
	Control packet types.

enum	CpAttr { UNDEF_ATTR = 0, s16 = 1, u16 =2, s32 = 3, u32 =4, s64 = 5, u64 =6, rateSpec = 7, attrString = 8, intVec = 9, UNDEF_ATTR = 0, ADR1 = 1, ADR2 = 2, ADR3 = 3, IP1 = 5, IP2 = 6, PORT1 = 9, PORT2 = 10, RSPEC1 = 13, RSPEC2 = 14, NONCE = 17, CORE_FLAG = 20, IFACE = 21, LINK = 22, NODE_TYPE = 23, COMTREE = 50, COMTREE_OWNER = 51, COUNT = 70, QUEUE = 71, ZIPCODE = 72, LINKTABLE = 73, LINKSET = 74, FIRST_LINK_NUM = 75, NUM_OF_LINK = 76, NEXT_LINK_NUM = 78, ERRMSG = 100, UNDEF_ATTR = 0, ADR1 = 1, ADR2 = 2, ADR3 = 3, IP1 = 5, IP2 = 6, PORT1 = 9, PORT2 = 10, RSPEC1 = 13, RSPEC2 = 14, NONCE = 17, CORE_FLAG = 20, IFACE = 21, LINK = 22, NODE_TYPE = 23, COMTREE = 50, COMTREE_OWNER = 51, INDEX1 = 60, INDEX2 = 61, COUNT = 70, QUEUE = 71, ZIPCODE = 72, ERRMSG = 100, STRING = 101, RAWBUF = 102, INTVEC = 103, UNDEF_ATTR = 0, ADR1 = 1, ADR2 = 2, ADR3 = 3, IP1 = 5, IP2 = 6, PORT1 = 9, PORT2 = 10, RSPEC1 = 13, RSPEC2 = 14, NONCE = 17, CORE_FLAG = 20, IFACE = 21, LINK = 22, NODE_TYPE = 23, COMTREE = 50, COMTREE_OWNER = 51, INDEX1 = 60, INDEX2 = 61, COUNT = 70, QUEUE = 71, ZIPCODE = 72, ERRMSG = 100, STRING = 101, RAWBUF = 102, UNDEF_ATTR = 0, ADR1 = 1, ADR2 = 2, ADR3 = 3, IP1 = 5, IP2 = 6, PORT1 = 9, PORT2 = 10, RSPEC1 = 13, RSPEC2 = 14, NONCE = 17, CORE_FLAG = 20, IFACE = 21, LINK = 22, NODE_TYPE = 23, COMTREE = 50, COMTREE_OWNER = 51, INDEX1 = 60, INDEX2 = 61, COUNT = 70, QUEUE = 71, ZIPCODE = 72, ERRMSG = 100, STRING = 101, RAWBUF = 102, INTVEC = 103 }

enum	CpMode { UNDEF_MODE = 0, REQUEST = 1, POS_REPLY = 2, NEG_REPLY = 3, UNDEF_MODE = 0, REQUEST = 1, POS_REPLY = 2, NEG_REPLY = 3, UNDEF_MODE = 0, REQUEST = 1, POS_REPLY = 2, NEG_REPLY = 3, UNDEF_MODE = 0, REQUEST = 1, POS_REPLY = 2, NEG_REPLY = 3, UNDEF_MODE = 0, REQUEST = 1, POS_REPLY = 2, NEG_REPLY = 3 }
	Control packet modes.

enum	CpType { UNDEF_CPTYPE = 0, JOIN_COMTREE = 10, LEAVE_COMTREE = 11, CLIENT_NET_SIG_SEP = 29, ADD_IFACE = 30, DROP_IFACE = 31, GET_IFACE = 32, MOD_IFACE = 33, GET_IFACE_SET = 34, ADD_LINK = 40, DROP_LINK = 41, GET_LINK = 42, MOD_LINK = 43, GET_LINK_SET = 44, ADD_COMTREE = 50, DROP_COMTREE = 51, GET_COMTREE = 52, MOD_COMTREE = 53, ADD_COMTREE_LINK = 54, DROP_COMTREE_LINK = 55, MOD_COMTREE_LINK = 56, GET_COMTREE_LINK = 57, GET_COMTREE_SET = 58, ADD_ROUTE = 70, DROP_ROUTE = 71, GET_ROUTE = 72, MOD_ROUTE = 73, ADD_ROUTE_LINK = 74, DROP_ROUTE_LINK = 75, GET_ROUTE_SET = 76, ADD_FILTER = 80, DROP_FILTER = 81, GET_FILTER = 82, MOD_FILTER = 83, GET_FILTER_SET = 84, GET_LOGGED_PACKETS = 85, ENABLE_PACKET_LOG = 86, NEW_SESSION = 100, CANCEL_SESSION = 103, CLIENT_CONNECT = 101, CLIENT_DISCONNECT = 102, SET_LEAF_RANGE = 110, CONFIG_LEAF = 111, BOOT_ROUTER = 120, BOOT_COMPLETE = 121, BOOT_ABORT = 122, BOOT_LEAF = 123, COMTREE_PATH = 130, ADD_BRANCH = 131, CONFIRM = 132, ABORT = 133, PRUNE = 134, ADD_NODE = 135, DROP_NODE = 136, UNDEF_CPTYPE = 0, CLIENT_ADD_COMTREE = 10, CLIENT_DROP_COMTREE = 11, CLIENT_GET_COMTREE = 12, CLIENT_MOD_COMTREE = 13, CLIENT_JOIN_COMTREE = 14, CLIENT_LEAVE_COMTREE = 15, CLIENT_RESIZE_COMTREE = 16, CLIENT_GET_LEAF_RATE = 17, CLIENT_MOD_LEAF_RATE = 18, CLIENT_NET_SIG_SEP = 29, ADD_IFACE = 30, DROP_IFACE = 31, GET_IFACE = 32, MOD_IFACE = 33, ADD_LINK = 40, DROP_LINK = 41, GET_LINK = 42, MOD_LINK = 43, ADD_COMTREE = 50, DROP_COMTREE = 51, GET_COMTREE = 52, MOD_COMTREE = 53, ADD_COMTREE_LINK = 54, DROP_COMTREE_LINK = 55, MOD_COMTREE_LINK = 56, GET_COMTREE_LINK = 57, ADD_ROUTE = 70, DROP_ROUTE = 71, GET_ROUTE = 72, MOD_ROUTE = 73, ADD_ROUTE_LINK = 74, DROP_ROUTE_LINK = 75, GET_LINK_SET = 44, NEW_SESSION = 100, CANCEL_SESSION = 103, CLIENT_CONNECT = 101, CLIENT_DISCONNECT = 102, SET_LEAF_RANGE = 110, CONFIG_LEAF = 111, BOOT_ROUTER = 120, BOOT_COMPLETE = 121, BOOT_ABORT = 122, BOOT_LEAF = 123, UNDEF_CPTYPE = 0, CLIENT_ADD_COMTREE = 10, CLIENT_DROP_COMTREE = 11, CLIENT_GET_COMTREE = 12, CLIENT_MOD_COMTREE = 13, CLIENT_JOIN_COMTREE = 14, CLIENT_LEAVE_COMTREE = 15, CLIENT_RESIZE_COMTREE = 16, CLIENT_GET_LEAF_RATE = 17, CLIENT_MOD_LEAF_RATE = 18, CLIENT_NET_SIG_SEP = 29, ADD_IFACE = 30, DROP_IFACE = 31, GET_IFACE = 32, MOD_IFACE = 33, GET_IFACE_SET = 34, ADD_LINK = 40, DROP_LINK = 41, GET_LINK = 42, MOD_LINK = 43, GET_LINK_SET = 44, ADD_COMTREE = 50, DROP_COMTREE = 51, GET_COMTREE = 52, MOD_COMTREE = 53, ADD_COMTREE_LINK = 54, DROP_COMTREE_LINK = 55, MOD_COMTREE_LINK = 56, GET_COMTREE_LINK = 57, GET_COMTREE_SET = 58, ADD_ROUTE = 70, DROP_ROUTE = 71, GET_ROUTE = 72, MOD_ROUTE = 73, ADD_ROUTE_LINK = 74, DROP_ROUTE_LINK = 75, GET_ROUTE_SET = 76, ADD_FILTER = 80, DROP_FILTER = 81, GET_FILTER = 82, MOD_FILTER = 83, GET_FILTER_SET = 84, GET_LOGGED_PACKETS = 85, ENABLE_PACKET_LOG = 86, NEW_SESSION = 100, CANCEL_SESSION = 103, CLIENT_CONNECT = 101, CLIENT_DISCONNECT = 102, SET_LEAF_RANGE = 110, CONFIG_LEAF = 111, BOOT_ROUTER = 120, BOOT_COMPLETE = 121, BOOT_ABORT = 122, BOOT_LEAF = 123, COMTREE_PATH = 130, COMTREE_NEW_LEAF = 131, COMTREE_ADD_BRANCH = 132, ADD_BRANCH_CONFIRM = 133, COMTREE_PRUNE = 134, UNDEF_CPTYPE = 0, CLIENT_ADD_COMTREE = 10, CLIENT_DROP_COMTREE = 11, CLIENT_GET_COMTREE = 12, CLIENT_MOD_COMTREE = 13, CLIENT_JOIN_COMTREE = 14, CLIENT_LEAVE_COMTREE = 15, CLIENT_RESIZE_COMTREE = 16, CLIENT_GET_LEAF_RATE = 17, CLIENT_MOD_LEAF_RATE = 18, CLIENT_NET_SIG_SEP = 29, ADD_IFACE = 30, DROP_IFACE = 31, GET_IFACE = 32, MOD_IFACE = 33, ADD_LINK = 40, DROP_LINK = 41, GET_LINK = 42, MOD_LINK = 43, GET_LINK_SET = 44, ADD_COMTREE = 50, DROP_COMTREE = 51, GET_COMTREE = 52, MOD_COMTREE = 53, ADD_COMTREE_LINK = 54, DROP_COMTREE_LINK = 55, MOD_COMTREE_LINK = 56, GET_COMTREE_LINK = 57, ADD_ROUTE = 70, DROP_ROUTE = 71, GET_ROUTE = 72, MOD_ROUTE = 73, ADD_ROUTE_LINK = 74, DROP_ROUTE_LINK = 75, NEW_SESSION = 100, CANCEL_SESSION = 103, CLIENT_CONNECT = 101, CLIENT_DISCONNECT = 102, SET_LEAF_RANGE = 110, CONFIG_LEAF = 111, BOOT_ROUTER = 120, BOOT_COMPLETE = 121, BOOT_ABORT = 122, BOOT_LEAF = 123, UNDEF_CPTYPE = 0, JOIN_COMTREE = 10, LEAVE_COMTREE = 11, CLIENT_NET_SIG_SEP = 29, ADD_IFACE = 30, DROP_IFACE = 31, GET_IFACE = 32, MOD_IFACE = 33, GET_IFACE_SET = 34, ADD_LINK = 40, DROP_LINK = 41, GET_LINK = 42, MOD_LINK = 43, GET_LINK_SET = 44, ADD_COMTREE = 50, DROP_COMTREE = 51, GET_COMTREE = 52, MOD_COMTREE = 53, ADD_COMTREE_LINK = 54, DROP_COMTREE_LINK = 55, MOD_COMTREE_LINK = 56, GET_COMTREE_LINK = 57, GET_COMTREE_SET = 58, ADD_ROUTE = 70, DROP_ROUTE = 71, GET_ROUTE = 72, MOD_ROUTE = 73, ADD_ROUTE_LINK = 74, DROP_ROUTE_LINK = 75, GET_ROUTE_SET = 76, ADD_FILTER = 80, DROP_FILTER = 81, GET_FILTER = 82, MOD_FILTER = 83, GET_FILTER_SET = 84, GET_LOGGED_PACKETS = 85, ENABLE_PACKET_LOG = 86, NEW_SESSION = 100, CANCEL_SESSION = 103, CLIENT_CONNECT = 101, CLIENT_DISCONNECT = 102, SET_LEAF_RANGE = 110, CONFIG_LEAF = 111, BOOT_ROUTER = 120, BOOT_COMPLETE = 121, BOOT_ABORT = 122, BOOT_LEAF = 123, COMTREE_PATH = 130, ADD_BRANCH = 131, CONFIRM = 132, ABORT = 133, PRUNE = 134, ADD_NODE = 135, DROP_NODE = 136 }
	Control packet types.

enum	CpAttr { UNDEF_ATTR = 0, s16 = 1, u16 =2, s32 = 3, u32 =4, s64 = 5, u64 =6, rateSpec = 7, attrString = 8, intVec = 9, UNDEF_ATTR = 0, ADR1 = 1, ADR2 = 2, ADR3 = 3, IP1 = 5, IP2 = 6, PORT1 = 9, PORT2 = 10, RSPEC1 = 13, RSPEC2 = 14, NONCE = 17, CORE_FLAG = 20, IFACE = 21, LINK = 22, NODE_TYPE = 23, COMTREE = 50, COMTREE_OWNER = 51, COUNT = 70, QUEUE = 71, ZIPCODE = 72, LINKTABLE = 73, LINKSET = 74, FIRST_LINK_NUM = 75, NUM_OF_LINK = 76, NEXT_LINK_NUM = 78, ERRMSG = 100, UNDEF_ATTR = 0, ADR1 = 1, ADR2 = 2, ADR3 = 3, IP1 = 5, IP2 = 6, PORT1 = 9, PORT2 = 10, RSPEC1 = 13, RSPEC2 = 14, NONCE = 17, CORE_FLAG = 20, IFACE = 21, LINK = 22, NODE_TYPE = 23, COMTREE = 50, COMTREE_OWNER = 51, INDEX1 = 60, INDEX2 = 61, COUNT = 70, QUEUE = 71, ZIPCODE = 72, ERRMSG = 100, STRING = 101, RAWBUF = 102, INTVEC = 103, UNDEF_ATTR = 0, ADR1 = 1, ADR2 = 2, ADR3 = 3, IP1 = 5, IP2 = 6, PORT1 = 9, PORT2 = 10, RSPEC1 = 13, RSPEC2 = 14, NONCE = 17, CORE_FLAG = 20, IFACE = 21, LINK = 22, NODE_TYPE = 23, COMTREE = 50, COMTREE_OWNER = 51, INDEX1 = 60, INDEX2 = 61, COUNT = 70, QUEUE = 71, ZIPCODE = 72, ERRMSG = 100, STRING = 101, RAWBUF = 102, UNDEF_ATTR = 0, ADR1 = 1, ADR2 = 2, ADR3 = 3, IP1 = 5, IP2 = 6, PORT1 = 9, PORT2 = 10, RSPEC1 = 13, RSPEC2 = 14, NONCE = 17, CORE_FLAG = 20, IFACE = 21, LINK = 22, NODE_TYPE = 23, COMTREE = 50, COMTREE_OWNER = 51, INDEX1 = 60, INDEX2 = 61, COUNT = 70, QUEUE = 71, ZIPCODE = 72, ERRMSG = 100, STRING = 101, RAWBUF = 102, INTVEC = 103 }

enum	CpMode { UNDEF_MODE = 0, REQUEST = 1, POS_REPLY = 2, NEG_REPLY = 3, UNDEF_MODE = 0, REQUEST = 1, POS_REPLY = 2, NEG_REPLY = 3, UNDEF_MODE = 0, REQUEST = 1, POS_REPLY = 2, NEG_REPLY = 3, UNDEF_MODE = 0, REQUEST = 1, POS_REPLY = 2, NEG_REPLY = 3, UNDEF_MODE = 0, REQUEST = 1, POS_REPLY = 2, NEG_REPLY = 3 }
	Control packet modes.

Public Member Functions
	CtlPkt ()
	Constructor for CtlPkt with no initialization. More...

	CtlPkt (const Packet &)
	Construct a new control packet from the payload of a packet. More...

	~CtlPkt ()
	Destructor for CtlPkt. More...

void	reset ()
	Clears CtlPkt fields for re-use with a new buffer.

void	reset (const Packet &)
	Reset control packet, from a given packet's payload. More...

void	put (int16_t)
	Add an (attribute, length, value) tuple to the packet. More...

void	put (uint16_t)
	Add an (attribute, length, value) tuple to the packet. More...

void	put (int32_t)
	Add an (attribute, length, value) tuple to the packet. More...

void	put (uint32_t)
	Add an (attribute, length, value) tuple to the packet. More...

void	put (int64_t)
	Add an (attribute, length, value) tuple to the packet. More...

void	put (uint64_t)
	Add an (attribute, length, value) tuple to the packet. More...

void	put (Forest::ntyp_t)
	Add an (attribute, length, value) tuple to the packet. More...

void	put (const RateSpec &)
	Add an (attribute, length, value) tuple to the packet. More...

void	put (const string &)
	Add an (attribute, length, value) tuple to the packet. More...

void	put (const vector< int32_t > &)
	Add an (attribute, length, value) tuple to the packet. More...

int	availSpace ()
	Determine how much space is available for the next attribute. More...

bool	get (int16_t &)
	Get an (attribute, length, value) tuple from the packet. More...

bool	get (uint16_t &)
	Get an (attribute, length, value) tuple from the packet. More...

bool	get (int32_t &)
	Get an (attribute, length, value) tuple from the packet. More...

bool	get (uint32_t &)
	Get an (attribute, length, value) tuple from the packet. More...

bool	get (int64_t &)
	Get an (attribute, length, value) tuple from the packet. More...

bool	get (uint64_t &)
	Get an (attribute, length, value) tuple from the packet. More...

bool	get (Forest::ntyp_t &)
	Get an (attribute, length, value) tuple from the packet. More...

bool	get (RateSpec &)
	Get an (attribute, length, value) tuple from the packet. More...

bool	get (string &)
	Get an (attribute, length, value) tuple from the packet. More...

bool	get (vector< int32_t > &)
	Get an (attribute, length, value) tuple from the packet. More...

void	fmtBase ()
	Format the base fields of the control packet. More...

bool	xtrBase ()
	Extract the base fields of the control packet. More...

void	updateSeqNum ()
	Update the sequence number field of a control packet.

void	fmtError (const string &, int64_t=0)
	Format an error reply packet. More...

bool	xtrError (string &)
	Extract an error reply packet. More...

void	fmtAddIface (int, ipa_t, RateSpec, int64_t)
	Format a ADD_IFACE control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrAddIface (int &, ipa_t &, RateSpec &)
	Extract a ADD_IFACE control packet (request). More...

void	fmtAddIfaceReply (ipa_t, ipp_t, int64_t=0)
	Format a ADD_IFACE control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrAddIfaceReply (ipa_t &, ipp_t &)
	Extract a ADD_IFACE control packet reply. More...

void	fmtDropIface (int, int64_t)
	Format a DROP_IFACE control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrDropIface (int &)
	Extract a DROP_IFACE control packet (request). More...

void	fmtDropIfaceReply (int64_t=0)
	Format a DROP_IFACE control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrDropIfaceReply ()
	Extract a DROP_IFACE control packet reply. More...

void	fmtModIface (int, RateSpec, int64_t)
	Format a MOD_IFACE control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrModIface (int &, RateSpec &)
	Extract a MOD_IFACE control packet (request). More...

void	fmtModIfaceReply (int64_t=0)
	Format a MOD_IFACE control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrModIfaceReply ()
	Extract a MOD_IFACE control packet reply. More...

void	fmtGetIface (int, int64_t)
	Format a GET_IFACE control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrGetIface (int &)
	Extract a GET_IFACE control packet (request). More...

void	fmtGetIfaceReply (int, ipa_t, ipp_t, RateSpec, RateSpec, int64_t=0)
	Format a GET_IFACE control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrGetIfaceReply (int &, ipa_t &, ipp_t &, RateSpec &, RateSpec &)
	Extract a GET_IFACE control packet reply. More...

void	fmtGetIfaceSet (int, int, int64_t)
	Format a GET_IFACE_SET control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrGetIfaceSet (int &, int &)
	Extract a GET_IFACE_SET control packet (request). More...

void	fmtGetIfaceSetReply (int, int, string, int64_t=0)
	Format a GET_IFACE_SET control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrGetIfaceSetReply (int &, int &, string &)
	Extract a GET_IFACE_SET control packet reply. More...

void	fmtAddLink (Forest::ntyp_t, int, int, ipa_t, ipp_t, fAdr_t, uint64_t, int64_t)
	Format a ADD_LINK control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrAddLink (Forest::ntyp_t &, int &, int &, ipa_t &, ipp_t &, fAdr_t &, uint64_t &)
	Extract a ADD_LINK control packet (request). More...

void	fmtAddLinkReply (int, fAdr_t, int64_t=0)
	Format a ADD_LINK control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrAddLinkReply (int &, fAdr_t &)
	Extract a ADD_LINK control packet reply. More...

void	fmtDropLink (int, fAdr_t, int64_t)
	Format a DROP_LINK control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrDropLink (int &, fAdr_t &)
	Extract a DROP_LINK control packet (request). More...

void	fmtDropLinkReply (int64_t=0)
	Format a DROP_LINK control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrDropLinkReply ()
	Extract a DROP_LINK control packet reply. More...

void	fmtModLink (int, RateSpec, int64_t)
	Format a MOD_LINK control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrModLink (int &, RateSpec &)
	Extract a MOD_LINK control packet (request). More...

void	fmtModLinkReply (int64_t=0)
	Format a MOD_LINK control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrModLinkReply ()
	Extract a MOD_LINK control packet reply. More...

void	fmtGetLink (int, int64_t)
	Format a GET_LINK control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrGetLink (int &)
	Extract a GET_LINK control packet (request). More...

void	fmtGetLinkReply (int, int, Forest::ntyp_t, ipa_t, ipp_t, fAdr_t, RateSpec &, RateSpec &, int64_t=0)
	Format a GET_LINK control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrGetLinkReply (int &, int &, Forest::ntyp_t &, ipa_t &, ipp_t &, fAdr_t &, RateSpec &, RateSpec &)
	Extract a GET_LINK control packet reply. More...

void	fmtGetLinkSet (int, int, int64_t)
	Format a GET_LINK_SET control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrGetLinkSet (int &, int &)
	Extract a GET_LINK_SET control packet (request). More...

void	fmtGetLinkSetReply (int, int, string, int64_t=0)
	Format a GET_LINK_SET control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrGetLinkSetReply (int &, int &, string &)
	Extract a GET_LINK_SET control packet reply. More...

void	fmtAddComtree (comt_t, int64_t)
	Format a ADD_COMTREE control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrAddComtree (comt_t &)
	Extract a ADD_COMTREE control packet (request). More...

void	fmtAddComtreeReply (int64_t=0)
	Format a ADD_COMTREE control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrAddComtreeReply ()
	Extract a ADD_COMTREE control packet reply. More...

void	fmtDropComtree (comt_t, int64_t)
	Format a DROP_COMTREE control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrDropComtree (comt_t &)
	Extract a DROP_COMTREE control packet (request). More...

void	fmtDropComtreeReply (RateSpec, int64_t=0)
	Format a DROP_COMTREE control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrDropComtreeReply (RateSpec &)
	Extract a DROP_COMTREE control packet reply. More...

void	fmtModComtree (comt_t, int, int, int64_t)
	Format a MOD_COMTREE control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrModComtree (comt_t &, int &, int &)
	Extract a MOD_COMTREE control packet (request). More...

void	fmtModComtreeReply (int64_t=0)
	Format a MOD_COMTREE control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrModComtreeReply ()
	Extract a MOD_COMTREE control packet reply. More...

void	fmtGetComtree (comt_t, int64_t)
	Format a GET_COMTREE control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrGetComtree (comt_t &)
	Extract a GET_COMTREE control packet (request). More...

void	fmtGetComtreeReply (comt_t, int, int, int, int64_t=0)
	Format a GET_COMTREE control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrGetComtreeReply (comt_t &, int &, int &, int &)
	Extract a GET_COMTREE control packet reply. More...

void	fmtGetComtreeSet (comt_t, int, int64_t)
	Format a GET_COMTREE_SET control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrGetComtreeSet (comt_t &, int &)
	Extract a GET_COMTREE_SET control packet (request). More...

void	fmtGetComtreeSetReply (int, comt_t, string, int64_t=0)
	Format a GET_COMTREE_SET control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrGetComtreeSetReply (int &, comt_t &, string &)
	Extract a GET_COMTREE_SET control packet reply. More...

void	fmtAddComtreeLink (comt_t, int, int, ipa_t, ipp_t, fAdr_t, int64_t)
	Format a ADD_COMTREE_LINK control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrAddComtreeLink (comt_t &, int &, int &, ipa_t &, ipp_t &, fAdr_t &)
	Extract a ADD_COMTREE_LINK control packet (request). More...

void	fmtAddComtreeLinkReply (int, RateSpec, int64_t=0)
	Format a ADD_COMTREE_LINK control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrAddComtreeLinkReply (int &, RateSpec &)
	Extract a ADD_COMTREE_LINK control packet reply. More...

void	fmtDropComtreeLink (comt_t, int, ipa_t, ipp_t, fAdr_t, int64_t)
	Format a DROP_COMTREE_LINK control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrDropComtreeLink (comt_t &, int &, ipa_t &, ipp_t &, fAdr_t &)
	Extract a DROP_COMTREE_LINK control packet (request). More...

void	fmtDropComtreeLinkReply (RateSpec, int64_t=0)
	Format a DROP_COMTREE_LINK control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrDropComtreeLinkReply (RateSpec &)
	Extract a DROP_COMTREE_LINK control packet reply. More...

void	fmtModComtreeLink (comt_t, int, RateSpec, int64_t)
	Format a MOD_COMTREE_LINK control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrModComtreeLink (comt_t &, int &, RateSpec &)
	Extract a MOD_COMTREE_LINK control packet (request). More...

void	fmtModComtreeLinkReply (RateSpec &, int64_t=0)
	Format a MOD_COMTREE_LINK control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrModComtreeLinkReply (RateSpec &)
	Extract a MOD_COMTREE_LINK control packet reply. More...

void	fmtGetComtreeLink (comt_t, int, int64_t)
	Format a GET_COMTREE_LINK control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrGetComtreeLink (comt_t &, int &)
	Extract a GET_COMTREE_LINK control packet (request). More...

void	fmtGetComtreeLinkReply (comt_t, int, RateSpec, int, fAdr_t, int64_t=0)
	Format a GET_COMTREE_LINK control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrGetComtreeLinkReply (comt_t &, int &, RateSpec &, int &, fAdr_t &)
	Extract a GET_COMTREE_LINK control packet reply. More...

void	fmtAddRoute (comt_t, fAdr_t, int, int64_t)
	Format a ADD_ROUTE control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrAddRoute (comt_t &, fAdr_t &, int &)
	Extract a ADD_ROUTE control packet (request). More...

void	fmtAddRouteReply (int64_t=0)
	Format a ADD_ROUTE control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrAddRouteReply ()
	Extract a ADD_ROUTE control packet reply. More...

void	fmtDropRoute (comt_t, fAdr_t, int64_t)
	Format a DROP_ROUTE control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrDropRoute (comt_t &, fAdr_t &)
	Extract a DROP_ROUTE control packet (request). More...

void	fmtDropRouteReply (int64_t=0)
	Format a DROP_ROUTE control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrDropRouteReply ()
	Extract a DROP_ROUTE control packet reply. More...

void	fmtModRoute (comt_t, fAdr_t, int, int64_t)
	Format a MOD_ROUTE control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrModRoute (comt_t &, fAdr_t &, int &)
	Extract a MOD_ROUTE control packet (request). More...

void	fmtModRouteReply (int64_t=0)
	Format a MOD_ROUTE control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrModRouteReply ()
	Extract a MOD_ROUTE control packet reply. More...

void	fmtGetRoute (comt_t, fAdr_t, int64_t)
	Format a GET_ROUTE control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrGetRoute (comt_t &, fAdr_t &)
	Extract a GET_ROUTE control packet (request). More...

void	fmtGetRouteReply (comt_t, fAdr_t, int, int64_t=0)
	Format a GET_ROUTE control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrGetRouteReply (comt_t &, fAdr_t &, int &)
	Extract a GET_ROUTE control packet reply. More...

void	fmtGetRouteSet (int, int, int64_t)
	Format a GET_ROUTE_SET control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrGetRouteSet (int &, int &)
	Extract a GET_ROUTE_SET control packet (request). More...

void	fmtGetRouteSetReply (int, int, string, int64_t=0)
	Format a GET_ROUTE_SET control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrGetRouteSetReply (int &, int &, string &)
	Extract a GET_ROUTE_SET control packet reply. More...

void	fmtAddRouteLink (comt_t, fAdr_t, int, int64_t)
	Format a ADD_ROUTE_LINK control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrAddRouteLink (comt_t &, fAdr_t &, int &)
	Extract a ADD_ROUTE_LINK control packet (request). More...

void	fmtAddRouteLinkReply (int64_t=0)
	Format a ADD_ROUTE_LINK control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrAddRouteLinkReply ()
	Extract a ADD_ROUTE_LINK control packet reply. More...

void	fmtDropRouteLink (comt_t, fAdr_t, int, int64_t)
	Format a DROP_ROUTE_LINK control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrDropRouteLink (comt_t &, fAdr_t &, int &)
	Extract a DROP_ROUTE_LINK control packet (request). More...

void	fmtDropRouteLinkReply (int64_t=0)
	Format a DROP_ROUTE_LINK control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrDropRouteLinkReply ()
	Extract a DROP_ROUTE_LINK control packet reply. More...

void	fmtAddFilter (int64_t)
	Format a ADD_FILTER control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrAddFilter ()
	Extract a ADD_FILTER control packet (request). More...

void	fmtAddFilterReply (int, int64_t=0)
	Format a ADD_FILTER control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrAddFilterReply (int &)
	Extract a ADD_FILTER control packet reply. More...

void	fmtDropFilter (int, int64_t)
	Format a DROP_FILTER control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrDropFilter (int &)
	Extract a DROP_FILTER control packet (request). More...

void	fmtDropFilterReply (int64_t=0)
	Format a DROP_FILTER control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrDropFilterReply ()
	Extract a DROP_FILTER control packet reply. More...

void	fmtModFilter (int, string, int64_t)
	Format a MOD_FILTER control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrModFilter (int &, string &)
	Extract a MOD_FILTER control packet (request). More...

void	fmtModFilterReply (int64_t=0)
	Format a MOD_FILTER control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrModFilterReply ()
	Extract a MOD_FILTER control packet reply. More...

void	fmtGetFilter (int, int64_t)
	Format a GET_FILTER control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrGetFilter (int &)
	Extract a GET_FILTER control packet (request). More...

void	fmtGetFilterReply (string, int64_t=0)
	Format a GET_FILTER control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrGetFilterReply (string &)
	Extract a GET_FILTER control packet reply. More...

void	fmtGetFilterSet (int, int, int64_t)
	Format a GET_FILTER_SET control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrGetFilterSet (int &, int &)
	Extract a GET_FILTER_SET control packet (request). More...

void	fmtGetFilterSetReply (int, int, string, int64_t=0)
	Format a GET_FILTER_SET control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrGetFilterSetReply (int &, int &, string &)
	Extract a GET_FILTER_SET control packet reply. More...

void	fmtGetLoggedPackets (int64_t)
	Format a GET_LOGGED_PACKETS control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrGetLoggedPackets ()
	Extract a GET_LOGGED_PACKETS control packet (request). More...

void	fmtGetLoggedPacketsReply (int, string, int64_t=0)
	Format a GET_LOGGED_PACKETS control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrGetLoggedPacketsReply (int &, string &)
	Extract a GET_LOGGED_PACKETS control packet reply. More...

void	fmtEnablePacketLog (int, int, int64_t)
	Format a ENABLE_PACKET_LOG control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrEnablePacketLog (int &, int &)
	Extract a ENABLE_PACKET_LOG control packet (request). More...

void	fmtEnablePacketLogReply (int64_t=0)
	Format a ENABLE_PACKET_LOG control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrEnablePacketLogReply ()
	Extract a ENABLE_PACKET_LOG control packet reply. More...

void	fmtNewSession (ipa_t, RateSpec, int64_t)
	Format a NEW_SESSION control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrNewSession (ipa_t &, RateSpec &)
	Extract a NEW_SESSION control packet (request). More...

void	fmtNewSessionReply (fAdr_t, fAdr_t, ipa_t, ipp_t, uint64_t, int64_t=0)
	Format a NEW_SESSION control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrNewSessionReply (fAdr_t &, fAdr_t &, ipa_t &, ipp_t &, uint64_t &)
	Extract a NEW_SESSION control packet reply. More...

void	fmtCancelSession (fAdr_t, fAdr_t, int64_t)
	Format a CANCEL_SESSION control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrCancelSession (fAdr_t &, fAdr_t &)
	Extract a CANCEL_SESSION control packet (request). More...

void	fmtCancelSessionReply (int64_t=0)
	Format a CANCEL_SESSION control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrCancelSessionReply ()
	Extract a CANCEL_SESSION control packet reply. More...

void	fmtClientConnect (fAdr_t, fAdr_t, int64_t)
	Format a CLIENT_CONNECT control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrClientConnect (fAdr_t &, fAdr_t &)
	Extract a CLIENT_CONNECT control packet (request). More...

void	fmtClientConnectReply (int64_t=0)
	Format a CLIENT_CONNECT control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrClientConnectReply ()
	Extract a CLIENT_CONNECT control packet reply. More...

void	fmtClientDisconnect (fAdr_t, fAdr_t, int64_t)
	Format a CLIENT_DISCONNECT control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrClientDisconnect (fAdr_t &, fAdr_t &)
	Extract a CLIENT_DISCONNECT control packet (request). More...

void	fmtClientDisconnectReply (int64_t=0)
	Format a CLIENT_DISCONNECT control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrClientDisconnectReply ()
	Extract a CLIENT_DISCONNECT control packet reply. More...

void	fmtConfigLeaf (fAdr_t, fAdr_t, ipa_t, ipp_t, uint64_t, int64_t)
	Format a CONFIG_LEAF control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrConfigLeaf (fAdr_t &, fAdr_t &, ipa_t &, ipp_t &, uint64_t &)
	Extract a CONFIG_LEAF control packet (request). More...

void	fmtConfigLeafReply (int64_t=0)
	Format a CONFIG_LEAF control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrConfigLeafReply ()
	Extract a CONFIG_LEAF control packet reply. More...

void	fmtSetLeafRange (fAdr_t, fAdr_t, int64_t)
	Format a SET_LEAF_RANGE control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrSetLeafRange (fAdr_t &, fAdr_t &)
	Extract a SET_LEAF_RANGE control packet (request). More...

void	fmtSetLeafRangeReply (int64_t=0)
	Format a SET_LEAF_RANGE control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrSetLeafRangeReply ()
	Extract a SET_LEAF_RANGE control packet reply. More...

void	fmtBootRouter (int64_t)
	Format a BOOT_ROUTER control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrBootRouter ()
	Extract a BOOT_ROUTER control packet (request). More...

void	fmtBootRouterReply (int64_t=0)
	Format a BOOT_ROUTER control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrBootRouterReply ()
	Extract a BOOT_ROUTER control packet reply. More...

void	fmtBootLeaf (int64_t)
	Format a BOOT_LEAF control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrBootLeaf ()
	Extract a BOOT_LEAF control packet (request). More...

void	fmtBootLeafReply (int64_t=0)
	Format a BOOT_LEAF control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrBootLeafReply ()
	Extract a BOOT_LEAF control packet reply. More...

void	fmtBootComplete (int64_t)
	Format a BOOT_COMPLETE control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrBootComplete ()
	Extract a BOOT_COMPLETE control packet (request). More...

void	fmtBootCompleteReply (int64_t=0)
	Format a BOOT_COMPLETE control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrBootCompleteReply ()
	Extract a BOOT_COMPLETE control packet reply. More...

void	fmtBootAbort (int64_t)
	Format a BOOT_ABORT control packet (request). More...

bool	xtrBootAbort ()
	Extract a BOOT_ABORT control packet (request). More...

void	fmtBootAbortReply (int64_t=0)
	Format a BOOT_ABORT control packet reply. More...

bool	xtrBootAbortReply ()
	Extract a BOOT_ABORT control packet reply. More...

string	avPair2string (CpAttr)
	Create a string representing an (attribute,value) pair. More...

string	toString ()
	Create string version of control packet. More...

	CtlPkt (const Packet &)

	CtlPkt (uint32_t *, int)
	Constructor with partial initialization. More...

	CtlPkt (CpType, CpMode, uint64_t)

	CtlPkt (CpType, CpMode, uint64_t, uint32_t *)
	Constructor with full initialization. More...

void	reset ()

void	reset (const Packet &)

void	reset (uint32_t *, int)
	Reset control packet, with partial initialization. More...

void	reset (CpType, CpMode, uint64_t)

void	reset (CpType, CpMode, uint64_t, uint32_t *)
	Reset control packet, re-initializing fields. More...

int	pack ()
	Pack CtlPkt fields into payload of packet. More...

bool	unpack ()
	Unpack CtlPkt fields from the packet payload. More...

string &	typeName (string &)

string &	modeName (string &)

string &	avPair2string (CpAttr, string &)

string &	toString (string &)

	CtlPkt (const Packet &)

	CtlPkt (uint32_t *, int)

	CtlPkt (CpType, CpMode, uint64_t)

	CtlPkt (CpType, CpMode, uint64_t, uint32_t *)

void	reset ()

void	reset (const Packet &)

void	reset (uint32_t *, int)

void	reset (CpType, CpMode, uint64_t)

void	reset (CpType, CpMode, uint64_t, uint32_t *)

int	pack ()

bool	unpack ()

string &	avPair2string (CpAttr, string &)

string &	toString (string &)

	CtlPkt (const Packet &)

	CtlPkt (uint32_t *, int)

	CtlPkt (CpType, CpMode, uint64_t)

	CtlPkt (CpType, CpMode, uint64_t, uint32_t *)

void	reset ()

void	reset (const Packet &)

void	reset (uint32_t *, int)

void	reset (CpType, CpMode, uint64_t)

void	reset (CpType, CpMode, uint64_t, uint32_t *)

int	pack ()

bool	unpack ()

string &	avPair2string (CpAttr, string &)

string &	toString (string &)

	CtlPkt (const Packet &)

	CtlPkt (uint32_t *, int)

	CtlPkt (CpType, CpMode, uint64_t)

	CtlPkt (CpType, CpMode, uint64_t, uint32_t *)

void	reset ()

void	reset (const Packet &)

void	reset (uint32_t *, int)

void	reset (CpType, CpMode, uint64_t)

void	reset (CpType, CpMode, uint64_t, uint32_t *)

int	pack ()

bool	unpack ()

string	avPair2string (CpAttr)

string	toString ()

Static Public Member Functions
static string	cpType2string (CpType)
	Create a string representing an (attribute,value) pair. More...

static string	cpMode2string (CpMode)

static bool	string2cpType (string &, CpType &)

static bool	string2cpMode (string &, CpMode &)

static string &	cpType2string (CpType, string &)

static string &	cpMode2string (CpMode, string &)

static bool	string2cpType (string &, CpType &)

static bool	string2cpMode (string &, CpMode &)

static string &	cpType2string (CpType, string &)

static string &	cpMode2string (CpMode, string &)

static bool	string2cpType (string &, CpType &)

static bool	string2cpMode (string &, CpMode &)

static string	cpType2string (CpType)

static string	cpMode2string (CpMode)

static bool	string2cpType (string &, CpType &)

static bool	string2cpMode (string &, CpMode &)

Public Attributes
CpType	type
	control packet type

CpMode	mode
	request/return type

int64_t	seqNum
	sequence number

char *	payload
	pointer to start of packet payload

int	paylen
	payload length in bytes

fAdr_t	adr1

fAdr_t	adr2

fAdr_t	adr3
	forest address fields

ipa_t	ip1

ipa_t	ip2
	ip address fields

ipp_t	port1

ipp_t	port2
	ip port number fields

RateSpec	rspec1

RateSpec	rspec2
	rate specs

uint64_t	nonce
	nonce used when connecting links

int8_t	coreFlag
	comtree core flag

int	iface
	interface number

int	link
	link number

Forest::ntyp_t	nodeType
	type of a node

comt_t	comtree
	comtree number

fAdr_t	comtreeOwner
	comtree owner

int	count
	count field

int	queue
	queue number

int	zipCode
	zip code

LinkTable *	lt
	table defining links

uint32_t *	payload
	pointer to start of packet payload

int	firstLinkNum

int	numOfLinks

int	nextLinkNum

string	errMsg
	buffer for error messages

int	index1

int	index2
	table indexes

string	stringData
	buffer for string data

vector< int >	ivec
	vector of integers

char *	rawBuf
	pointer to packed buffer

int	rawBufSize
	number of bytes in rawBuf

Static Public Attributes
static const int	MAX_STRING = 200

Private Attributes
char *	next
	pointer to next byte in payload

Detailed Description

This class provides a mechanism for handling forest signalling packets.

Signalling packets have a packet type of CLIENT_SIG or NET_SIG in the first word of the forest head. The payload identifies the specific type of packet. Every control packet includes the following three fields.

control packet type identifies the specific type of packet (16 bits) mode specifies that this is a request packet, a positive reply, or a negative reply (16 bits) sequence number this field is set by the originator of any request packet, and the same value is returned in the reply packet; this allows the requestor to match repies with earlier requests (64 bits)

The remainder of a control packet payload consists of (attribute,length,value) tuples. Each attribute is identified by a 16 bit code and the 16 bit length specifies the number of bytes in the value. Each control packet type has a fixed format, that is, the number of attributes is fixed, and the types are fixed (with a fixed order).

Methods are provided to conveniently create control packets to be sent, or to "unpack" received control packets.

Signalling packets have a packet type of CLIENT_SIG or NET_SIG in the first word of the forest head. The payload identifies the specific type of packet. Every control packet includes the following three fields.

control packet type identifies the specific type of packet mode specifies that this is a request packet, a positive reply, or a negative reply sequence number this field is set by the originator of any request packet, and the same value is returned in the reply packet; this allows the requestor to match repies with earlier requests

The remainder of a control packet payload consists of (attribute,value) pairs. Each attribute is identified by a 32 bit code and the size and type of the values is determined by the attribute code. Currently, most attributes are 32 bit integers. Some are RateSpecs. The control packet object contains fields for each of the possible attribute values and these fields can be directly read or written. Pack and unpack methods are provided to packet these fields into a payload of a packet buffer, or unpack attribute values from a packet buffer.

Signalling packets have a packet type of CLIENT_SIG or NET_SIG in the first word of the forest head. The payload identifies the specific type of packet. Every control packet includes the following three fields.

control packet type identifies the specific type of packet mode specifies that this is a request packet, a positive reply, or a negative reply sequence number this field is set by the originator of any request packet, and the same value is returned in the reply packet; this allows the requestor to match repies with earlier requests

The remainder of a control packet payload consists of (attribute,length,value) tuples. Each attribute is identified by a 16 bit code and the 16 bit length specifies the number of bytes in the value. Currently, most attributes are 32 bit integers. Some are RateSpecs and some are ASCII text strings. The control packet object contains fields for each of the possible attributes and these fields can be directly read or written. Pack and unpack methods are provided to pack these fields into a payload of a packet buffer, or unpack attribute values from a packet buffer.

Definition at line 43 of file CtlPkt.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

forest::CtlPkt::CtlPkt ( )

Constructor for CtlPkt with no initialization.

Constructor for CtlPkt.

Definition at line 29 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

forest::CtlPkt::CtlPkt ( const Packet & p)

Construct a new control packet from the payload of a packet.

Parameters

p	is a reference to a packet that contains a control packet

Definition at line 36 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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forest::CtlPkt::~CtlPkt ( )

Destructor for CtlPkt.

Definition at line 39 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

forest::CtlPkt::CtlPkt	(	uint32_t *	payload1,
		int	len
	)

Constructor with partial initialization.

Unspecified fields are set to recognized "undefined" values.

Parameters

payload1	is a pointer to the start of the payload of a packet buffer
len	is the number of valid bytes in the payload

Definition at line 42 of file CtlPktDoowon.cpp.

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forest::CtlPkt::CtlPkt	(	CpType	type1,
		CpMode	mode1,
		uint64_t	seqNum1,
		uint32_t *	payload1
	)

Constructor with full initialization.

Unspecified fields are set to recognized "undefined" values.

Parameters

type1	is a the control packet type
mode1	is a the control packet mode (REQUEST, POS_REPLY, NEG_REPLY)
seqNum1	is a sequence number to include in the packet

Definition at line 52 of file CtlPktDoowon.cpp.

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Member Function Documentation

int forest::CtlPkt::availSpace ( )

inline

Determine how much space is available for the next attribute.

Returns: the number of bytes that can be used by the next attribute to be packed (after accounting for the associated overhead fields).

Definition at line 537 of file CtlPkt.h.

string forest::CtlPkt::avPair2string ( CpAttr attr)

Create a string representing an (attribute,value) pair.

Parameters

attr	is an attribute code

Returns: a string representing attr

Definition at line 995 of file CtlPktX.cpp.

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string forest::CtlPkt::cpType2string ( CpType type)

static

Create a string representing an (attribute,value) pair.

Parameters

attr	is an attribute code

Returns: a string representing attr string CtlPkt::avPair2string(CpAttr attr) { stringstream ss; int len; switch (attr) { case ADR1: if (adr1 != 0) ss << "adr1=" << Forest::fAdr2string(adr1); break; case ADR2: if (adr2 != 0) ss << "adr2=" << Forest::fAdr2string(adr2); break; case ADR3: if (adr3 != 0) ss << "adr3=" << Forest::fAdr2string(adr3); break; case IP1: if (ip1 != 0) ss << "ip1=" << Np4d::ip2string(ip1); break; case IP2: if (ip2 != 0) ss << "ip2=" << Np4d::ip2string(ip2); break; case PORT1: if (port1 != 0) ss << "port1=" << port1; break; case PORT2: if (port2 != 0) ss << "port2=" << port2; break; case RSPEC1: if (rspec1.isSet()) ss << "rspec1=" << rspec1.toString(); break; case RSPEC2: if (rspec2.isSet()) ss << "rspec2=" << rspec2.toString(); break; case CORE_FLAG: if (coreFlag >= 0) ss << "coreFlag=" << (coreFlag ? "true" : "false"); break; case IFACE: if (iface != 0) ss << "iface=" << iface; break; case LINK: if (link != 0) ss << "link=" << link; break; case NODE_TYPE: if (nodeType != Forest::UNDEF_NODE) ss << "nodeType=" << Forest::nodeType2string(nodeType); break; case COMTREE: if (comtree != 0) ss << "comtree=" << comtree; break; case COMTREE_OWNER: ss << "comtreeOwner=" << Forest::fAdr2string(comtreeOwner); break; case INDEX1: if (index1 >= 0) ss << "index1=" << index1; break; case INDEX2: if (index2 >= 0) ss << "index2=" << index2; break; case COUNT: if (count >= 0) ss << "count=" << count; break; case QUEUE: if (queue != 0) ss << "queue=" << queue; break; case NONCE: if (nonce != 0) ss << "nonce=" << nonce; break; case ZIPCODE: if (zipCode != 0) ss << "zipCode=" << zipCode; break; case ERRMSG: if (errMsg.length() != 0) ss << "errMsg=" << errMsg; break; case STRING: if (stringData.length() != 0) ss << "stringData=" << stringData; break; case INTVEC: len = ivec.size(); if (len != 0) { ss << "ivec="; for (int i = 0; i < len; i++) ss << ivec[i] << " "; } break; default: break; } return ss.str(); }

Definition at line 2087 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtAddComtree	(	comt_t	comt,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a ADD_COMTREE control packet (request).

Parameters

comt	is the number of the comtree to be added
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 556 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtAddComtreeLink	(	comt_t	comt,
		int	lnk,
		int	coreFlag,
		ipa_t	peerIp,
		ipp_t	peerPort,
		fAdr_t	peerAdr,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a ADD_COMTREE_LINK control packet (request).

Parameters

comt	is the number of the comtree
lnk	is the number of the link to be added to the comtree (may be zero)
coreFlag	is true if the peer node is a core node in this comtree
peerIp	is the IP address used by the peer node (may be zero)
peerPort	is the port number used by the peer node (may be zero)
peerAdr	is the Forest address of the peer node
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 785 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtAddComtreeLinkReply	(	int	lnk,
		RateSpec	availRates,
		int64_t	snum = `0`
	)

Format a ADD_COMTREE_LINK control packet reply.

Parameters

lnk	is the number of the link added
availRates	is the available rate on the link, after the comtree link has been added
snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 818 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtAddComtreeReply ( int64_t snum = 0)

Format a ADD_COMTREE control packet reply.

Parameters

snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 576 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtAddFilter ( int64_t snum)

Format a ADD_FILTER control packet (request).

Parameters

snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 1310 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtAddFilterReply	(	int	filterNum,
		int64_t	snum = `0`
	)

Format a ADD_FILTER control packet reply.

Parameters

filterNum	is the index of the added filter
snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 1327 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtAddIface	(	int	iface,
		ipa_t	ip,
		RateSpec	rates,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a ADD_IFACE control packet (request).

Parameters

iface	is the number of the interface
ip	is the IP address of the interface
rates	is the rate spec for the interface
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 87 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtAddIfaceReply	(	ipa_t	ip,
		ipp_t	port,
		int64_t	snum = `0`
	)

Format a ADD_IFACE control packet reply.

Parameters

ip	is the IP address of the interface
port	is the port number of the interface
snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 111 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtAddLink	(	Forest::ntyp_t	nodeType,
		int	iface,
		int	lnk,
		ipa_t	peerIp,
		ipp_t	peerPort,
		fAdr_t	peerAdr,
		uint64_t	nonce,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a ADD_LINK control packet (request).

Parameters

nodeType	is the type of the peer node
iface	is the interface used by the link
lnk	is the number of the link to be added (if zero, router selects link number)
peerIp	is the IP address of the peer node (may be zero)
peerPort	is the port number used by the peer node (may be zero)
peerAdr	is the Forest address of the peer node (may be zero)
nonce	is the nonce used by the peer when connecting
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 319 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtAddLinkReply	(	int	lnk,
		fAdr_t	peerAdr,
		int64_t	snum = `0`
	)

Format a ADD_LINK control packet reply.

Parameters

lnk	is the link number (possibly assigned by the router)
peerAdr	is the peer's Forest address (possibly assigned by the router)
snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 352 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtAddRoute	(	comt_t	comt,
		fAdr_t	destAdr,
		int	lnk,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a ADD_ROUTE control packet (request).

Parameters

comt	is the number of the comtree to which a route is to be added
destAdr	is the destination address for the route
lnk	is the number of an output link for the route (may be zero)
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 999 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtAddRouteLink	(	comt_t	comt,
		fAdr_t	destAdr,
		int	lnk,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a ADD_ROUTE_LINK control packet (request).

Parameters

comt	is the number of the comtree for the route
destAdr	is the destination address for the route
lnk	is the number of a link to be added to the route
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 1229 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtAddRouteLinkReply ( int64_t snum = 0)

Format a ADD_ROUTE_LINK control packet reply.

Parameters

snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 1251 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtAddRouteReply ( int64_t snum = 0)

Format a ADD_ROUTE control packet reply.

Parameters

snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 1021 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtBase ( )

inline

Format the base fields of the control packet.

Packs the type, mode and sequence number into the payload region of the associated packet object.

Definition at line 397 of file CtlPkt.h.

void forest::CtlPkt::fmtBootAbort ( int64_t snum)

Format a BOOT_ABORT control packet (request).

Parameters

snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 1965 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtBootAbortReply ( int64_t snum = 0)

Format a BOOT_ABORT control packet reply.

Parameters

snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 1981 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtBootComplete ( int64_t snum)

Format a BOOT_COMPLETE control packet (request).

Parameters

snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 1932 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtBootCompleteReply ( int64_t snum = 0)

Format a BOOT_COMPLETE control packet reply.

Parameters

snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 1948 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtBootLeaf ( int64_t snum)

Format a BOOT_LEAF control packet (request).

Parameters

snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 1899 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtBootLeafReply ( int64_t snum = 0)

Format a BOOT_LEAF control packet reply.

Parameters

snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 1915 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtBootRouter ( int64_t snum)

Format a BOOT_ROUTER control packet (request).

Parameters

snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 1866 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtBootRouterReply ( int64_t snum = 0)

Format a BOOT_ROUTER control packet reply.

Parameters

snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 1882 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtCancelSession	(	fAdr_t	clientAdr,
		fAdr_t	rtrAdr,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a CANCEL_SESSION control packet (request).

Parameters

clientAdr	is the Forest address assigned to the client
rtrAdr	is the Forest address of the client's access router
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 1658 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtCancelSessionReply ( int64_t snum = 0)

Format a CANCEL_SESSION control packet reply.

Parameters

snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 1679 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtClientConnect	(	fAdr_t	clientAdr,
		fAdr_t	rtrAdr,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a CLIENT_CONNECT control packet (request).

Parameters

clientAdr	is the Forest address of the connecting client
rtrAdr	is the Forest address of the client's access router
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 1698 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtClientConnectReply ( int64_t snum = 0)

Format a CLIENT_CONNECT control packet reply.

Parameters

snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 1719 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtClientDisconnect	(	fAdr_t	clientAdr,
		fAdr_t	rtrAdr,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a CLIENT_DISCONNECT control packet (request).

Parameters

clientAdr	is the Forest address of the disconnecting client
rtrAdr	is the Forest address of the client's access router
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 1738 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtClientDisconnectReply ( int64_t snum = 0)

Format a CLIENT_DISCONNECT control packet reply.

Parameters

snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 1759 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtConfigLeaf	(	fAdr_t	leafAdr,
		fAdr_t	rtrAdr,
		ipa_t	rtrIp,
		ipp_t	port,
		uint64_t	nonce,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a CONFIG_LEAF control packet (request).

Parameters

leafAdr	is the Forest address being assigned to the leaf node
rtrAdr	is the address of the leaf node's access router
rtrIp	is the IP address of the leaf's access router
port	is the port number of the leaf node's access router
nonce	is the nonce that the leaf should use to connect
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 1781 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtConfigLeafReply ( int64_t snum = 0)

Format a CONFIG_LEAF control packet reply.

Parameters

snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 1808 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtDropComtree	(	comt_t	comt,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a DROP_COMTREE control packet (request).

Parameters

comt	is the number of the comtree to be dropped
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 594 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtDropComtreeLink	(	comt_t	comt,
		int	lnk,
		ipa_t	peerIp,
		ipp_t	peerPort,
		fAdr_t	peerAdr,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a DROP_COMTREE_LINK control packet (request).

Parameters

comt	is the number of the comtree
lnk	is the number of the link to be dropped (may be zero)
peerIp	is the IP address used by the peer node (may be zero)
peerPort	is the port number used by the peer node (may be zero)
peerAdr	is the Forest address of the peer node
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 846 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtDropComtreeLinkReply	(	RateSpec	availRates,
		int64_t	snum = `0`
	)

Format a DROP_COMTREE_LINK control packet reply.

Parameters

availRates	specifies the rates now available on the link
snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 872 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtDropComtreeReply	(	RateSpec	plnkAvailRates,
		int64_t	snum = `0`
	)

Format a DROP_COMTREE control packet reply.

Parameters

plnkAvailRates	specifies the rates now available on the link that connected the target router to its parent in the comtree
snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 615 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtDropFilter	(	int	filterNum,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a DROP_FILTER control packet (request).

Parameters

filterNum	is the index of the filter to be dropped
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 1349 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtDropFilterReply ( int64_t snum = 0)

Format a DROP_FILTER control packet reply.

Parameters

snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 1369 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtDropIface	(	int	iface,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a DROP_IFACE control packet (request).

Parameters

iface	is the number of the interface to be dropped
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 134 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtDropIfaceReply ( int64_t snum = 0)

Format a DROP_IFACE control packet reply.

Parameters

snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 154 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtDropLink	(	int	lnk,
		fAdr_t	peerAdr,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a DROP_LINK control packet (request).

Parameters

lnk	is the number of the link to be dropped (may be zero)
peerAdr	is the Forest address of the peer node, and is used to identify the link if lnk==0 (may be zero)
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 378 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtDropLinkReply ( int64_t snum = 0)

Format a DROP_LINK control packet reply.

Parameters

snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 400 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtDropRoute	(	comt_t	comt,
		fAdr_t	destAdr,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a DROP_ROUTE control packet (request).

Parameters

comt	is the number of the comtree from which the route is to be dropped
destAdr	is the destination address for the route
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 1041 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtDropRouteLink	(	comt_t	comt,
		fAdr_t	destAdr,
		int	lnk,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a DROP_ROUTE_LINK control packet (request).

Parameters

comt	is the number of the comtree for the route
destAdr	is the destination address for the route
lnk	is the number of a link to be dropped from the route
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 1271 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtDropRouteLinkReply ( int64_t snum = 0)

Format a DROP_ROUTE_LINK control packet reply.

Parameters

snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 1293 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtDropRouteReply ( int64_t snum = 0)

Format a DROP_ROUTE control packet reply.

Parameters

snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 1063 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtEnablePacketLog	(	int	enable,
		int	local,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a ENABLE_PACKET_LOG control packet (request).

Parameters

enable	is 1 if logging is to be turned on, else 0
local	is 1 if local logging is to be turned on, else 0
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 1560 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtEnablePacketLogReply ( int64_t snum = 0)

Format a ENABLE_PACKET_LOG control packet reply.

Parameters

snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 1581 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtError	(	const string &	msg,
		int64_t	snum = `0`
	)

Format an error reply packet.

The type field is assumed to be already set.

Parameters

msg	is an error message to be included in the body of the packet
snum	is the sequence number to be included in the packet

Definition at line 59 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtGetComtree	(	comt_t	comt,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a GET_COMTREE control packet (request).

Parameters

comt	is the number of the comtree to be retrieved
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 680 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtGetComtreeLink	(	comt_t	comt,
		int	lnk,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a GET_COMTREE_LINK control packet (request).

Parameters

comt	is the number of the comtree whose link is to be retrieved
lnk	is the number of the comtree link to be retrieved
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 942 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtGetComtreeLinkReply	(	comt_t	comt,
		int	lnk,
		RateSpec	rates,
		int	qid,
		fAdr_t	dest,
		int64_t	snum = `0`
	)

Format a GET_COMTREE_LINK control packet reply.

Parameters

comt	is the comtree number for the retrieved entry
lnk	is the link number for the retrieved comtree link
rates	is the rates for the comtree link
qid	is the queue number used by the comtree on the specified link
dest	is the allowed Forest address for unicast packets
snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 968 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtGetComtreeReply	(	comt_t	comt,
		int	coreFlag,
		int	plnk,
		int	lnkCount,
		int64_t	snum = `0`
	)

Format a GET_COMTREE control packet reply.

Parameters

comt	is the comtree number for the retrieved entry
coreFlag	is 1 if the router is a core node in the comtree, else 0
plnk	is the number of the link connecting to the comtree parent
lnkCount	is the number of comtree links at the router
snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 704 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtGetComtreeSet	(	comt_t	comt,
		int	count,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a GET_COMTREE_SET control packet (request).

Parameters

comt	is the number of the first comtree to be retrieved (if zero, start with first defined comtree)
count	is the number of entries to retrieve (at most 10)
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 730 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtGetComtreeSetReply	(	int	count,
		comt_t	nextc,
		string	s,
		int64_t	snum = `0`
	)

Format a GET_COMTREE_SET control packet reply.

Parameters

count	is the number of entries actually retirieved
next	is the number of the next comtree following the last one retrieved (or 0 if no more)
snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 754 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtGetFilter	(	int	filterNum,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a GET_FILTER control packet (request).

Parameters

filterNum	is the index of the filter to be modified
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 1427 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtGetFilterReply	(	string	filterString,
		int64_t	snum = `0`
	)

Format a GET_FILTER control packet reply.

Parameters

filterString	is the string describing the filter
snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 1448 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtGetFilterSet	(	int	filterNum,
		int	count,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a GET_FILTER_SET control packet (request).

Parameters

filterNum	is the number of the first filter to be retrieved (if zero, start with first defined filter)
count	is the number of entries to retrieve (at most 10)
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 1471 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtGetFilterSetReply	(	int	count,
		int	nexti,
		string	s,
		int64_t	snum = `0`
	)

Format a GET_FILTER_SET control packet reply.

Parameters

count	is the number of entries actually retirieved
next	is the number of the next filter following the last one retrieved (or 0 if no more)
snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 1495 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtGetIface	(	int	iface,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a GET_IFACE control packet (request).

Parameters

iface	is the number of the interface to be retrieved
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 212 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtGetIfaceReply	(	int	iface,
		ipa_t	ip,
		ipp_t	port,
		RateSpec	rates,
		RateSpec	availRates,
		int64_t	snum = `0`
	)

Format a GET_IFACE control packet reply.

Parameters

iface	is the number of the interface
ip	is the IP address of the interface
port	is the port number of the interface
rates	is the interface rate spec
availRates	is the rate spec for the available rates at the interface
snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 237 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtGetIfaceSet	(	int	iface,
		int	count,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a GET_IFACE_SET control packet (request).

Parameters

iface	is the number of the first interface to be retrieved (if zero, start with first defined interface)
count	is the number of entries to retrieve (at most 10)
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 264 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtGetIfaceSetReply	(	int	count,
		int	nexti,
		string	s,
		int64_t	snum = `0`
	)

Format a GET_IFACE_SET control packet reply.

Parameters

count	is the number of entries actually retirieved
nexti	is the number of the next interface following the last one retrieved (or 0 if no more)
snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 288 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtGetLink	(	int	lnk,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a GET_LINK control packet (request).

Parameters

lnk	is the number of the link to be retrieved
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 459 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtGetLinkReply	(	int	lnk,
		int	iface,
		Forest::ntyp_t	ntyp,
		ipa_t	peerIp,
		ipp_t	peerPort,
		fAdr_t	peerAdr,
		RateSpec &	rates,
		RateSpec &	availRates,
		int64_t	snum = `0`
	)

Format a GET_LINK control packet reply.

Parameters

lnk	is the link number for the retrieved entry
snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 480 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtGetLinkSet	(	int	lnk,
		int	count,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a GET_LINK_SET control packet (request).

Parameters

lnk	is the number of the first link to be retrieved (if zero, start with first defined link)
count	is the number of entries to retrieve (at most 10)
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 510 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtGetLinkSetReply	(	int	count,
		int	nexti,
		string	s,
		int64_t	snum = `0`
	)

Format a GET_LINK_SET control packet reply.

Parameters

count	is the number of entries actually retirieved
next	is the number of the next link following the last one retrieved (or 0 if no more)
snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 533 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtGetLoggedPackets ( int64_t snum)

Format a GET_LOGGED_PACKETS control packet (request).

Parameters

snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 1517 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtGetLoggedPacketsReply	(	int	count,
		string	logString,
		int64_t	snum = `0`
	)

Format a GET_LOGGED_PACKETS control packet reply.

Parameters

count	is the number of packets in the log string
logString	is the string describing the logged packets
snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 1535 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtGetRoute	(	comt_t	comt,
		fAdr_t	destAdr,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a GET_ROUTE control packet (request).

Parameters

comt	is the number of the route to be retrieved
destAdr	is the destination addre ss for the route
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 1126 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtGetRouteReply	(	comt_t	comt,
		fAdr_t	destAdr,
		int	lnk,
		int64_t	snum = `0`
	)

Format a GET_ROUTE control packet reply.

Parameters

comt	is the number of the comtree
destAdr	is the destination address for the route
lnk	is the number of an output link for the route
snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 1151 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtGetRouteSet	(	int	rtx,
		int	count,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a GET_ROUTE_SET control packet (request).

Parameters

rtx	is the index of the first route to be retrieved (if zero, start with first defined route)
count	is the number of entries to retrieve (at most 10)
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 1177 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtGetRouteSetReply	(	int	count,
		int	nextRtx,
		string	s,
		int64_t	snum = `0`
	)

Format a GET_ROUTE_SET control packet reply.

Parameters

count	is the number of entries actually retirieved
nextRtx	is the index of the next route following the last one retrieved (or 0 if no more)
snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 1202 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtModComtree	(	comt_t	comt,
		int	coreFlag,
		int	plnk,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a MOD_COMTREE control packet (request).

Parameters

comt	is the number of the comtree to be modified
coreFlag	is 1 if the target router is a core node in the comtree, else 0,
plnk	is the link number for the link connecting to the comtree parent
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 639 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtModComtreeLink	(	comt_t	comt,
		int	lnk,
		RateSpec	rates,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a MOD_COMTREE_LINK control packet (request).

Parameters

comt	is the number of the comtree
lnk	is the number of the link to be modified
rates	is the new rates for the comtree link
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 896 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtModComtreeLinkReply	(	RateSpec &	availRates,
		int64_t	snum = `0`
	)

Format a MOD_COMTREE_LINK control packet reply.

Parameters

availRates	specifies the rates now a vailable on the link
snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 919 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtModComtreeReply ( int64_t snum = 0)

Format a MOD_COMTREE control packet reply.

Parameters

snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 662 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtModFilter	(	int	filterNum,
		string	filterString,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a MOD_FILTER control packet (request).

Parameters

filterNum	is the index of the filter to be modified
filterString	is the string describing the filter
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 1388 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtModFilterReply ( int64_t snum = 0)

Format a MOD_FILTER control packet reply.

Parameters

snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 1409 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtModIface	(	int	iface,
		RateSpec	rates,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a MOD_IFACE control packet (request).

Parameters

iface	is the number of the interface to be modified
rates	is the new interface rate spec
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 173 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtModIfaceReply ( int64_t snum = 0)

Format a MOD_IFACE control packet reply.

Parameters

snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 194 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtModLink	(	int	lnk,
		RateSpec	rates,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a MOD_LINK control packet (request).

Parameters

lnk	is the number of the link to be modified
rates	is the new link rate spec
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 420 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtModLinkReply ( int64_t snum = 0)

Format a MOD_LINK control packet reply.

Parameters

snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 441 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtModRoute	(	comt_t	comt,
		fAdr_t	destAdr,
		int	lnk,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a MOD_ROUTE control packet (request).

Parameters

comt	is the number of the comtree for which a route is to be modified
destAdr	is the destination address for the route
lnk	is the number of an output link for the route
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 1084 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtModRouteReply ( int64_t snum = 0)

Format a MOD_ROUTE control packet reply.

Parameters

snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 1106 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtNewSession	(	ipa_t	clientIp,
		RateSpec	rates,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a NEW_SESSION control packet (request).

Parameters

clientIp	is the IP address of the client starting a new session
rates	is the rates requested for the client's access link
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 1600 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtNewSessionReply	(	fAdr_t	clientAdr,
		fAdr_t	rtrAdr,
		ipa_t	rtrIp,
		ipp_t	rtrPort,
		uint64_t	nonce,
		int64_t	snum = `0`
	)

Format a NEW_SESSION control packet reply.

Parameters

clientAdr	is the Forest address assigned to the client
rtrAdr	is the Forest address of the client's assigned access router
rtrIp	is the IP address for the interface of the client's access router
rtrPort	is the port number for the interface of the client's access router
nonce	is the nonce to be used by the client when connecting to the access router
snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 1626 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtSetLeafRange	(	fAdr_t	firstAdr,
		fAdr_t	lastAdr,
		int64_t	snum
	)

Format a SET_LEAF_RANGE control packet (request).

Parameters

firstAdr	is the first Forest address in the leaf range
lastAdr	is the last Forest address in the leaf range
snum	is the sequence number for the control packet

Definition at line 1828 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::fmtSetLeafRangeReply ( int64_t snum = 0)

Format a SET_LEAF_RANGE control packet reply.

Parameters

snum	is the sequence number for the reply (optional)

Definition at line 1849 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::get ( int16_t & x)

inline

Get an (attribute, length, value) tuple from the packet.

Parameters

x	used to return the retrieved value

Definition at line 546 of file CtlPkt.h.

bool forest::CtlPkt::get ( uint16_t & x)

inline

Get an (attribute, length, value) tuple from the packet.

Parameters

x	used to return the retrieved value

Definition at line 559 of file CtlPkt.h.

bool forest::CtlPkt::get ( int32_t & x)

inline

Get an (attribute, length, value) tuple from the packet.

Parameters

x	used to return the retrieved value

Definition at line 572 of file CtlPkt.h.

bool forest::CtlPkt::get ( uint32_t & x)

inline

Get an (attribute, length, value) tuple from the packet.

Parameters

x	used to return the retrieved value

Definition at line 585 of file CtlPkt.h.

bool forest::CtlPkt::get ( int64_t & x)

inline

Get an (attribute, length, value) tuple from the packet.

Parameters

x	used to return the retrieved value

Definition at line 598 of file CtlPkt.h.

bool forest::CtlPkt::get ( uint64_t & x)

inline

Get an (attribute, length, value) tuple from the packet.

Parameters

x	used to return the retrieved value

Definition at line 611 of file CtlPkt.h.

bool forest::CtlPkt::get ( Forest::ntyp_t & x)

inline

Get an (attribute, length, value) tuple from the packet.

Parameters

x	used to return the retrieved value

Definition at line 624 of file CtlPkt.h.

bool forest::CtlPkt::get ( RateSpec & rs)

inline

Get an (attribute, length, value) tuple from the packet.

Parameters

rs	used to return the retrieved value

Definition at line 637 of file CtlPkt.h.

bool forest::CtlPkt::get ( string & s)

inline

Get an (attribute, length, value) tuple from the packet.

Parameters

s	used to return the retrieved value

Definition at line 652 of file CtlPkt.h.

bool forest::CtlPkt::get ( vector< int32_t > & v)

inline

Get an (attribute, length, value) tuple from the packet.

Parameters

v	is used to return the retrieved value

Definition at line 665 of file CtlPkt.h.

int forest::CtlPkt::pack ( )

Pack CtlPkt fields into payload of packet.

Returns: the length of the packed payload in bytes. or 0 if an error was detected.

Definition at line 136 of file CtlPktDoowon.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::put ( int16_t x)

inline

Add an (attribute, length, value) tuple to the packet.

Parameters

x	is a value to be added to the packet.

Definition at line 434 of file CtlPkt.h.

void forest::CtlPkt::put ( uint16_t x)

inline

Add an (attribute, length, value) tuple to the packet.

Parameters

x	is a value to be added to the packet.

Definition at line 443 of file CtlPkt.h.

void forest::CtlPkt::put ( int32_t x)

inline

Add an (attribute, length, value) tuple to the packet.

Parameters

x	is a value to be added to the packet.

Definition at line 452 of file CtlPkt.h.

void forest::CtlPkt::put ( uint32_t x)

inline

Add an (attribute, length, value) tuple to the packet.

Parameters

x	is a value to be added to the packet.

Definition at line 461 of file CtlPkt.h.

void forest::CtlPkt::put ( int64_t x)

inline

Add an (attribute, length, value) tuple to the packet.

Parameters

x	is a value to be added to the packet.

Definition at line 470 of file CtlPkt.h.

void forest::CtlPkt::put ( uint64_t x)

inline

Add an (attribute, length, value) tuple to the packet.

Parameters

x	is a value to be added to the packet.

Definition at line 482 of file CtlPkt.h.

void forest::CtlPkt::put ( Forest::ntyp_t x)

inline

Add an (attribute, length, value) tuple to the packet.

Parameters

x	is a value to be added to the packet.

Definition at line 494 of file CtlPkt.h.

void forest::CtlPkt::put ( const RateSpec & rs)

inline

Add an (attribute, length, value) tuple to the packet.

Parameters

rs	is a value to be added to the packet.

Definition at line 504 of file CtlPkt.h.

void forest::CtlPkt::put ( const string & s)

inline

Add an (attribute, length, value) tuple to the packet.

Parameters

s	is a value to be added to the packet.

Definition at line 516 of file CtlPkt.h.

void forest::CtlPkt::put ( const vector< int32_t > & v)

inline

Add an (attribute, length, value) tuple to the packet.

Parameters

v	is a value to be added to the packet.

Definition at line 525 of file CtlPkt.h.

void forest::CtlPkt::reset ( const Packet & p)

Reset control packet, from a given packet's payload.

The payload pointer and paylen fields are initialized and the fixed fields (type, mode, seqNum) are extracted from the packet. Also, the internal pointer used to track the position of the first unread or unwritten payload byte is initialzed.

Parameters

p	is a reference to a packet.

Unspecified fields are set to recognized "undefined" values.

Parameters

p	is a reference to a packet.

Definition at line 48 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::reset	(	uint32_t *	payload1,
		int	len
	)

Reset control packet, with partial initialization.

Unspecified fields are set to recognized "undefined" values.

Parameters

payload1	is a pointer to the start of the payload of a packet buffer
len	is the number of valid bytes in the payload

Definition at line 88 of file CtlPktDoowon.cpp.

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void forest::CtlPkt::reset	(	CpType	type1,
		CpMode	mode1,
		uint64_t	seqNum1,
		uint32_t *	payload1
	)

Reset control packet, re-initializing fields.

Unspecified fields are set to recognized "undefined" values.

Parameters

type1	is a the control packet type
mode1	is a the control packet mode (REQUEST, POS_REPLY, NEG_REPLY)
seqNum1	is a sequence number to include in the packet

Definition at line 70 of file CtlPktDoowon.cpp.

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string forest::CtlPkt::toString ( )

Create string version of control packet.

Returns: the string

Definition at line 2228 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::unpack ( )

Unpack CtlPkt fields from the packet payload.

Returns: true on success, 0 on failure

Definition at line 571 of file CtlPktDoowon.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrAddComtree ( comt_t & comt)

Extract a ADD_COMTREE control packet (request).

Parameters

comt	is the number of the comtree to be added

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 567 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrAddComtreeLink	(	comt_t &	comt,
		int &	lnk,
		int &	coreFlag,
		ipa_t &	peerIp,
		ipp_t &	peerPort,
		fAdr_t &	peerAdr
	)

Extract a ADD_COMTREE_LINK control packet (request).

Parameters

comt	is the number of the comtree
lnk	is the number of the link to be added to the comtree (may be zero)
coreFlag	is true if the peer node is a core node in this comtree
peerIp	is the IP address used by the peer node (may be zero)
peerPort	is the port number used by the peer node (may be zero)
peerAdr	is the Forest address of the peer node

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 804 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrAddComtreeLinkReply	(	int &	lnk,
		RateSpec &	availRates
	)

Extract a ADD_COMTREE_LINK control packet reply.

Parameters

lnk	is the number of the link added
availRates	is the available rate on the link, after the comtree link has been added

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 832 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrAddComtreeReply ( )

Extract a ADD_COMTREE control packet reply.

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 585 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrAddFilter ( )

Extract a ADD_FILTER control packet (request).

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1318 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrAddFilterReply ( int & filterNum)

Extract a ADD_FILTER control packet reply.

Parameters

filterNum is the index of the added filter

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1339 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrAddIface	(	int &	iface,
		ipa_t &	ip,
		RateSpec &	rates
	)

Extract a ADD_IFACE control packet (request).

Parameters

iface	is the number of the interface
ip	is the IP address of the interface
rates	is the rate spec for the interface

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 100 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrAddIfaceReply	(	ipa_t &	ip,
		ipp_t &	port
	)

Extract a ADD_IFACE control packet reply.

Parameters

ip	is the IP address of the interface
port	is the port number of the interface

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 124 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrAddLink	(	Forest::ntyp_t &	nodeType,
		int &	iface,
		int &	lnk,
		ipa_t &	peerIp,
		ipp_t &	peerPort,
		fAdr_t &	peerAdr,
		uint64_t &	nonce
	)

Extract a ADD_LINK control packet (request).

Parameters

nodeType	is the type of the peer node
iface	is the interface used by the link
lnk	is the number of the link to be added (if zero, router selects link number)
peerIp	is the IP address of the peer node (may be zero)
peerPort	is the port number used by the peer node (may be zero)
peerAdr	is the Forest address of the peer node (may be zero)
nonce	is the nonce used by the peer when connecting

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 338 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrAddLinkReply	(	int &	lnk,
		fAdr_t &	peerAdr
	)

Extract a ADD_LINK control packet reply.

Parameters

lnk	is the link number (possibly assigned by the router)
peerAdr	is the peer's Forest address (possibly assigned by the router)

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 366 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrAddRoute	(	comt_t &	comt,
		fAdr_t &	destAdr,
		int &	lnk
	)

Extract a ADD_ROUTE control packet (request).

Parameters

comt	is the number of the comtree to which a route is to be added
destAdr	is the destination address for the route
lnk	is the number of an output link for the route (may be zero)

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1012 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrAddRouteLink	(	comt_t &	comt,
		fAdr_t &	destAdr,
		int &	lnk
	)

Extract a ADD_ROUTE_LINK control packet (request).

Parameters

comt	is the number of the comtree for the route
destAdr	is the destination address for the route
lnk	is the number of a link to be added to the route

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1242 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrAddRouteLinkReply ( )

Extract a ADD_ROUTE_LINK control packet reply.

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1260 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrAddRouteReply ( )

Extract a ADD_ROUTE control packet reply.

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1030 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrBase ( )

inline

Extract the base fields of the control packet.

Extracts the type, mode and sequence number into the payload region of the associated packet object.

Definition at line 412 of file CtlPkt.h.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrBootAbort ( )

Extract a BOOT_ABORT control packet (request).

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1973 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrBootAbortReply ( )

Extract a BOOT_ABORT control packet reply.

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1990 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrBootComplete ( )

Extract a BOOT_COMPLETE control packet (request).

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1940 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrBootCompleteReply ( )

Extract a BOOT_COMPLETE control packet reply.

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1957 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrBootLeaf ( )

Extract a BOOT_LEAF control packet (request).

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1907 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrBootLeafReply ( )

Extract a BOOT_LEAF control packet reply.

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1924 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrBootRouter ( )

Extract a BOOT_ROUTER control packet (request).

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1874 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrBootRouterReply ( )

Extract a BOOT_ROUTER control packet reply.

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1891 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrCancelSession	(	fAdr_t &	clientAdr,
		fAdr_t &	rtrAdr
	)

Extract a CANCEL_SESSION control packet (request).

Parameters

clientAdr	is the Forest address assigned to the client
rtrAdr	is the Forest address of the client's access router

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1670 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrCancelSessionReply ( )

Extract a CANCEL_SESSION control packet reply.

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1688 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrClientConnect	(	fAdr_t &	clientAdr,
		fAdr_t &	rtrAdr
	)

Extract a CLIENT_CONNECT control packet (request).

Parameters

clientAdr	is the Forest address of the connecting client
rtrAdr	is the Forest address of the client's access router

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1710 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrClientConnectReply ( )

Extract a CLIENT_CONNECT control packet reply.

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1728 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrClientDisconnect	(	fAdr_t &	clientAdr,
		fAdr_t &	rtrAdr
	)

Extract a CLIENT_DISCONNECT control packet (request).

Parameters

clientAdr	is the Forest address of the disconnecting client
rtrAdr	is the Forest address of the client's access router

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1750 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrClientDisconnectReply ( )

Extract a CLIENT_DISCONNECT control packet reply.

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1768 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrConfigLeaf	(	fAdr_t &	leafAdr,
		fAdr_t &	rtrAdr,
		ipa_t &	rtrIp,
		ipp_t &	port,
		uint64_t &	nonce
	)

Extract a CONFIG_LEAF control packet (request).

Parameters

leafAdr	is the Forest address being assigned to the leaf node
rtrAdr	is the address of the leaf node's access router
rtrIp	is the IP address of the leaf's access router
port	is the port number of the leaf node's access router
nonce	is the nonce that the leaf should use to connect

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1797 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrConfigLeafReply ( )

Extract a CONFIG_LEAF control packet reply.

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1817 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrDropComtree ( comt_t & comt)

Extract a DROP_COMTREE control packet (request).

Parameters

comt	is the number of the comtree to be dropped

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 605 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrDropComtreeLink	(	comt_t &	comt,
		int &	lnk,
		ipa_t &	peerIp,
		ipp_t &	peerPort,
		fAdr_t &	peerAdr
	)

Extract a DROP_COMTREE_LINK control packet (request).

Parameters

comt	is the number of the comtree
lnk	is the number of the link to be dropped (may be zero)
peerIp	is the IP address used by the peer node (may be zero)
peerPort	is the port number used by the peer node (may be zero)
peerAdr	is the Forest address of the peer node

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 860 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrDropComtreeLinkReply ( RateSpec & availRates)

Extract a DROP_COMTREE_LINK control packet reply.

Parameters

availRates specifies the rates now available on the link

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 884 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrDropComtreeReply ( RateSpec & plnkAvailRates)

Extract a DROP_COMTREE control packet reply.

Parameters

plnkAvailRates specifies the rates now available on the link that connected the target router to its parent in the comtree

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 627 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrDropFilter ( int & filterNum)

Extract a DROP_FILTER control packet (request).

Parameters

filterNum is the index of the filter to be dropped

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1360 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrDropFilterReply ( )

Extract a DROP_FILTER control packet reply.

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1378 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrDropIface ( int & iface)

Extract a DROP_IFACE control packet (request).

Parameters

iface is the number of the interface to be dropped

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 145 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrDropIfaceReply ( )

Extract a DROP_IFACE control packet reply.

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 163 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrDropLink	(	int &	lnk,
		fAdr_t &	peerAdr
	)

Extract a DROP_LINK control packet (request).

Parameters

lnk	is the number of the link to be dropped (may be zero)
peerAdr	is the Forest address of the peer node, and is used to identify the link if lnk==0 (may be zero)

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 391 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrDropLinkReply ( )

Extract a DROP_LINK control packet reply.

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 410 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrDropRoute	(	comt_t &	comt,
		fAdr_t &	destAdr
	)

Extract a DROP_ROUTE control packet (request).

Parameters

comt	is the number of the comtree from which the route is to be dropped
destAdr	is the destination address for the route

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1054 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrDropRouteLink	(	comt_t &	comt,
		fAdr_t &	destAdr,
		int &	lnk
	)

Extract a DROP_ROUTE_LINK control packet (request).

Parameters

comt	is the number of the comtree for the route
destAdr	is the destination address for the route
lnk	is the number of a link to be dropped from the route

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1284 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrDropRouteLinkReply ( )

Extract a DROP_ROUTE_LINK control packet reply.

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1302 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrDropRouteReply ( )

Extract a DROP_ROUTE control packet reply.

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1072 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrEnablePacketLog	(	int &	enable,
		int &	local
	)

Extract a ENABLE_PACKET_LOG control packet (request).

Parameters

enable	is 1 if logging is to be turned on, else 0
local	is 1 if local logging is to be turned on, else 0

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1572 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrEnablePacketLogReply ( )

Extract a ENABLE_PACKET_LOG control packet reply.

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1590 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrError ( string & msg)

Extract an error reply packet.

The type field is assumed to be already set.

Parameters

msg	is an error message to be included in the body of the packet
true	if the control packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 70 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrGetComtree ( comt_t & comt)

Extract a GET_COMTREE control packet (request).

Parameters

comt	is the number of the comtree to be retrieved

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 691 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrGetComtreeLink	(	comt_t &	comt,
		int &	lnk
	)

Extract a GET_COMTREE_LINK control packet (request).

Parameters

comt	is the number of the comtree whose link is to be retrieved
lnk	is the number of the comtree link to be retrieved

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 954 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrGetComtreeLinkReply	(	comt_t &	comt,
		int &	lnk,
		RateSpec &	rates,
		int &	qid,
		fAdr_t &	dest
	)

Extract a GET_COMTREE_LINK control packet reply.

Parameters

comt	is the comtree number for the retrieved entry
lnk	is the link number for the retrieved comtree link
rates	is the rates for the comtree link
qid	is the queue number used by the comtree on the specified link
dest	is the allowed Forest address for unicast packets

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 985 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrGetComtreeReply	(	comt_t &	comt,
		int &	coreFlag,
		int &	plnk,
		int &	lnkCount
	)

Extract a GET_COMTREE control packet reply.

Parameters

comt	is the comtree number for the retrieved entry
coreFlag	is 1 if the router is a core node in the comtree, else 0
plnk	is the number of the link connecting to the comtree parent
lnkCount	is the number of comtree links at the router

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 719 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrGetComtreeSet	(	comt_t &	comt,
		int &	count
	)

Extract a GET_COMTREE_SET control packet (request).

Parameters

comt	is the number of the first comtree to be retrieved (if zero, start with first defined comtree)
count	is the number of entries to retrieve (at most 10)

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 742 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrGetComtreeSetReply	(	int &	count,
		comt_t &	nextc,
		string &	s
	)

Extract a GET_COMTREE_SET control packet reply.

Parameters

count	is the number of entries actually retirieved
next	is the number of the next comtree following the last one retrieved (or 0 if no more)

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 769 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrGetFilter ( int & filterNum)

Extract a GET_FILTER control packet (request).

Parameters

filterNum is the index of the filter to be modified

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1438 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrGetFilterReply ( string & filterString)

Extract a GET_FILTER control packet reply.

Parameters

filterString is the string describing the filter

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1460 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrGetFilterSet	(	int &	filterNum,
		int &	count
	)

Extract a GET_FILTER_SET control packet (request).

Parameters

filterNum	is the number of the first filter to be retrieved (if zero, start with first defined filter)
count	is the number of entries to retrieve (at most 10)

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1483 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrGetFilterSetReply	(	int &	count,
		int &	nexti,
		string &	s
	)

Extract a GET_FILTER_SET control packet reply.

Parameters

count	is the number of entries actually retirieved
next	is the number of the next filter following the last one retrieved (or 0 if no more)

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1508 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrGetIface ( int & iface)

Extract a GET_IFACE control packet (request).

Parameters

iface is the number of the interface to be retrieved

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 223 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrGetIfaceReply	(	int &	iface,
		ipa_t &	ip,
		ipp_t &	port,
		RateSpec &	rates,
		RateSpec &	availRates
	)

Extract a GET_IFACE control packet reply.

Parameters

iface	is the number of the interface
ip	is the IP address of the interface
port	is the port number of the interface
rates	is the interface rate spec
availRates	is the rate spec for the available rates at the interface

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 253 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrGetIfaceSet	(	int &	iface,
		int &	count
	)

Extract a GET_IFACE_SET control packet (request).

Parameters

iface	is the number of the first interface to be retrieved (if zero, start with first defined interface)
count	is the number of entries to retrieve (at most 10)

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 276 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrGetIfaceSetReply	(	int &	count,
		int &	nexti,
		string &	s
	)

Extract a GET_IFACE_SET control packet reply.

Parameters

count	is the number of entries actually retirieved
next	is the number of the next interface following the last one retrieved (or 0 if no more)

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 302 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrGetLink ( int & lnk)

Extract a GET_LINK control packet (request).

Parameters

lnk	is the number of the link to be retrieved

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 470 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrGetLinkReply	(	int &	lnk,
		int &	iface,
		Forest::ntyp_t &	ntyp,
		ipa_t &	peerIp,
		ipp_t &	peerPort,
		fAdr_t &	peerAdr,
		RateSpec &	rates,
		RateSpec &	availRates
	)

Extract a GET_LINK control packet reply.

Parameters

lnk	is the link number for the retrieved entry

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 495 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrGetLinkSet	(	int &	lnk,
		int &	count
	)

Extract a GET_LINK_SET control packet (request).

Parameters

lnk	is the number of the first link to be retrieved (if zero, start with first defined link)
count	is the number of entries to retrieve (at most 10)

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 522 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrGetLinkSetReply	(	int &	count,
		int &	nexti,
		string &	s
	)

Extract a GET_LINK_SET control packet reply.

Parameters

count	is the number of entries actually retirieved
next	is the number of the next link following the last one retrieved (or 0 if no more)

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 546 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrGetLoggedPackets ( )

Extract a GET_LOGGED_PACKETS control packet (request).

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1525 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrGetLoggedPacketsReply	(	int &	count,
		string &	logString
	)

Extract a GET_LOGGED_PACKETS control packet reply.

Parameters

count	is the number of packets in the log string
logString	is the string describing the logged packets

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1549 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrGetRoute	(	comt_t &	comt,
		fAdr_t &	destAdr
	)

Extract a GET_ROUTE control packet (request).

Parameters

comt	is the number of the route to be retrieved
destAdr	is the destination addre ss for the route

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1139 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrGetRouteReply	(	comt_t &	comt,
		fAdr_t &	destAdr,
		int &	lnk
	)

Extract a GET_ROUTE control packet reply.

Parameters

comt	is the number of the comtree
destAdr	is the destination address for the route
lnk	is the number of an output link for the route

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1165 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrGetRouteSet	(	int &	rtx,
		int &	count
	)

Extract a GET_ROUTE_SET control packet (request).

Parameters

rtx	is the index of the first route to be retrieved (if zero, start with first defined route)
count	is the number of entries to retrieve (at most 10)

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1190 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrGetRouteSetReply	(	int &	count,
		int &	nextRtx,
		string &	s
	)

Extract a GET_ROUTE_SET control packet reply.

Parameters

count	is the number of entries actually retirieved
nextRtx	is the number of the next route following the last one retrieved (or 0 if no more)

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1217 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrModComtree	(	comt_t &	comt,
		int &	coreFlag,
		int &	plnk
	)

Extract a MOD_COMTREE control packet (request).

Parameters

comt	is the number of the comtree to be modified
coreFlag	is 1 if the target router is a core node in the comtree, else 0
plnk	is the link number for the link connecting to the comtree parent

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 653 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrModComtreeLink	(	comt_t &	comt,
		int &	lnk,
		RateSpec &	rates
	)

Extract a MOD_COMTREE_LINK control packet (request).

Parameters

comt	is the number of the comtree
lnk	is the number of the link to be modified
rates	is the new rates for the comtree link

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 909 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrModComtreeLinkReply ( RateSpec & availRates)

Extract a MOD_COMTREE_LINK control packet reply.

Parameters

availRates specifies the rates now available on the link

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 931 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrModComtreeReply ( )

Extract a MOD_COMTREE control packet reply.

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 671 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrModFilter	(	int &	filterNum,
		string &	filterString
	)

Extract a MOD_FILTER control packet (request).

Parameters

filterNum	is the index of the filter to be modified
filterString	is the string describing the filter

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1400 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrModFilterReply ( )

Extract a MOD_FILTER control packet reply.

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1418 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrModIface	(	int &	iface,
		RateSpec &	rates
	)

Extract a MOD_IFACE control packet (request).

Parameters

iface	is the number of the interface to be modified
rates	is the new interface rate spec

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 185 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrModIfaceReply ( )

Extract a MOD_IFACE control packet reply.

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 203 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrModLink	(	int &	lnk,
		RateSpec &	rates
	)

Extract a MOD_LINK control packet (request).

Parameters

lnk	is the number of the link to be modified
rates	is the new link rate spec

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 432 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrModLinkReply ( )

Extract a MOD_LINK control packet reply.

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 450 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrModRoute	(	comt_t &	comt,
		fAdr_t &	destAdr,
		int &	lnk
	)

Extract a MOD_ROUTE control packet (request).

Parameters

comt	is the number of the comtree for which a route is to be modified
destAdr	is the destination address for the route
lnk	is the number of an output link for the route

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1097 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrModRouteReply ( )

Extract a MOD_ROUTE control packet reply.

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1115 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrNewSession	(	ipa_t &	clientIp,
		RateSpec &	rates
	)

Extract a NEW_SESSION control packet (request).

Parameters

clientIp	is the IP address of the client starting a new session
rates	is the rates requested for the client's access link

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1612 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrNewSessionReply	(	fAdr_t &	clientAdr,
		fAdr_t &	rtrAdr,
		ipa_t &	rtrIp,
		ipp_t &	rtrPort,
		uint64_t &	nonce
	)

Extract a NEW_SESSION control packet reply.

Parameters

clientAdr	is the Forest address assigned to the client
rtrAdr	is the Forest address of the client's assigned access router
rtrIp	is the IP address for the interface of the client's access router
rtrPort	is the port number for the interface of the client's access router
nonce	is the nonce to be used by the client when connecting to the access router

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1645 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrSetLeafRange	(	fAdr_t &	firstAdr,
		fAdr_t &	lastAdr
	)

Extract a SET_LEAF_RANGE control packet (request).

Parameters

firstAdr	is the first Forest address in the leaf range
lastAdr	is the last Forest address in the leaf range

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1840 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

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bool forest::CtlPkt::xtrSetLeafRangeReply ( )

Extract a SET_LEAF_RANGE control packet reply.

Returns: true if the extracted packet passes basic checks

Definition at line 1858 of file CtlPkt.cpp.

The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

forest-net/cpp/include/CtlPkt.h
forest-net/cpp/include/CtlPktDoowon.h
forest-net/cpp/include/CtlPktFeng.h
forest-net/cpp/include/CtlPktSav.h
forest-net/cpp/include/CtlPktX.h
forest-net/cpp/common/CtlPkt.cpp
forest-net/cpp/common/CtlPktDoowon.cpp
forest-net/cpp/common/CtlPktSav.cpp
forest-net/cpp/common/CtlPktX.cpp

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