it's not called inet6_aton, it's:
void inet_pton6(char *addr, struct in6_addr *dest);
In the other case, case, you can do a
nx_struct udp_report *UDPMsg1 = data;
unit16_t Temp;
Temp = UDPMsg1->Etemp
On Sun, Sep 12, 2010 at 1:08 AM, Hamidreza Ghafghazi
<hamidreza.ghafgh...@fkegraduate.utm.my> wrote:
> Dear all,
> I have a problem with UDPEcho. I have modified it to use in my scenario
> which is kind of routing, when I compile it I have an error. here is the
> error:
> UDPEchoP.nc : implicit declaration of function `inet6_aton'
> here is my code:
> inet6_aton ("2001:470:1f04:56d::3", dest_sock.sin6_addr);
> what should I do about that?
> and I have the other question, I have used UDP interface like below:
> interface UDP as UDPMsg
> then I want to send and receive UDP packets which I have to write as an
> event.
> event void UDPMsg.recvfrom(struct sockaddr_in6 *from, void *data,...)
> In the above event I want to use the data and modify it, so I need to access
> the data. Is it possible that I write my codes as below:
> for example:
> nx_struct udp_report UDPMsg1;
> unit16_t Temp;
> Temp = UDPMsg1.Etemp
> ...
> which prior to the above I already modified udp report and have added Etemp
> in the header file.
> Or is there another way of accessing the data and do modification?
> any help will be appreciated
> Best regards,
> Hamidreza
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