#include <agnix/agnix.h>#include <agnix/adi/adi.h>#include <agnix/init.h>#include <agnix/net/net.h>#include <agnix/memory.h>#include <agnix/strings.h>#include <agnix/console.h>#include <agnix/types.h>Include dependency graph for core.c:
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| #define | MOD_NAME "NET: " |
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| int | net_addr (char *addr, struct net_addr_s *net_addr) |
| int | net_layer_3_init (void) |
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Definition at line 25 of file core.c. Referenced by agnix_console_arp_request(), and agnix_console_net_ifconfig(). 00026 {
00027 char buf[NET_ADDR_STRING_MAX_LEN];
00028 char *ptr;
00029 int i, j;
00030 int dots;
00031
00032 j = 0;
00033 dots = 0;
00034 for (i = 0; i < NET_ADDR_STRING_MAX_LEN; i++) {
00035 if (addr[i] == '.' && j > 0) {
00036 buf[i] = 0;
00037 j = 0;
00038 dots++;
00039 if (dots > 3)
00040 return -1;
00041
00042 } else
00043 if ((addr[i] >= '0') && (addr[i] <= '9') && (j < 3)) {
00044 buf[i] = addr[i];
00045 j++;
00046 } else
00047 if (addr[i] == 0 || addr[i] == '\n')
00048 break;
00049 else
00050 return -1;
00051 }
00052
00053 if ((dots != 3) || (addr[i - 1] == '.'))
00054 return -1;
00055
00056 buf[i] = 0;
00057 net_addr->address[0] = (u8)atoi(buf);
00058 ptr = buf + strlen(buf) + 1;
00059 net_addr->address[1] = (u8)atoi(ptr);
00060 ptr += strlen(ptr) + 1;
00061 net_addr->address[2] = (u8)atoi(ptr);
00062 ptr += strlen(ptr) + 1;
00063 net_addr->address[3] = (u8)atoi(ptr);
00064
00065 return 0;
00066 }
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Definition at line 68 of file core.c. References MOD_NAME, net_layer_3_ip_init(), and printk(). Referenced by network_init(). 00069 {
00070 printk(MOD_NAME "\tLayer 3: core");
00071
00072 net_layer_3_ip_init();
00073
00074 printk("\n");
00075
00076 return 0;
00077 }
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