ost::IPV6Broadcast(3)

💖 ost::IPV6Broadcast(3) — Library Functions Manual 💖

okay bestie, welcome to the manual page for ost::IPV6Broadcast, living its best life in section 3 of the GNU CommonC++ docs. grab a boba, we're doing object-oriented networking today 🧋✨

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✨ NAME ✨

ost::IPV6Broadcast — the broadcast address object, and she is literally here to store the broadcast address for one specific subnet. that's the whole job. iconic.

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🦋 SYNOPSIS 🦋

#include <address.h>

Inherits ost::IPV6Address. yes she's part of a family, we love nepotism in the class hierarchy 💅

🌸 Public Member Functions 🌸

• IPV6Broadcast(const char *net='255.255.255.255') — tell her which physical broadcast address to use, and she'll spin up a brand new broadcast address object from a null-terminated ASCII string. yes, from a string. it's giving old school, we respect it 🎀

🎀 Additional Inherited Members 🎀

she also gets all the extra stuff that came with the inheritance from ost::IPV6Address — no cap, it's all just chillin' up there in the parent class 💜

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💜 Detailed Description 💜

The broadcast address object is used to store the broadcast address for a specific subnet. say it with me: broadcast address, specific subnet 🗣️✨

This is commonly used for UDP broadcast operations. so if you're out here yelling into the void at everyone on your subnet, this is the object handing you the megaphone 📣

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🔥 Constructor & Destructor Documentation 🔥

💅 ost::IPV6Broadcast::IPV6Broadcast (const char * net = '255.255.255.255') 💅

Specify the physical broadcast address to use, and create a new broadcast address object based on a null terminated ASCII string. one string in, one broadcast object out, periodt ✨

Parameters

• net — null terminated ASCII network address. that's the one. that's the input. give her the address and she'll handle the rest 🫶

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👑 Author 👑

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