Lines Matching +defs:val +defs:to
4 * The contents of this file are subject to the terms of the
135 * Return a reference to the property table. Number of entries in table
147 * property, the type expected, and returns a pointer to the matching member,
331 * pointer to an allocated and initialized rpc_info_t, else NULL.
359 * fails, we check to see whether it was the result of a v6 proto
402 * Allocate, initialize and return a pointer to a tlx_info_t structure.
561 * marked invalid are those that are KNOWN to be invalid.
565 * If 'fmri' is set then the latter three parameters need to be set to
567 * by cfgpp is set to point at an initialized basic_cfg_t.
592 * Set all checkable properties to valid as a baseline. We'll be
748 /* strip a trailing only to simplify further processing */
763 * getnetconfigent() fails, we check to see whether
768 * leave inetd to handle the value appropriately
769 * when it tries to listen on behalf of the service.
919 /* add new proto entry to proto_list */
939 /* Don't pass any arguments to access() */
972 * according to whether any properties were marked invalid.
1122 * is set to indicate the cause, else a pointer to the read properties is
1184 * Read all properties applicable to 'instance' (including defaults).
1271 * to socket(). If an unknown type string is passed returns -1, else the id.
1323 * On success, hash is modified to point to the digest string and 0 is returned.
1324 * Otherwise, -1 is returned and errno is set to indicate the error.
1382 * repository. On success, hash is modified to point to the hash string and
1429 scf_value_t *val = NULL;
1451 (val = scf_value_create(h)) == NULL)
1464 if (scf_value_set_astring(val, hash) == -1 ||
1465 scf_entry_add_value(txent, val) == -1)
1484 scf_value_destroy(val);
1540 /* we set argv[0] to point at our static storage. */
1570 * type server, waiting for datagrams to come in, and when they do passing
1572 * address, in a call to the callback function 'cb'. If no datagrams are
1611 * request has completed or a non-EINTR error occurs. If 'to' is set to a
1617 const struct sockaddr *to, int tolen) {
1624 if (to == NULL) {
1627 ret = sendto(fd, cp + cnt, sz - cnt, flags, to, tolen);
1639 const struct sockaddr *to, int tolen) {
1640 return (safe_sendto_write(fd, buf, sz, flags, to, tolen));
1666 * returning a pointer to this array. If one of the protos is too big
1667 * errno is set to E2BIG and NULL is returned; if memory allocation failure
1668 * occurs errno is set to ENOMEM and NULL is returned; else on success
1714 * function first tries to interpret 'proto' as a nettype to get its netids.
1715 * If this fails it tries to interpret it as a netid. If 'proto' is neither
1717 * returned, else a pointer to an array of netids associated with 'proto' is