Syntax
int vm_soc_inet_pton(
    int af, 
    const char* src, 
    void* dst
);
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vm_soc_inet_pton
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Syntax
int vm_soc_inet_pton(
    int af, 
    const char* src, 
    void* dst
);
Description

Converts an IPv4 or IPv6 address in its standard text presentation form into its numeric binary form in network byte order. The format of 'x:x:x:x:x:x:d.d.d.d' is not supported.

Parameters
Parameters 
Description 
int af 
[IN] Specifies the protocol family, 0 for IPv4 and 1 for IPv6. 
const char* src 
[IN] IP address in standard text presentation form ends with '0'.
 
void* dst 
[OUT] IP address in numeric binary form in network byte order For IPv4, it is a kal_uint8 array with size of at least 4 bytes. For IPv6, it is an ipv6_addr_t variable or compatible kal_uint8 array with size of at least 16 bytes. 
Returns

The converted IP address in standard text representation, if the conversion is 

successful. If the conversion failed, the NULL is returned.

Example
// IPv4
kal_char ipv4[] = {"192.168.1.1"};
kal_uint8 ipv4_dst[4] = {0};
kal_bool ret = KAL_FALSE;
ret = vm_soc_inet_pton(0, ipv4, ipv4_dst);
if (ret)
{
     // successfully
}


// IPv6
VMCHAR ipv6[] = {"FF::EE"};
VMUINT8 ipv6_dst[16] = {0};
VMINT ret;
ret = vm_soc_inet_pton(1, ipv6, ipv6_dst);
if (ret)
{
     // successfully
}
File

vmsock.h

Group

Functions

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