freebsd/sys/net/hostcache.h

/*
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 *	$Id: hostcache.h,v 1.1 1997/06/18 01:24:22 wollman Exp $
 */

#ifndef _NET_HOSTCACHE_H
#define	_NET_HOSTCACHE_H	1

/*
 * This file defines the interface between network protocols and
 * the cache of host-specific information maintained by the kernel.
 * The generic interface takes care of inserting and deleting entries,
 * maintaining mutual exclusion, and enforcing policy constraint on the
 * size of the cache and the maximum age of its entries.
 * It replaces an earlier scheme which overloaded the routing table
 * for this purpose, and should be significantly more efficient
 * at performing most operations.  (It does keep a route to each
 * entry in the cache.)  Most protocols will want to define a
 * structure which begins with `struct hcentry' so that they
 * can keep additional, protocol-specific information in it.
 */

#include <sys/queue.h>

struct hcentry {
	LIST_ENTRY(hcentry) hc_link;
	struct	timeval hc_idlesince;	/* time last ref dropped */
	struct	sockaddr *hc_host;	/* address of this entry's host */
	struct	rtentry *hc_rt;		/* route to get there */
	/* struct nexthop *hc_nh; */
	int	hc_refcnt;		/* reference count */
	struct	hctable *hc_hct; 	/* back ref to table */
};

struct hccallback {
	u_long	(*hccb_hash)(struct sockaddr *, u_long);
	int	(*hccb_delete)(struct hcentry *);
	u_long	(*hccb_bump)(u_long);
};

LIST_HEAD(hchead, hcentry);

struct hctable {
	u_long	hct_nentries;
	u_long	hct_active;
	u_long	hct_idle;
	struct	hchead *hct_heads;
	struct	hccallback *hct_cb;
	int	hct_primes;
};

#ifdef KERNEL

#ifdef MALLOC_DECLARE
MALLOC_DECLARE(M_HOSTCACHE);
#endif
/*
 * The table-modification functions must be called from user mode, as
 * they may block waiting for memory and/or locks.
 */
int	hc_init(int af, struct hccallback *hccb, int init_nelem, int primes);
struct	hcentry *hc_get(struct sockaddr *sa);
void	hc_ref(struct hcentry *hc);
void	hc_rele(struct hcentry *hc);
int	hc_insert(struct hcentry *hc);
int	hc_delete(struct hcentry *hc);
#endif /* KERNEL */

#endif /* _NET_HOSTCACHE_H */