do away with postsort - the server does that for us

[adns] / src / internal.h

diff --git a/src/internal.h b/src/internal.h
index 95e5276..55fb2ad 100644 (file)
--- a/src/internal.h
+++ b/src/internal.h
@@ -113,7 +113,7 @@ typedef struct {
   struct timeval now;
 } parseinfo;
 
-typedef struct {
+typedef struct typeinfo {
   adns_rrtype type;
   const char *rrtname;
   const char *fmtname;
@@ -147,8 +147,28 @@ typedef struct {
   /* Returns !0 if RR a should be strictly after RR b in the sort order,
    * 0 otherwise.  Must not fail.
    */
+
+  adns_status (*qdparselabel)(adns_state ads,
+                             const char **p_io, const char *pe, int labelnum,
+                             char label_r[DNS_MAXDOMAIN], int *ll_io,
+                             adns_queryflags flags,
+                             const struct typeinfo *typei);
+  /* Parses one label from the query domain string.  On entry, *p_io
+   * points to the next character to parse and *ll_io is the size of
+   * the buffer.  pe points just after the end of the query domain
+   * string.  On successful return, label_r[] and *ll_io are filled in
+   * and *p_io points to *pe or just after the label-ending `.'.  */
+
 } typeinfo;
 
+adns_status adns__qdpl_normal(adns_state ads,
+                             const char **p_io, const char *pe, int labelnum,
+                             char label_r[], int *ll_io,
+                             adns_queryflags flags,
+                             const typeinfo *typei);
+  /* implemented in transmit.c, used by types.c as default
+   * and as part of implementation for some fancier types */
+
 typedef struct allocnode {
   struct allocnode *next, *back;
 } allocnode;