class RouteWalker

Asynchronous RouteDB walker. More...

Definition#include <route_db.hh>
Template formRouteWalker<typename A>
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The RouteWalker class walks the routes in a RouteDB. It assumes the walking is broken up into a number of shorter walks, and that each short walk is triggered from a XorpTimer. The end of a short walk causes state to saved and is signalled using the pause() method. When the next short walk is ready to start, resume() should be called. These calls save and resume state are relatively expensive.

typedef A Addr

Addr

typedef IPNet<A> Net

Net

typedef RouteDB<A>::RouteContainer RouteContainer

RouteContainer

typedef RouteDB<A>::Route Route

Route

enum State { RUNNING, PAUSED }

State

 RouteWalker (RouteDB<A>& route_db)

RouteWalker

 ~RouteWalker ()

~RouteWalker

inline State  state ()

state

[const]

Returns: current state of instance.

const Route*  next_route ()

next_route

Move iterator to next available route.

Returns: true on success, false if route not available or instance is not in the RUNNING state.

const Route*  current_route ()

current_route

Get current route.

Returns: pointer to route if available, 0 if route not available or not in RUNNING state.

void  pause (uint32_t pause_ms)

pause

Pause route walking operation. The instance state is transitioned from RUNNING to PAUSED on the assumption that route walking will be resumed at some point in the future (resume). If the current route has a deletion timer associated with it that would expire within pause_ms, the timer expiry is pushed back so it will expire at a time after the expected resume time. Thus in most cases a walk can safely resume from where it was paused.

Parameters:
pause_msthe expected time before resume is called.

void  resume ()

resume

Resume route walking. The instance state is transitioned from PAUSED to RUNNING. The internal iterator is checked for validity and recovery steps taken should the route pointed to have been deleted.

void  reset ()

reset

Effect a reset. The internal iterator is moved to the first stored route and the state is set to RUNNING.

 RouteWalker (const RouteWalker&)

RouteWalker

[protected]

RouteWalker&  operator= (const RouteWalker&)

operator=

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