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| MDCHAIN(9) | Kernel Developer's Manual | MDCHAIN(9) |
NAME¶
mdchain, md_initm,
md_done, md_append_record,
md_next_record, md_get_uint8,
md_get_uint16,
md_get_uint16be,
md_get_uint16le,
md_get_uint32,
md_get_uint32be,
md_get_uint32le, md_get_int64,
md_get_int64be,
md_get_int64le, md_get_mem,
md_get_mbuf, md_get_uio
—
SYNOPSIS¶
options LIBMCHAIN kldload
libmchain
#include <sys/param.h>
#include <sys/uio.h>
#include <sys/mchain.h>
void
md_initm(struct
mdchain *mdp, struct mbuf
*m);
void
md_done(struct
mdchain *mdp);
void
md_append_record(struct
mdchain *mdp, struct mbuf
*top);
int
md_next_record(struct
mdchain *mdp);
int
md_get_uint8(struct
mdchain *mdp, uint8_t
*x);
int
md_get_uint16(struct
mdchain *mdp, uint16_t
*x);
int
md_get_uint16be(struct
mdchain *mdp, uint16_t
*x);
int
md_get_uint16le(struct
mdchain *mdp, uint16_t
*x);
int
md_get_uint32(struct
mdchain *mdp, uint32_t
*x);
int
md_get_uint32be(struct
mdchain *mdp, uint32_t
*x);
int
md_get_uint32le(struct
mdchain *mdp, uint32_t
*x);
int
md_get_int64(struct
mdchain *mdp, int64_t
*x);
int
md_get_int64be(struct
mdchain *mdp, int64_t
*x);
int
md_get_int64le(struct
mdchain *mdp, int64_t
*x);
int
md_get_mem(struct
mdchain *mdp, caddr_t
target, int size,
int type);
int
md_get_mbuf(struct
mdchain *mdp, int
size, struct mbuf
**m);
int
md_get_uio(struct
mdchain *mdp, struct uio
*uiop, int
size);
DESCRIPTION¶
These functions are used to decompose mbuf chains to various data types. The mdchain structure is used as a working context and should be initialized through a call of themb_initm()
function. It has the following fields:
- md_top
- (struct mbuf *) A pointer to the top of the parsed mbuf chain.
- md_cur
- (struct mbuf *) A pointer to the currently parsed mbuf.
- md_pas
- (int) Offset in the current mbuf.
The md_done() function disposes of an mbuf
chain pointed to by the mdp->md_top field and sets
the field to NULL.
The md_append_record() appends a new mbuf
chain using m_nextpkt field to form a single linked
list of mbuf chains. If the mdp->md_top field is
NULL, then this function behaves exactly as the
md_initm() function.
The md_next_record() function extracts the
next mbuf chain and disposes the current one, if any. For a new mbuf chain
it calls the md_initm() function. If there is no
data left the function returns ENOENT.
All md_get_*() functions perform an actual
copy of the data from an mbuf chain. Functions which have
le or be suffixes will
perform conversion to the little- or big-endian data formats.
md_get_mem() function copies
size bytes of data specified by the
source argument from an mbuf chain. The
type argument specifies the method used to perform a
copy, and can be one of the following:
MB_MSYSTEM- Use the
bcopy() function. MB_MUSER- Use the copyin(9) function.
MB_MINLINE- Use an “inline” loop which does not call any function.
If target is NULL,
an actual copy is not performed and the function just skips the given number
of bytes.
RETURN VALUES¶
All int functions return zero if successful, otherwise an error code is returned.Note: after failure of any function, an mbuf
chain is left in the broken state and only the
md_done() function can safely be called to destroy
it.
EXAMPLES¶
struct mdchain *mdp;
struct mbuf *m;
uint16_t length;
uint8_t byte;
receive(so, &m);
md_initm(mdp, m);
if (md_get_uint8(mdp, &byte) != 0 ||
md_get_uint16le(mdp, &length) != 0)
error = EBADRPC;
mb_done(mdp);
SEE ALSO¶
mbchain(9), mbuf(9)AUTHORS¶
This manual page was written by Boris Popov <bp@FreeBSD.org>.| February 28, 2001 | Linux 4.9.0-9-amd64 |