Structure to obtain information from a NetworkModule.
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Structure to obtain information from a NetworkModule.
This structure is returned by a call to NetworkModule::GetInfo(NetworkModuleInfo_t *) const.
It is filled in to describe the capabilities that the protocol offered by the module.
- See also
- NetworkModule or NetworkEndpoint
◆ kHasDatagram
const uint_t Burger::NetworkModuleInfo_t::kHasDatagram |
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◆ kHasExpedited
const uint_t Burger::NetworkModuleInfo_t::kHasExpedited |
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◆ kHasStreaming
const uint_t Burger::NetworkModuleInfo_t::kHasStreaming |
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◆ kNoEndpoints
const uint_t Burger::NetworkModuleInfo_t::kNoEndpoints = 0 |
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◆ kRequiresPolling
const uint_t Burger::NetworkModuleInfo_t::kRequiresPolling |
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◆ kUnlimitedEndpoints
const uint_t Burger::NetworkModuleInfo_t::kUnlimitedEndpoints |
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Initial value:
NetworkModule is only limited by system resources or memory.
◆ m_pName
const char* Burger::NetworkModuleInfo_t::m_pName |
Friendly name of the module (TCP/IP,AppleTalk,Bonjour,Steam,Xbox Live)
◆ m_uFlags
uint_t Burger::NetworkModuleInfo_t::m_uFlags |
Special flags for the module.
◆ m_uMaxEndpoints
uint_t Burger::NetworkModuleInfo_t::m_uMaxEndpoints |
Maximum number of endpoints this module can support at the same time, kNoEndpoints means no hosting, kUnlimitedEndpoints means unlimited only by system resources.
◆ m_uMaxPacketSize
uint_t Burger::NetworkModuleInfo_t::m_uMaxPacketSize |
Largest size of a data packet this module can support.
◆ m_uType
Unique ID code for the module's protocol.