Controls standard stack/interface options and capabilities. More...

Data Structures
struct	SlNetIf_Config_t
	SlNetIf_Config_t structure contains all the function callbacks that are expected to be filled by the relevant network stack interface Each interface has different capabilities, so not all the API's must be supported therefore an API's can be defined as: More...

struct	SlNetIf_t
	The SlNetIf_t structure holds the configuration of the interface Its ID, name, flags and the configuration list - SlNetIf_Config_t. More...

Macros
#define	SLNETIF_ID_1 (1 << 0)

#define	SLNETIF_ID_2 (1 << 1)

#define	SLNETIF_ID_3 (1 << 2)

#define	SLNETIF_ID_4 (1 << 3)

#define	SLNETIF_ID_5 (1 << 4)

#define	SLNETIF_ID_6 (1 << 5)

#define	SLNETIF_ID_7 (1 << 6)

#define	SLNETIF_ID_8 (1 << 7)

#define	SLNETIF_ID_9 (1 << 8)

#define	SLNETIF_ID_10 (1 << 9)

#define	SLNETIF_ID_11 (1 << 10)

#define	SLNETIF_ID_12 (1 << 11)

#define	SLNETIF_ID_13 (1 << 12)

#define	SLNETIF_ID_14 (1 << 13)

#define	SLNETIF_ID_15 (1 << 14)

#define	SLNETIF_ID_16 (1 << 15)

#define	SLNETIF_MAX_IF (16)

#define	ONLY_ONE_BIT_IS_SET(x) (((x > 0) && ((x & (x - 1)) == 0))?true:false)

#define	SLNETIF_STATUS_DISCONNECTED (0)

#define	SLNETIF_STATUS_CONNECTED (1)

#define	SLNETIF_ADDR_CFG_UNKNOWN (0)

#define	SLNETIF_ADDR_CFG_DHCP (1)

#define	SLNETIF_ADDR_CFG_DHCP_LLA (2)

#define	SLNETIF_ADDR_CFG_STATIC (4)

#define	SLNETIF_ADDR_CFG_STATELESS (5)

#define	SLNETIF_ADDR_CFG_STATEFUL (6)

#define	SLNETIF_SEC_OBJ_TYPE_RSA_PRIVATE_KEY (1)

#define	SLNETIF_SEC_OBJ_TYPE_CERTIFICATE (2)

#define	SLNETIF_SEC_OBJ_TYPE_DH_KEY (3)

#define	SLNETIF_QUERY_IF_STATE_BIT (1 << 0)

#define	SLNETIF_QUERY_IF_CONNECTION_STATUS_BIT (1 << 1)

#define	SLNETIF_QUERY_IF_ALLOW_PARTIAL_MATCH_BIT (1 << 2)

Typedefs
typedef struct SlNetIf_Config_t	SlNetIf_Config_t
	SlNetIf_Config_t structure contains all the function callbacks that are expected to be filled by the relevant network stack interface Each interface has different capabilities, so not all the API's must be supported therefore an API's can be defined as: More...

typedef struct SlNetIf_t	SlNetIf_t
	The SlNetIf_t structure holds the configuration of the interface Its ID, name, flags and the configuration list - SlNetIf_Config_t. More...

Enumerations
enum	SlNetIfState_e { SLNETIF_STATE_DISABLE = 0, SLNETIF_STATE_ENABLE = 1 }
	Interface state bit pool to be used in set interface state function. More...

enum	SlNetIfAddressType_e { SLNETIF_IPV4_ADDR = 0, SLNETIF_IPV6_ADDR_LOCAL = 1, SLNETIF_IPV6_ADDR_GLOBAL = 2 }
	Address type enum to be used in get ip address function. More...

Functions
int32_t	SlNetIf_init (int32_t flags)
	Initialize the SlNetIf module. More...

int32_t	SlNetIf_add (uint16_t ifID, char ifName, const SlNetIf_Config_t ifConf, uint8_t priority)
	Add a new SlNetIf-compatible interface to the system. More...

SlNetIf_t *	SlNetIf_getIfByID (uint16_t ifID)
	Get interface configuration from interface ID. More...

SlNetIf_t *	SlNetIf_queryIf (uint32_t ifBitmap, uint32_t queryBitmap)
	Query for the highest priority interface, given a list of interfaces and properties. More...

const char *	SlNetIf_getNameByID (uint16_t ifID)
	Get interface Name from interface ID. More...

int32_t	SlNetIf_getIDByName (char *ifName)
	Get interface ID from interface name. More...

int32_t	SlNetIf_getPriority (uint16_t ifID)
	Get interface priority. More...

int32_t	SlNetIf_setPriority (uint16_t ifID, uint8_t priority)
	Set interface priority. More...

int32_t	SlNetIf_setState (uint16_t ifID, SlNetIfState_e ifState)
	Set interface state. More...

int32_t	SlNetIf_getState (uint16_t ifID)
	Get interface state. More...

int32_t	SlNetIf_getConnectionStatus (uint16_t ifID)
	Get the connection status of an interface. More...

int32_t	SlNetIf_getIPAddr (uint16_t ifID, SlNetIfAddressType_e addrType, uint16_t addrConfig, uint32_t ipAddr)
	Get IP Address of specific interface. More...

int32_t	SlNetIf_loadSecObj (uint16_t objType, char objName, int16_t objNameLen, uint8_t objBuff, int16_t objBuffLen, uint32_t ifBitmap)
	Load/unload/replace a secure object into a network interface/stack. More...

Detailed Description

Controls standard stack/interface options and capabilities.

Macro Definition Documentation

§ SLNETIF_ID_1

#define SLNETIF_ID_1 (1 << 0)

Interface ID 1

§ SLNETIF_ID_2

#define SLNETIF_ID_2 (1 << 1)

Interface ID 2

§ SLNETIF_ID_3

#define SLNETIF_ID_3 (1 << 2)

Interface ID 3

§ SLNETIF_ID_4

#define SLNETIF_ID_4 (1 << 3)

Interface ID 4

§ SLNETIF_ID_5

#define SLNETIF_ID_5 (1 << 4)

Interface ID 5

§ SLNETIF_ID_6

#define SLNETIF_ID_6 (1 << 5)

Interface ID 6

§ SLNETIF_ID_7

#define SLNETIF_ID_7 (1 << 6)

Interface ID 7

§ SLNETIF_ID_8

#define SLNETIF_ID_8 (1 << 7)

Interface ID 8

§ SLNETIF_ID_9

#define SLNETIF_ID_9 (1 << 8)

Interface ID 9

§ SLNETIF_ID_10

#define SLNETIF_ID_10 (1 << 9)

Interface ID 10

§ SLNETIF_ID_11

#define SLNETIF_ID_11 (1 << 10)

Interface ID 11

§ SLNETIF_ID_12

#define SLNETIF_ID_12 (1 << 11)

Interface ID 12

§ SLNETIF_ID_13

#define SLNETIF_ID_13 (1 << 12)

Interface ID 13

§ SLNETIF_ID_14

#define SLNETIF_ID_14 (1 << 13)

Interface ID 14

§ SLNETIF_ID_15

#define SLNETIF_ID_15 (1 << 14)

Interface ID 15

§ SLNETIF_ID_16

#define SLNETIF_ID_16 (1 << 15)

Interface ID 16

§ SLNETIF_MAX_IF

#define SLNETIF_MAX_IF (16)

Maximum interface

§ ONLY_ONE_BIT_IS_SET

#define ONLY_ONE_BIT_IS_SET ( x ) (((x > 0) && ((x & (x - 1)) == 0))?true:false)

§ SLNETIF_STATUS_DISCONNECTED

#define SLNETIF_STATUS_DISCONNECTED (0)

§ SLNETIF_STATUS_CONNECTED

#define SLNETIF_STATUS_CONNECTED (1)

§ SLNETIF_ADDR_CFG_UNKNOWN

#define SLNETIF_ADDR_CFG_UNKNOWN (0)

§ SLNETIF_ADDR_CFG_DHCP

#define SLNETIF_ADDR_CFG_DHCP (1)

§ SLNETIF_ADDR_CFG_DHCP_LLA

#define SLNETIF_ADDR_CFG_DHCP_LLA (2)

§ SLNETIF_ADDR_CFG_STATIC

#define SLNETIF_ADDR_CFG_STATIC (4)

§ SLNETIF_ADDR_CFG_STATELESS

#define SLNETIF_ADDR_CFG_STATELESS (5)

§ SLNETIF_ADDR_CFG_STATEFUL

#define SLNETIF_ADDR_CFG_STATEFUL (6)

§ SLNETIF_SEC_OBJ_TYPE_RSA_PRIVATE_KEY

#define SLNETIF_SEC_OBJ_TYPE_RSA_PRIVATE_KEY (1)

§ SLNETIF_SEC_OBJ_TYPE_CERTIFICATE

#define SLNETIF_SEC_OBJ_TYPE_CERTIFICATE (2)

§ SLNETIF_SEC_OBJ_TYPE_DH_KEY

#define SLNETIF_SEC_OBJ_TYPE_DH_KEY (3)

§ SLNETIF_QUERY_IF_STATE_BIT

#define SLNETIF_QUERY_IF_STATE_BIT (1 << 0)

Check if interface state is enabled.

See also: SlNetIf_queryIf()

§ SLNETIF_QUERY_IF_CONNECTION_STATUS_BIT

#define SLNETIF_QUERY_IF_CONNECTION_STATUS_BIT (1 << 1)

Check if interface connection status is connected.

See also: SlNetIf_queryIf()

§ SLNETIF_QUERY_IF_ALLOW_PARTIAL_MATCH_BIT

#define SLNETIF_QUERY_IF_ALLOW_PARTIAL_MATCH_BIT (1 << 2)

Enable last partial match in an interface search, if no existing interface matches the query completely.

See also: SlNetIf_queryIf()

Typedef Documentation

§ SlNetIf_Config_t

typedef struct SlNetIf_Config_t SlNetIf_Config_t

SlNetIf_Config_t structure contains all the function callbacks that are expected to be filled by the relevant network stack interface
Each interface has different capabilities, so not all the API's must be supported therefore an API's can be defined as:

Mandatory API's - must be supported by the interface in order to be part of SlNetSock layer
Non-Mandatory API's - can be supported, but not mandatory for basic SlNetSock proper operation

Note: Interface that is not supporting a non-mandatory API should set it to NULL in its function list

See also: SlNetIf_Config_t

§ SlNetIf_t

typedef struct SlNetIf_t SlNetIf_t

The SlNetIf_t structure holds the configuration of the interface Its ID, name, flags and the configuration list - SlNetIf_Config_t.

Enumeration Type Documentation

§ SlNetIfState_e

enum SlNetIfState_e

Interface state bit pool to be used in set interface state function.

Enumerator
SLNETIF_STATE_DISABLE
SLNETIF_STATE_ENABLE

§ SlNetIfAddressType_e

enum SlNetIfAddressType_e

Address type enum to be used in get ip address function.

Enumerator
SLNETIF_IPV4_ADDR
SLNETIF_IPV6_ADDR_LOCAL
SLNETIF_IPV6_ADDR_GLOBAL

Function Documentation

§ SlNetIf_init()

int32_t SlNetIf_init ( int32_t flags )

Initialize the SlNetIf module.

Parameters

[in] flags For future usage, The value 0 may be used in order to run the default flags

Returns: Zero on success, or negative error code on failure

Examples: int32_t retval;
retval = SlNetIf_init(0);

§ SlNetIf_add()

int32_t SlNetIf_add	(	uint16_t	ifID,
		char *	ifName,
		const SlNetIf_Config_t *	ifConf,
		uint8_t	priority
	)

Add a new SlNetIf-compatible interface to the system.

The SlNetIf_add function allows the application to add specific interfaces with their priorities and function list.
This function gives full control to the application on the interfaces.

Parameters

[in]	ifID	Specifies the interface which needs to be added. The values of the interface identifier is defined with the prefix SLNETIF_ID_ which defined in slnetif.h
[in]	ifName	Specifies the name of the interface, Note: Can be set to NULL, but when set to NULL cannot be used with SlNetIf_getIDByName()
[in]	ifConf	Specifies the function list for the interface
[in]	priority	Specifies the priority of the interface (In ascending order). Note: maximum priority is 15

Returns: Zero on success, or negative error code on failure

Note: SlNetIf_* functions are not thread safe! Users are responsible for serializing all calls into the SlNetIf module.

Examples: /* Add CC32XX interface */
int32_t retval;
uint8_t priority = 10;
retval = SlNetIf_add(SLNETIF_ID_1, "CC32XX", &SlNetIfConfigWifi, priority);
/* Add NDK interface (without TLS) */
int32_t retval;
uint8_t priority = 9;
retval = SlNetIf_add(SLNETIF_ID_2, "eth0", &SlNetIfConfigNDK, priority);
/* Add NDK interface (with TLS) */
int32_t retval;
uint8_t priority = 8;
retval = SlNetIf_add(SLNETIF_ID_3, "eth0", &SlNetIfConfigNDKSec, priority);

§ SlNetIf_getIfByID()

SlNetIf_t* SlNetIf_getIfByID ( uint16_t ifID )

Get interface configuration from interface ID.

The SlNetIf_getIfByID function retrieves the configuration of the requested interface.

Parameters

[in] ifID Specifies the interface which its configuration needs to be retrieved.
The values of the interface identifier is defined with the prefix SLNETIF_ID_ which defined in slnetif.h

Returns: A pointer to the configuration of the interface on success, or NULL on failure

See also: SlNetIf_add()

Note: SlNetIf_* functions are not thread safe! Users are responsible for serializing all calls into the SlNetIf module.

Examples: SlNetIf_t *pIf = NULL;
pIf = SlNetIf_getIfByID(SLNETIF_ID_1);

§ SlNetIf_queryIf()

SlNetIf_t* SlNetIf_queryIf	(	uint32_t	ifBitmap,
		uint32_t	queryBitmap
	)

Query for the highest priority interface, given a list of interfaces and properties.

Parameters

[in]	ifBitmap	The bit-wise OR of interfaces to be searched. Note: Zero is currently not valid.
[in]	queryBitmap	The bit-wise OR of additional query criteria.

Remarks

queryBitmap can be set to :

Returns: A pointer to the configuration of a found interface on success, or NULL on failure

See also: SlNetIf_add()

Note: SlNetIf_* functions are not thread safe! Users are responsible for serializing all calls into the SlNetIf module.

Examples: SlNetIf_t *pIf;
pIf = SlNetIf_queryIf(SLNETIF_ID_1 | SLNETIF_ID_2 | SLNETIF_ID_3,
SLNETIF_QUERY_IF_STATE_BIT | SLNETIF_QUERY_IF_CONNECTION_STATUS_BIT);

§ SlNetIf_getNameByID()

const char* SlNetIf_getNameByID ( uint16_t ifID )

Get interface Name from interface ID.

The SlNetIf_getNameByID function retrieves the name of the requested interface.

Parameters

[in] ifID Specifies the interface which its name needs to be retrieved.
The values of the interface identifier is defined with the prefix SLNETIF_ID_ which defined in slnetif.h

Returns: A pointer to the name of the interface on success, or NULL on failure

See also: SlNetIf_add(); SlNetIf_getIDByName()

Note: SlNetIf_* functions are not thread safe! Users are responsible for serializing all calls into the SlNetIf module.

Examples: const char *pName = NULL;
pName = SlNetIf_getNameByID(SLNETIF_ID_1);

§ SlNetIf_getIDByName()

int32_t SlNetIf_getIDByName ( char * ifName )

Get interface ID from interface name.

The SlNetIf_getIDByName function retrieves the interface identifier of the requested interface name.

Parameters

[in] ifName Specifies the interface which its interface identifier needs to be retrieved.

Returns: The interface identifier value of the interface on success, or negative error code on failure The values of the interface identifier is defined with the prefix SLNETIF_ID_ which defined in slnetif.h

See also: SlNetIf_add(); SlNetIf_getNameByID(); SlNetSock_getIfID()

Note

- Input NULL as ifName will return error code.

When using more than one interface with the same name, the ID of the highest priority interface will be returned

SlNetIf_* functions are not thread safe! Users are responsible for serializing all calls into the SlNetIf module.

Examples: int32_t retval;
retval = SlNetIf_getIDByName("CC32XX");

§ SlNetIf_getPriority()

int32_t SlNetIf_getPriority ( uint16_t ifID )

Get interface priority.

The SlNetIf_getPriority function retrieves the priority of the interface.

Parameters

[in] ifID Specifies the interface which its priority needs to be retrieved.
The values of the interface identifier is defined with the prefix SLNETIF_ID_ which defined in slnetif.h

Returns: The priority value of the interface on success, or negative error code on failure

See also: SlNetIf_add(); SlNetIf_setPriority()

Note: SlNetIf_* functions are not thread safe! Users are responsible for serializing all calls into the SlNetIf module.

Examples: int16_t pri;
pri = SlNetIf_getPriority(SLNETIF_ID_1);

§ SlNetIf_setPriority()

int32_t SlNetIf_setPriority	(	uint16_t	ifID,
		uint8_t	priority
	)

Set interface priority.

The SlNetIf_setPriority function sets new priority to the requested interface.

Parameters

[in]	ifID	Specifies the interface which its priority needs to be changed. The values of the interface identifier is defined with the prefix SLNETIF_ID_ which defined in slnetif.h
[in]	priority	Specifies the priority needs to be set. (In ascending order) Note: maximum priority is 15

Returns: Zero on success, or negative error code on failure

See also: SlNetIf_add(); SlNetIf_getPriority()

Note: SlNetIf_* functions are not thread safe! Users are responsible for serializing all calls into the SlNetIf module.

Examples: int32_t retval;
retval = SlNetIf_setPriority(SLNETIF_ID_1, 11);

§ SlNetIf_setState()

int32_t SlNetIf_setState	(	uint16_t	ifID,
		SlNetIfState_e	ifState
	)

Set interface state.

Enable or disable the interface.

Parameters

[in]	ifID	Specifies the interface which its state needs to be changed. The values of the interface identifier is defined with the prefix SLNETIF_ID_ which defined in slnetif.h
[in]	ifState	Specifies the interface state. The values of the interface state are defined with the prefix SLNETIF_INTERFACE_ which defined in slnetif.h

Returns: Zero on success, or negative error code on failure

See also: SlNetIf_add(); SlNetIf_getState()

Note: SlNetIf_* functions are not thread safe! Users are responsible for serializing all calls into the SlNetIf module.

Examples: int32_t retval;
retval = SlNetIf_setState(SLNETIF_ID_1, SLNETIF_STATE_DISABLE);

§ SlNetIf_getState()

int32_t SlNetIf_getState ( uint16_t ifID )

Get interface state.

Obtain the current state of the interface.

Parameters

[in] ifID Specifies the interface which its state needs to be retrieved.
The values of the interface identifier is defined with the prefix SLNETIF_ID_ which defined in slnetif.h

Returns: State of the interface on success, or negative error code on failure

See also: SlNetIf_add(); SlNetIf_setState()

Note: SlNetIf_* functions are not thread safe! Users are responsible for serializing all calls into the SlNetIf module.

Examples: int32_t state;
state = SlNetIf_getState(SLNETIF_ID_1);

§ SlNetIf_getConnectionStatus()

int32_t SlNetIf_getConnectionStatus ( uint16_t ifID )

Get the connection status of an interface.

Parameters

[in] ifID Interface ID

Returns: SLNETIF_STATUS_ value on success, or negative error code on failure

Remarks: ifID should be a value with the SLNETIF_ID_ prefix

See also: SlNetIf_add(); SLNETIF_STATUS_CONNECTED; SLNETIF_STATUS_DISCONNECTED

Note: SlNetIf_* functions are not thread safe! Users are responsible for serializing all calls into the SlNetIf module.

Examples: int32_t status;
status = SlNetIf_getConnectionStatus(SLNETIF_ID_1);

§ SlNetIf_getIPAddr()

int32_t SlNetIf_getIPAddr	(	uint16_t	ifID,
		SlNetIfAddressType_e	addrType,
		uint16_t *	addrConfig,
		uint32_t *	ipAddr
	)

Get IP Address of specific interface.

The SlNetIf_getIPAddr function retrieve the IP address of a specific interface according to the Address Type, IPv4, IPv6 LOCAL or IPv6 GLOBAL.

Parameters

[in]	ifID	Specifies the interface which its connection state needs to be retrieved. The values of the interface identifier is defined with the prefix SLNETIF_ID_ which defined in slnetif.h
[in]	addrType	Address type: SLNETIF_IPV4_ADDR SLNETIF_IPV6_ADDR_LOCAL SLNETIF_IPV6_ADDR_GLOBAL
[out]	addrConfig	Address config: SLNETIF_ADDR_CFG_UNKNOWN SLNETIF_ADDR_CFG_DHCP SLNETIF_ADDR_CFG_DHCP_LLA SLNETIF_ADDR_CFG_STATIC SLNETIF_ADDR_CFG_STATELESS SLNETIF_ADDR_CFG_STATEFUL
[out]	ipAddr	IP Address according to the Address Type

Returns: Zero on success, or negative error code on failure

See also: SlNetIfAddressType_e

Note: SlNetIf_* functions are not thread safe! Users are responsible for serializing all calls into the SlNetIf module.

Examples: int32_t retval;
uint16_t addrConfig;
SlNetSock_InAddr_t addr;
retval = SlNetIf_getIPAddr(SLNETIF_ID_1, SLNETIF_IPV4_ADDR, &addrConfig,
(uint32_t *)&addr);

§ SlNetIf_loadSecObj()

int32_t SlNetIf_loadSecObj	(	uint16_t	objType,
		char *	objName,
		int16_t	objNameLen,
		uint8_t *	objBuff,
		int16_t	objBuffLen,
		uint32_t	ifBitmap
	)

Load/unload/replace a secure object into a network interface/stack.

SlNetIf_loadSecObj() loads a named secure object into specific network stack for future use by secure sockets. To unload the named secure object, pass a NULL object buffer with the appropriate name.

Parameters

[in]	objType	The secure object type: SLNETIF_SEC_OBJ_TYPE_RSA_PRIVATE_KEY SLNETIF_SEC_OBJ_TYPE_CERTIFICATE SLNETIF_SEC_OBJ_TYPE_DH_KEY
[in]	objName	The secure object name
[in]	objNameLen	The secure object name length
[in]	objBuff	The secure object buffer to be loaded, or NULL if the named object is to be unloaded
[in]	objBuffLen	The secure object buffer length
[in]	ifBitmap	The interfaces which the secure objects should be loaded to

Remarks

Loaded secure objects are added to secure attributes using the SlNetSock_secAttribCreate(), SlNetSock_secAttribSet(), and SlNetSock_secAttribDelete() lifecycle APIs. The loading/unloading of secure objects (via SlNetIf_loadSecObj()) must be done while the secure object is not associated with any existing secure attributes. Restating, you must delete any existing secure attributes before changing any secure objects associated with them.

The values of ifBitmap typically have the prefix SLNETIF_ID_.

SlNetIf_loadSecObj() internally validates the objName, objNameLen, and objType arguments, so the underlying interface/stack functions do not need to check them again.

For stacks that use file systems (e.g. CC3XXX), objName will be the file name used on the file system.

Note that ownership of objBuff after returning from SlNetIf_loadSecObj() varies by stack/interface, often depending on how the underlying stack implements it's TLS support.

On CC3XXX-based stacks, the TLS support is managed on a separate network processor, and loading a secure object results in persisting the secure object to a file system. As a result, after successfully calling SlNetIf_loadSecObj(), the objBuff is no longer needed, and can be considered "owned" by the application.
On NDK-based stacks, the TLS support is typically managed by a software library like mbedTLS. As a result, only a reference to objBuff is made within the SlNetIf_loadSecObj() call, and the buffer must persist as long as the secure object remains loaded. Ownership of the buffer returns to the user only after unloading the secure object (or resetting the device).

To replace an existing named secure object with another secure object of the same name, call SlNetIf_loadSecObj() with the same objName. Resources associated with the previously loaded secure object will be released and replaced by the new secure object.

When unloading a named secure object, objBuffLen is ignored.

Returns

0 on success, negative on failure. Common errors include:

See also: SlNetSock_setOpt(); SlNetSock_secAttribSet()

Note: SlNetIf_* functions are not thread safe! Users are responsible for serializing all calls into the SlNetIf module.

Data Structures

Macros

Typedefs

Enumerations

Functions

Detailed Description

Macro Definition Documentation

§ SLNETIF_ID_1

§ SLNETIF_ID_2

§ SLNETIF_ID_3

§ SLNETIF_ID_4

§ SLNETIF_ID_5

§ SLNETIF_ID_6

§ SLNETIF_ID_7

§ SLNETIF_ID_8

§ SLNETIF_ID_9

§ SLNETIF_ID_10

§ SLNETIF_ID_11

§ SLNETIF_ID_12

§ SLNETIF_ID_13

§ SLNETIF_ID_14

§ SLNETIF_ID_15

§ SLNETIF_ID_16

§ SLNETIF_MAX_IF

§ ONLY_ONE_BIT_IS_SET

§ SLNETIF_STATUS_DISCONNECTED

§ SLNETIF_STATUS_CONNECTED

§ SLNETIF_ADDR_CFG_UNKNOWN

§ SLNETIF_ADDR_CFG_DHCP

§ SLNETIF_ADDR_CFG_DHCP_LLA

§ SLNETIF_ADDR_CFG_STATIC

§ SLNETIF_ADDR_CFG_STATELESS

§ SLNETIF_ADDR_CFG_STATEFUL

§ SLNETIF_SEC_OBJ_TYPE_RSA_PRIVATE_KEY

§ SLNETIF_SEC_OBJ_TYPE_CERTIFICATE

§ SLNETIF_SEC_OBJ_TYPE_DH_KEY

§ SLNETIF_QUERY_IF_STATE_BIT

§ SLNETIF_QUERY_IF_CONNECTION_STATUS_BIT

§ SLNETIF_QUERY_IF_ALLOW_PARTIAL_MATCH_BIT

Typedef Documentation

§ SlNetIf_Config_t

§ SlNetIf_t

Enumeration Type Documentation

§ SlNetIfState_e

§ SlNetIfAddressType_e

Function Documentation

§ SlNetIf_init()

§ SlNetIf_add()

§ SlNetIf_getIfByID()

§ SlNetIf_queryIf()

§ SlNetIf_getNameByID()

§ SlNetIf_getIDByName()

§ SlNetIf_getPriority()

§ SlNetIf_setPriority()

§ SlNetIf_setState()

§ SlNetIf_getState()

§ SlNetIf_getConnectionStatus()

§ SlNetIf_getIPAddr()

§ SlNetIf_loadSecObj()