#include <stdint.h>
#include <stddef.h>
#include <stdbool.h>

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Macros
#define	MIP_DIAG_INC(counter, amount) (void)amount

#define	MIP_DIAG_ZERO(counter) (void)0

Typedefs
typedef int_least16_t	remaining_count

typedef timestamp_type	timeout_type

typedef uint64_t	timestamp_type
	Type used for packet timestamps and timeouts. More...

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ MIP_DIAG_INC

#define MIP_DIAG_INC	(	counter,
		amount
	)	(void)amount

Definition at line 48 of file mip_types.h.

◆ MIP_DIAG_ZERO

#define MIP_DIAG_ZERO ( counter ) (void)0

Definition at line 50 of file mip_types.h.

Typedef Documentation

◆ remaining_count

typedef int_least16_t remaining_count

Definition at line 16 of file mip_types.h.

◆ timeout_type

typedef timestamp_type timeout_type

Definition at line 35 of file mip_types.h.

◆ timestamp_type

typedef uint64_t timestamp_type

Type used for packet timestamps and timeouts.

Timestamps must be monotonic except for overflow at the maximum value back to 0. The units can be anything, but typically are milliseconds. Choose a long enough unit so that consecutive calls to the parser will not exceed half of the maximum value for this type. For milliseconds, the time to overflow is approximately 50 days, so the parser should be invoked at least every 25 days. Failure to observe this requirement may result in false timeouts or delays in getting parsed packets.

Definition at line 32 of file mip_types.h.

Macros