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ost::NetworkDeviceInfo(3) Library Functions Manual ost::NetworkDeviceInfo(3)
NAME
ost::NetworkDeviceInfo -
Network device information class.
SYNOPSIS
#include <network.h>
Public Member Functions
NetworkDeviceInfo (const NetworkDeviceInfo &ndi)
~NetworkDeviceInfo ()
const String & name () const
Returns the Name of the network device.
const InetHostAddress & address () const
Returns the Address of the network device.
const BroadcastAddress & broadcast () const
Returns the Broadcast address of the network device.
const InetMaskAddress & netmask () const
Returns the Netmask of the network device.
const int mtu () const
Returns the MTU.
Protected Member Functions
NetworkDeviceInfo (const String &name, const InetHostAddress &addr, const BroadcastAddress &broadcast, const InetMaskAddress &netmask, int
mtu)
Friends
__EXPORT bool enumNetworkDevices (std::vector< NetworkDeviceInfo > &devs)
Enumerate all available network devices.
Detailed Description
Network device information class.
This class is used to hold various informations about a TCP/IP network device. Which can be obtained by a call to enumNetworkDevices()
Author:
Christian Prochnow cproch@seculogix.de
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
ost::NetworkDeviceInfo::NetworkDeviceInfo (const String &name, const InetHostAddress &addr, const BroadcastAddress &broadcast, const
InetMaskAddress &netmask, intmtu) [protected]
ost::NetworkDeviceInfo::NetworkDeviceInfo (const NetworkDeviceInfo &ndi)
ost::NetworkDeviceInfo::~NetworkDeviceInfo ()
Member Function Documentation
const InetHostAddress& ost::NetworkDeviceInfo::address () const [inline]
Returns the Address of the network device.
const BroadcastAddress& ost::NetworkDeviceInfo::broadcast () const [inline]
Returns the Broadcast address of the network device.
const int ost::NetworkDeviceInfo::mtu () const [inline]
Returns the MTU.
const String& ost::NetworkDeviceInfo::name () const [inline]
Returns the Name of the network device.
const InetMaskAddress& ost::NetworkDeviceInfo::netmask () const [inline]
Returns the Netmask of the network device.
Friends And Related Function Documentation
__EXPORT bool enumNetworkDevices (std::vector< NetworkDeviceInfo > &devs) [friend]
Enumerate all available network devices.
Author
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