Dangerous SNMP
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A Dangerous SNMP "Context" is the backing for the rest of the Dangerous SNMP libraries. More...
#include <context.hpp>
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class | PrivateData |
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Context () | |
Constructor. More... | |
~Context () | |
Desctuctor. More... | |
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std::shared_ptr< PrivateData > | privateData |
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Friends | |
class | Client |
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class | AgentX |
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A Dangerous SNMP "Context" is the backing for the rest of the Dangerous SNMP libraries.
Its primary goal is to provide the input/output system that is used for network communication.
Typically, an application will need only a single context; however, multiple contexts can coexist, so if a library uses Dangerous SNMP, your application won't need to worry about conflicting settings or global variables. Everything necessary for Dangerous SNMP will be contained here.
Context | ( | ) |
Constructor.
TODO
~Context | ( | ) |
Desctuctor.
TODO