Module owned

Types used in the owned variants of event structs

For the most part, they are the same as the borrowed types (fixed-size fields are just copied out of the event buffer when parsing). However, some field types have variable length and borrow from the event buffer, and so need an owned counterpart: &Path references become instances of std::path::PathBuf, and &CStr references become std::ffi::CStrings.

Re-exports

• pub use super::PT_BOOL;
• pub use super::PT_ERRNO;
• pub use super::PT_FD;
• pub use super::PT_FDLIST;
• pub use super::PT_GID;
• pub use super::PT_INT16;
• pub use super::PT_INT32;
• pub use super::PT_INT64;
• pub use super::PT_INT8;
• pub use super::PT_IPNET;
• pub use super::PT_IPV4NET;
• pub use super::PT_IPV6NET;
• pub use super::PT_PID;
• pub use super::PT_PORT;
• pub use super::PT_SIGSET;
• pub use super::PT_SIGTYPE;
• pub use super::PT_SOCKFAMILY;
• pub use super::PT_SYSCALLID;
• pub use super::PT_UID;
• pub use super::PT_UINT16;
• pub use super::PT_UINT32;
• pub use super::PT_UINT64;
• pub use super::PT_UINT8;
• pub use crate::fields::dynamic_params::owned::*;
• pub use crate::fields::event_flags::*;

Structs

• PT_ABSTIME
  A measurement of the system clock, useful for talking to external entities like the file system or other processes.
• PT_CHARBUF
  A type representing an owned, C-compatible, nul-terminated string with no nul bytes in the middle.
• PT_FSPATH
  An owned, mutable path (akin to String).
• PT_FSRELPATH
  A relative path
• PT_IPV4ADDR
  An IPv4 address.
• PT_IPV6ADDR
  An IPv6 address.
• PT_RELTIME
  A Duration type to represent a span of time, typically used for system timeouts.

Enums

• PT_IPADDR
  An IP address, either IPv4 or IPv6.
• PT_SOCKADDR
  A socket address (owned)
• PT_SOCKTUPLE
  Socket tuple: describing both endpoints of a connection (owned)

Type Aliases

• PT_BYTEBUF
  Arbitrary (owned) byte buffer (Vec<u8>)
• PT_CHARBUFARRAY
  Array of C-style strings (Vec<CString>)
• PT_CHARBUF_PAIR_ARRAY
  Array of pairs of C-style strings (Vec<(CString, CString)>)