3 * Declares constants and types for the p80211 ioctls
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47 * While this file is called 'ioctl' is purpose goes a little beyond
48 * that. This file defines the types and contants used to implement
49 * the p80211 request/confirm/indicate interfaces on Linux. The
50 * request/confirm interface is, in fact, normally implemented as an
51 * ioctl. The indicate interface on the other hand, is implemented
52 * using the Linux 'netlink' interface.
54 * The reason I say that request/confirm is 'normally' implemented
55 * via ioctl is that we're reserving the right to be able to send
56 * request commands via the netlink interface. This will be necessary
57 * if we ever need to send request messages when there aren't any
58 * wlan network devices present (i.e. sending a message that only p80211
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63 #ifndef _P80211IOCTL_H
64 #define _P80211IOCTL_H
66 /* p80211 ioctl "request" codes. See argument 2 of ioctl(2). */
68 #define P80211_IFTEST (SIOCDEVPRIVATE + 0)
69 #define P80211_IFREQ (SIOCDEVPRIVATE + 1)
71 /*----------------------------------------------------------------*/
72 /* Magic number, a quick test to see we're getting the desired struct */
74 #define P80211_IOCTL_MAGIC (0x4a2d464dUL)
76 /*----------------------------------------------------------------*/
77 /* A ptr to the following structure type is passed as the third */
78 /* argument to the ioctl system call when issuing a request to */
79 /* the p80211 module. */
81 typedef struct p80211ioctl_req {
82 char name[WLAN_DEVNAMELEN_MAX];
87 } __attribute__ ((packed)) p80211ioctl_req_t;
89 #endif /* _P80211IOCTL_H */