/* do we really need all these?? */
static int idx;
-static const unsigned char protos[][8] = {
- "\000ip",
- "\001icmp",
- "\002igmp",
- "\003ggp",
- "\006tcp",
- "\014pup",
- "\021udp",
- "\026idp",
- "\051ipv6",
- "\057gre",
- "\062esp",
- "\063ah",
- "\072icmpv6",
- "\131ospf",
- "\136ipip",
- "\147pim",
- "\377raw",
- "\0\0"
+static const unsigned char protos[] = {
+ "\000ip\0"
+ "\001icmp\0"
+ "\002igmp\0"
+ "\003ggp\0"
+ "\006tcp\0"
+ "\014pup\0"
+ "\021udp\0"
+ "\026idp\0"
+ "\051ipv6\0"
+ "\053ipv6-route\0"
+ "\054ipv6-frag\0"
+ "\057gre\0"
+ "\062esp\0"
+ "\063ah\0"
+ "\072ipv6-icmp\0"
+ "\073ipv6-nonxt\0"
+ "\074ipv6-opts\0"
+ "\131ospf\0"
+ "\136ipip\0"
+ "\147pim\0"
+ "\377raw"
};
void endprotoent(void)
{
static struct protoent p;
static const char *aliases;
- if (!protos[idx][1]) return NULL;
- p.p_proto = protos[idx][0];
- p.p_name = (char *)protos[idx++]+1;
+ if (idx >= sizeof protos) return NULL;
+ p.p_proto = protos[idx];
+ p.p_name = (char *)&protos[idx+1];
p.p_aliases = (char **)&aliases;
+ idx += strlen(p.p_name) + 2;
return &p;
}