fill_addr.cc

// Copyright 2008 Michael Marsh, University of Maryland.
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#include "config.h"
#include "dtnaodv.h"
#include "dtn/Exception.h"

void
fill_addr( aodv_addr_t& addr, const DTN::ByteString& s )
{
   addr.length = s.length();
   // We're using malloc, not new, because aodv might use free to
   // deallocate it.  C++ seems to require casting the void*, which
   // ANSI/ISO C does not.
   addr.data = (unsigned char*) malloc( addr.length * sizeof(unsigned char) );
   if ( 0 == addr.data )
   {
      throw DTN::Exception( __FILE__ , __LINE__ );
   }
   s.copy( addr.data, addr.length, 0 );
}

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