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/*
* Template MIB group interface - example.h
*
*/
/*
* Don't include ourselves twice
*/
#ifndef _MIBGROUP_EXAMPLE_H
#define _MIBGROUP_EXAMPLE_H
/*
* We use 'header_generic' from the util_funcs module,
* so make sure this module is included in the agent.
*/
config_require(util_funcs)
/*
* Declare our publically-visible functions.
* Typically, these will include the initialization and shutdown functions,
* the main request callback routine and any writeable object methods.
*
* Function prototypes are provided for the callback routine ('FindVarMethod')
* and writeable object methods ('WriteMethod').
*/
extern void init_example(void);
extern FindVarMethod var_example;
extern WriteMethod write_exampleint;
extern WriteMethod write_exampletrap;
extern WriteMethod write_exampletrap2;
/*
* Magic number definitions.
* These must be unique for each object implemented within a
* single mib module callback routine.
*
* Typically, these will be the last OID sub-component for
* each entry, or integers incrementing from 1.
* (which may well result in the same values anyway).
*
* Here, the second and third objects are form a 'sub-table' and
* the magic numbers are chosen to match these OID sub-components.
* This is purely for programmer convenience.
* All that really matters is that the numbers are unique.
*/
#define EXAMPLESTRING 1
#define EXAMPLEINTEGER 21
#define EXAMPLEOBJECTID 22
#define EXAMPLETIMETICKS 3
#define EXAMPLEIPADDRESS 4
#define EXAMPLECOUNTER 5
#define EXAMPLEGAUGE 6
#define EXAMPLETRIGGERTRAP 7
#define EXAMPLETRIGGERTRAP2 8
#endif /* _MIBGROUP_EXAMPLE_H */
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