IXPFCALL(3)

NAME

IxpFcall, IxpFType, IxpFAttach, IxpFError, IxpFHdr, IxpFIO, IxpFRAuth, IxpFROpen, IxpFRStat, IxpFRWalk, IxpFTCreate, IxpFTFlush, IxpFTWStat, IxpFTWalk, IxpFVersion

SYNOPSIS
#include <ixp.h>
typedef struct IxpFcall IxpFcall;
typedef union IxpFcall  IxpFcall;
union IxpFcall {
        IxpFHdr         hdr;
        IxpFVersion     version;
        IxpFVersion     tversion;
        IxpFVersion     rversion;
        IxpFTFlush      tflush;
        IxpFROpen       ropen;
        IxpFROpen       rcreate;
        IxpFROpen       rattach;
        IxpFError       error;
        IxpFRAuth       rauth;
        IxpFAttach      tattach;
        IxpFAttach      tauth;
        IxpFTCreate     tcreate;
        IxpFTCreate     topen;
        IxpFTWalk       twalk;
        IxpFRWalk       rwalk;
        IxpFTWStat      twstat;
        IxpFRStat       rstat;
        IxpFIO          twrite;
        IxpFIO          rwrite;
        IxpFIO          tread;
        IxpFIO          rread;
        IxpFIO          io;
}
enum IxpFType {
        P9_TVersion = 100,
        P9_RVersion,
        P9_TAuth = 102,
        P9_RAuth,
        P9_TAttach = 104,
        P9_RAttach,
        P9_TError = 106, /* illegal */
        P9_RError,
        P9_TFlush = 108,
        P9_RFlush,
        P9_TWalk = 110,
        P9_RWalk,
        P9_TOpen = 112,
        P9_ROpen,
        P9_TCreate = 114,
        P9_RCreate,
        P9_TRead = 116,
        P9_RRead,
        P9_TWrite = 118,
        P9_RWrite,
        P9_TClunk = 120,
        P9_RClunk,
        P9_TRemove = 122,
        P9_RRemove,
        P9_TStat = 124,
        P9_RStat,
        P9_TWStat = 126,
        P9_RWStat,
}
typedef struct IxpFAttach       IxpFAttach;
struct IxpFAttach {
        IxpFHdr         hdr;
        uint32_t        afid;
        char*           uname;
        char*           aname;
}
typedef struct IxpFError        IxpFError;
struct IxpFError {
        IxpFHdr         hdr;
        char*           ename;
}
typedef struct IxpFHdr          IxpFHdr;
struct IxpFHdr {
        uint8_t         type;
        uint16_t        tag;
        uint32_t        fid;
}
typedef struct IxpFIO           IxpFIO;
struct IxpFIO {
        IxpFHdr         hdr;
        uint64_t        offset; /* Tread, Twrite */
        uint32_t        count; /* Tread, Twrite, Rread */
        char*           data; /* Twrite, Rread */
}
typedef struct IxpFRAuth        IxpFRAuth;
struct IxpFRAuth {
        IxpFHdr         hdr;
        IxpQid          aqid;
}
typedef struct IxpFROpen        IxpFROpen;
struct IxpFROpen {
        IxpFHdr         hdr;
        IxpQid          qid; /* +Rattach */
        uint32_t        iounit;
}
typedef struct IxpFRStat        IxpFRStat;
struct IxpFRStat {
        IxpFHdr         hdr;
        uint16_t        nstat;
        uint8_t*        stat;
}
typedef struct IxpFRWalk        IxpFRWalk;
struct IxpFRWalk {
        IxpFHdr         hdr;
        uint16_t        nwqid;
        IxpQid          wqid[IXP_MAX_WELEM];
}
typedef struct IxpFTCreate      IxpFTCreate;
struct IxpFTCreate {
        IxpFHdr         hdr;
        uint32_t        perm;
        char*           name;
        uint8_t         mode; /* +Topen */
}
typedef struct IxpFTFlush       IxpFTFlush;
struct IxpFTFlush {
        IxpFHdr         hdr;
        uint16_t        oldtag;
}
typedef struct IxpFTWStat       IxpFTWStat;
struct IxpFTWStat {
        IxpFHdr         hdr;
        IxpStat         stat;
}
typedef struct IxpFTWalk        IxpFTWalk;
struct IxpFTWalk {
        IxpFHdr hdr;
        uint32_t        newfid;
        uint16_t        nwname;
        char*           wname[IXP_MAX_WELEM];
}
typedef struct IxpFVersion      IxpFVersion;
struct IxpFVersion {
        IxpFHdr         hdr;
        uint32_t        msize;
        char*           version;
}

DESCRIPTION

The IxpFcall structure represents a 9P protocol message. The hdr element is common to all Fcall types, and may be used to determine the type and tag of the message. The IxpFcall type is used heavily in server applications, where it both presents a request to handler functions and returns a response to the client.

Each member of the IxpFcall structure represents a certain message type, which can be discerned from the hdr.type field. This value corresponds to one of the IxpFType constants. Types with significant overlap use the same structures, thus TRead and RWrite are both represented by IxpFIO and can be accessed via the io member as well as tread and rwrite respectively.

SEE ALSO

Ixp9Srv(3), Ixp9Req(3)