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Added a missing function prototype. 

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openair2/RRC/NAS/nas_config.h
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*******************************************************************************/
*******************************************************************************/
/*! \file nas_config.h
* \brief Configures the nasmesh interface
* \author Daniel Camara and navid nikaein
* \date 2006-2011
* \version 0.1
* \company Eurecom
*/
* \brief Configures the nasmesh interface
* \author Daniel Camara and navid nikaein
* \date 2006-2011
* \version 0.1
* \company Eurecom
*/
#ifndef NAS_CONFIG_H_
#define NAS_CONFIG_H_
#include <netinet/in.h>
/*! \fn int NAS_config(char*, char*, char*, char*)
* \brief This function initializes the nasmesh interface
* \param[in] interfaceName, the name of the interface, e.g. nasmesh0 or nasmesh1
* \param[in] ipAddress, the address of the interface, e.g. 10.0.1.1
* \param[in] networkMask, the network mask to be used, e.g. 255.255.255.0
* \param[in] broadcastAddress, the broadcast address for the subnet, e.g. 10.0.1.255
* \return 0 on success, otherwise 1, if couldn't open a socket and 2 if the ioctl fails
* \note
* @ingroup ?????
*/
* \brief This function initializes the nasmesh interface
* \param[in] interfaceName, the name of the interface, e.g. nasmesh0 or nasmesh1
* \param[in] ipAddress, the address of the interface, e.g. 10.0.1.1
* \param[in] networkMask, the network mask to be used, e.g. 255.255.255.0
* \param[in] broadcastAddress, the broadcast address for the subnet, e.g. 10.0.1.255
* \return 0 on success, otherwise 1, if couldn't open a socket and 2 if the ioctl fails
* \note
* @ingroup ?????
*/
int NAS_config(char *interfaceName, char *ipAddress, char *networkMask, char *broadcastAddress);
/*! \fn int nas_config(char*, int, int)
* \brief This function initializes the nasmesh interface using the basic values,
* basic address, network mask and broadcast address, as the default configured
* ones
* \param[in] interfaceName, the name of the interface, e.g. nasmesh0 or nasmesh1
* \param[in] third octet of the ip address e.g. for the 10.1.2.3 address would be 2
* \param[in] fourth octet of the ip address e.g. for the 10.1.2.3 address would be 3
* \return 0 on success, otherwise 1, if couldn't open a socket and 2 if the ioctl fails
* \note
* @ingroup ?????
*/
* \brief This function initializes the nasmesh interface using the basic values,
* basic address, network mask and broadcast address, as the default configured
* ones
* \param[in] interfaceName, the name of the interface, e.g. nasmesh0 or nasmesh1
* \param[in] third octet of the ip address e.g. for the 10.1.2.3 address would be 2
* \param[in] fourth octet of the ip address e.g. for the 10.1.2.3 address would be 3
* \return 0 on success, otherwise 1, if couldn't open a socket and 2 if the ioctl fails
* \note
* @ingroup ?????
*/
int nas_config(int interface_id, int thirdOctet, int fourthOctet);
/*! \fn int blocking_NAS_config(char*, char*, char*, char*)
* \brief This function initializes the nasmesh interface, in a blocking way,
* the system calls are interrupted
* \param[in] interfaceName, the name of the interface, e.g. nasmesh0 or nasmesh1
* \param[in] ipAddress, the address of the interface, e.g. 10.0.1.1
* \param[in] networkMask, the network mask to be used, e.g. 255.255.255.0
* \param[in] broadcastAddress, the broadcast address for the subnet, e.g. 10.0.1.255
* \return 0 on success, otherwise 1
* \note
* @ingroup ?????
*/
* \brief This function initializes the nasmesh interface, in a blocking way,
* the system calls are interrupted
* \param[in] interfaceName, the name of the interface, e.g. nasmesh0 or nasmesh1
* \param[in] ipAddress, the address of the interface, e.g. 10.0.1.1
* \param[in] networkMask, the network mask to be used, e.g. 255.255.255.0
* \param[in] broadcastAddress, the broadcast address for the subnet, e.g. 10.0.1.255
* \return 0 on success, otherwise 1
* \note
* @ingroup ?????
*/
int blocking_NAS_config(char *interfaceName, char *ipAddress, char *networkMask, char *broadcastAddress);
/*! \fn int setInterfaceParameter(char*, char*, int)
* \brief This function sets an genneric interface parameter (SIOCSIFADDR,
* SIOCSIFNETMASK, SIOCSIFBRDADDR, SIOCSIFFLAGS)
* \param[in] interfaceName, the name of the interface, e.g. nasmesh0 or nasmesh1
* \param[in] address, the value of the parameter to set, e.g. 10.0.1.255
* \param[in] operation, the operation to perform, (SIOCSIFADDR, SIOCSIFNETMASK,
* SIOCSIFBRDADDR, SIOCSIFFLAGS), e.g. SIOCSIFBRDADDR
* \return 0 on success, otherwise 1, if couldn't open a socket and 2 if the ioctl fails
* \note
* @ingroup ?????
*/
* \brief This function sets an genneric interface parameter (SIOCSIFADDR,
* SIOCSIFNETMASK, SIOCSIFBRDADDR, SIOCSIFFLAGS)
* \param[in] interfaceName, the name of the interface, e.g. nasmesh0 or nasmesh1
* \param[in] address, the value of the parameter to set, e.g. 10.0.1.255
* \param[in] operation, the operation to perform, (SIOCSIFADDR, SIOCSIFNETMASK,
* SIOCSIFBRDADDR, SIOCSIFFLAGS), e.g. SIOCSIFBRDADDR
* \return 0 on success, otherwise 1, if couldn't open a socket and 2 if the ioctl fails
* \note
* @ingroup ?????
*/
int setInterfaceParameter(char *interfaceName, char *settingAddress, int operation);
/*! \fn int set_gateway(char*, char*)
* \brief This function sets the interface gateway
* \param[in] interfaceName, the name of the interface, e.g. nasmesh0 or nasmesh1
* \param[in] address, the address of the gateway, e.g. 10.0.1.2
* \return 0 on success, otherwise 1, if couldn't open a socket and 2 if the ioctl fails
* \note
* @ingroup ?????
*/
* \brief This function sets the interface gateway
* \param[in] interfaceName, the name of the interface, e.g. nasmesh0 or nasmesh1
* \param[in] address, the address of the gateway, e.g. 10.0.1.2
* \return 0 on success, otherwise 1, if couldn't open a socket and 2 if the ioctl fails
* \note
* @ingroup ?????
*/
int set_gateway(char *interfaceName, char *gateway);
/*! \fn void setBaseNetAddress(char*)
* \brief This function sets the basic network address used
* \param[in] baseAddr, the new basic address e.g.for 10.0.1.2, would be 10.0
* \note
* @ingroup ?????
*/
void setBaseNetAddress (char* baseAddr);
* \brief This function sets the basic network address used
* \param[in] baseAddr, the new basic address e.g.for 10.0.1.2, would be 10.0
* \note
* @ingroup ?????
*/
void setBaseNetAddress(char* baseAddr);
/*! \fn char* getBaseNetAddress()
* \brief This function returns the basic network address used
* \return the basic network address in use
* \note
* @ingroup ?????
*/
char* getBaseNetAddress ();
* \brief This function returns the basic network address used
* \return the basic network address in use
* \note
* @ingroup ?????
*/
char* getBaseNetAddress();
/*! \fn void setNetMask(char*)
* \brief This function sets the new default network mask used
* \param[in] newNetworkMask, the new network mask e.g.for 255.255.0.0
* \note
* @ingroup ?????
*/
void setNetMask (char* baseAddr);
* \brief This function sets the new default network mask used
* \param[in] newNetworkMask, the new network mask e.g.for 255.255.0.0
* \note
* @ingroup ?????
*/
void setNetMask(char* baseAddr);
/*! \fn char* getNetMask()
* \brief This function returns the network mask address in use
* \return the network mask in use
* \note
* @ingroup ?????
*/
char* getNetMask ();
* \brief This function returns the network mask address in use
* \return the network mask in use
* \note
* @ingroup ?????
*/
char* getNetMask();
/*! \fn coid setBroadcastAddress(char*)
* \brief This function sets the new broadcast address used
* \param[in] newNetworkMask, the new broadcast address e.g.for 10.0.255.255
* \note
* @ingroup ?????
*/
void setBroadcastAddress (char* baseAddr);
* \brief This function sets the new broadcast address used
* \param[in] newNetworkMask, the new broadcast address e.g.for 10.0.255.255
* \note
* @ingroup ?????
*/
void setBroadcastAddress(char* baseAddr);
/*! \fn char* getBroadcastAddress()
* \brief This function returns the broadcast address in use
* \return the broadcast address in use
* \note
* @ingroup ?????
*/
char* getBroadcastAddress ();
* \brief This function returns the broadcast address in use
* \return the broadcast address in use
* \note
* @ingroup ?????
*/
char* getBroadcastAddress();
int bringInterfaceUp(char *interfaceName, int up);
int rb_validate_config_ipv4(int cx, int inst, int rb);
int rb_conf_ipv4(int action,int cx, int inst, int rb,int dscp, in_addr_t saddr_ipv4, in_addr_t daddr_ipv4);
int rb_conf_ipv4(int action, int cx, int inst, int rb, int dscp, in_addr_t saddr_ipv4, in_addr_t daddr_ipv4);
void rb_ioctl_init(int inst);
int rb_stats_req(int inst);
void init_socket(void);
in_addr_t ipv4_address (int thirdOctet, int fourthOctet);
in_addr_t ipv4_address(int thirdOctet, int fourthOctet);
#endif /*NAS_CONFIG_H_*/
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