> I'm not sure yet. I am trying to compile the latest code on sparc, but
> alignment.h defines macros only for i386. I'll have a little time today
> to work on alignment.h
Actually, we already have macros that do most if not all of what the
"G*" macros in "alignment.h" do, and the "P*" macros aren't used
(Ethereal is read-only :-)).
I.e., we have "pletohs()" and "pletohl()".
The following appeared to work when I tried it on a capture file I have.
Any votes on whether to
1) go with this file (with any fixes required);
2) replace the G* macros with direct calls to "pletoh*()" for
2-or-4-byte quantities and direct "&pd[offset]" references
for 1-byte quantities?
/*
* alignment.h, Copyright, 1998, Richard Sharpe, All Rights Reserved
*
* Please see the file COPYING in the top level for details of copying
* this software. Use of this software is approved only under certain
* conditions.
*
* This file implements the alignment macros for the Threaded SMB Server
*
* For the moment we assume Intel style architecture, but can support
* others.
*
* Modification History
*
* 16-Oct-1998, RJS, Initial Coding
*
*/
#ifndef __ALIGNMENT_H
#define __ALIGNMENT_H
#define GBYTE(buf, pos) (unsigned char)((char)buf[pos])
#define GSHORT(buf, pos) pletohs(&buf[pos])
#define GSSHORT(buf, pos) (signed)pletohs(&buf[pos])
#define GWORD(buf, pos) pletohl(&buf[pos])
#endif
