ra8_wifi_mac Struct Reference

One IEEE 802 address, by value. More...

#include <ra8_wifi.h>

Data Fields
uint8_t	octet [k_ra8_wifi_mac_bytes]
	Address octets, first on the wire first.

Detailed Description

One IEEE 802 address, by value.

A named type rather than a bare uint8_t[6] so it can be returned and copied without an array-decay parameter that loses its length. It is what an IP stack must use as its own hardware address.

Invariant

Exactly k_ra8_wifi_mac_bytes octets, in transmission order.

An all-zero value is never a real station address, so it doubles as the "not yet read" sentinel.

Example:

ra8_wifi_mac_t mac = {};
(void)ra8_wifi_get_mac(&wifi, &mac);

See also

ra8_wifi_get_mac

Since

0.1.0

Definition at line 209 of file ra8_wifi.h.

Field Documentation

octet

uint8_t ra8_wifi_mac::octet[k_ra8_wifi_mac_bytes]

Address octets, first on the wire first.

Definition at line 210 of file ra8_wifi.h.

Referenced by internal_c6link_op_get_ap(), internal_c6link_op_get_mac(), wifi_hal_ip_bind(), and wifi_hal_put_mac().

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

• libs/ra8_wifi/inc/ra8_wifi.h