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*
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#ifndef IPV4_INTERFACE_ADDRESS_H
#define IPV4_INTERFACE_ADDRESS_H
#include <stdint.h>
#include <ostream>
#include "ns3/ipv4-address.h"
namespace ns3 {
/**
* \ingroup address
*
* \brief a class to store IPv4 address information on an interface
*
* Corresponds to Linux struct in_ifaddr. A list of these addresses
* is stored in Ipv4Interface. This class is modelled after how current
* Linux handles IP aliasing for IPv4. Notably, aliasing of IPv4
* interfaces (e.g., "eth0:1") is not used, and instead an interface
* is assigned possibly multiple addresses, with each address being
* classified as being primary and secondary. See the iproute2
* documentation for this distinction.
*/
class Ipv4InterfaceAddress
{
public:
enum InterfaceAddressScope_e {
HOST,
LINK,
GLOBAL
};
Ipv4InterfaceAddress ();
// Configure m_local, m_mask, and m_broadcast from the below constructor
Ipv4InterfaceAddress (Ipv4Address local, Ipv4Mask mask);
Ipv4InterfaceAddress (const Ipv4InterfaceAddress &o);
void SetLocal (Ipv4Address local);
Ipv4Address GetLocal (void) const;
void SetMask (Ipv4Mask mask);
Ipv4Mask GetMask (void) const;
void SetBroadcast (Ipv4Address broadcast);
Ipv4Address GetBroadcast (void) const;
void SetScope (Ipv4InterfaceAddress::InterfaceAddressScope_e scope);
Ipv4InterfaceAddress::InterfaceAddressScope_e GetScope (void) const;
bool IsSecondary (void) const;
void SetSecondary (void);
void SetPrimary (void);
private:
Ipv4Address m_local; // Interface address
// Note: m_peer may be added in future when necessary
// Ipv4Address m_peer; // Peer destination address (in Linux: m_address)
Ipv4Mask m_mask; // Network mask
Ipv4Address m_broadcast; // Broadcast address
InterfaceAddressScope_e m_scope;
bool m_secondary; // For use in multihoming
friend bool operator == (Ipv4InterfaceAddress const &a, Ipv4InterfaceAddress const &b);
friend bool operator != (Ipv4InterfaceAddress const &a, Ipv4InterfaceAddress const &b);
};
std::ostream& operator<< (std::ostream& os, const Ipv4InterfaceAddress &addr);
inline bool operator == (const Ipv4InterfaceAddress &a, const Ipv4InterfaceAddress &b)
{
return (a.m_local == b.m_local && a.m_mask == b.m_mask &&
a.m_broadcast == b.m_broadcast && a.m_scope == b.m_scope && a.m_secondary == b.m_secondary);
}
inline bool operator != (const Ipv4InterfaceAddress &a, const Ipv4InterfaceAddress &b)
{
return (a.m_local != b.m_local || a.m_mask != b.m_mask ||
a.m_broadcast != b.m_broadcast || a.m_scope != b.m_scope || a.m_secondary != b.m_secondary);
}
} // namespace ns3
#endif /* IPV4_ADDRESS_H */
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