lib/krb5/addr_families.c

126  * Are there any addresses that should be considered `uninteresting'?
963  * local addresses.
967  * @return Return a non zero for uninteresting addresses.
998  * @param af addresses
1145  * krb5_addresses addresses .
1149  * @param addresses
1159 		   krb5_addresses *addresses)
1166     addresses->len = 0;
1167     addresses->val = NULL;
1173 		ALLOC_SEQ(addresses, 1);
1174 		if (addresses->val == NULL) {
1179 		addresses->val[0] = addr;
1199     ALLOC_SEQ(addresses, n);
1200     if (addresses->val == NULL) {
1207     addresses->len = 0;
1209 	if (krb5_sockaddr2address (context, ai->ai_addr, &addresses->val[i]))
1211 	if(krb5_address_search(context, &addresses->val[i], addresses)) {
1212 	    krb5_free_address(context, &addresses->val[i]);
1216 	addresses->len = i;
1223  * krb5_address_order compares the addresses addr1 and addr2 so that
1224  * it can be used for sorting addresses. If the addresses are the same
1242     /* this sucks; what if both addresses have order functions, which
1274  * krb5_address_compare compares the addresses  addr1 and addr2.
1275  * Returns TRUE if the two addresses are the same.
1300  * @param addrlist list of addresses to look in for addr.
1349  * @param addresses addressses to be freed.
1358 		    krb5_addresses *addresses)
1361     for(i = 0; i < addresses->len; i++)
1362 	krb5_free_address(context, &addresses->val[i]);
1363     free(addresses->val);
1364     addresses->len = 0;
1365     addresses->val = NULL;
1394  * krb5_copy_addresses copies the content of addresses
1398  * @param inaddr pointer to source addresses
1399  * @param outaddr pointer to destination addresses
1421  * krb5_append_addresses adds the set of addresses in source to
1422  * dest. While copying the addresses, duplicates are also sorted out.
1530  * Calculate the boundary addresses of `inaddr'/`prefixlen' and store