Module pnet_macros_support::types

Provides type aliases for various primitive integer types

These types are aliased to the next largest of [u8, u16, u32, u64], and purely serve as hints for the #[packet] macro to enable the generation of the correct bit manipulations to get the value out of a packet.

They should NOT be used outside of data types marked as #[packet].

All aliases for types larger than u8 contain a be or le suffix. These specify whether the value is big or little endian, respectively. When using set_*() and get_*() methods, host endianness should be used - the methods will convert as appropriate.

Type Definitions

• u1
  Represents an unsigned, 1-bit integer.
• u2
  Represents an unsigned, 2-bit integer.
• u3
  Represents an unsigned, 3-bit integer.
• u4
  Represents an unsigned, 4-bit integer.
• u5
  Represents an unsigned, 5-bit integer.
• u6
  Represents an unsigned, 6-bit integer.
• u7
  Represents an unsigned, 7-bit integer.
• u9be
  Represents an unsigned 9-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u9he
  Represents an unsigned 9-bit integer in host endianness.
• u9le
  Represents an unsigned 9-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u10be
  Represents an unsigned 10-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u10he
  Represents an unsigned 10-bit integer in host endianness.
• u10le
  Represents an unsigned 10-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u11be
  Represents an unsigned 11-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u11he
  Represents an unsigned 11-bit integer in host endianness.
• u11le
  Represents an unsigned 11-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u12be
  Represents an unsigned 12-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u12he
  Represents an unsigned 12-bit integer in host endianness.
• u12le
  Represents an unsigned 12-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u13be
  Represents an unsigned 13-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u13he
  Represents an unsigned 13-bit integer in host endianness.
• u13le
  Represents an unsigned 13-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u14be
  Represents an unsigned 14-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u14he
  Represents an unsigned 14-bit integer in host endianness.
• u14le
  Represents an unsigned 14-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u15be
  Represents an unsigned 15-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u15he
  Represents an unsigned 15-bit integer in host endianness.
• u15le
  Represents an unsigned 15-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u16be
  Represents an unsigned 16-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u16he
  Represents an unsigned 16-bit integer in host endianness.
• u16le
  Represents an unsigned 16-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u17be
  Represents an unsigned 17-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u17he
  Represents an unsigned 17-bit integer in host endianness.
• u17le
  Represents an unsigned 17-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u18be
  Represents an unsigned 18-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u18he
  Represents an unsigned 18-bit integer in host endianness.
• u18le
  Represents an unsigned 18-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u19be
  Represents an unsigned 19-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u19he
  Represents an unsigned 19-bit integer in host endianness.
• u19le
  Represents an unsigned 19-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u20be
  Represents an unsigned 20-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u20he
  Represents an unsigned 20-bit integer in host endianness.
• u20le
  Represents an unsigned 20-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u21be
  Represents an unsigned 21-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u21he
  Represents an unsigned 21-bit integer in host endianness.
• u21le
  Represents an unsigned 21-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u22be
  Represents an unsigned 22-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u22he
  Represents an unsigned 22-bit integer in host endianness.
• u22le
  Represents an unsigned 22-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u23be
  Represents an unsigned 23-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u23he
  Represents an unsigned 23-bit integer in host endianness.
• u23le
  Represents an unsigned 23-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u24be
  Represents an unsigned 24-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u24he
  Represents an unsigned 24-bit integer in host endianness.
• u24le
  Represents an unsigned 24-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u25be
  Represents an unsigned 25-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u25he
  Represents an unsigned 25-bit integer in host endianness.
• u25le
  Represents an unsigned 25-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u26be
  Represents an unsigned 26-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u26he
  Represents an unsigned 26-bit integer in host endianness.
• u26le
  Represents an unsigned 26-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u27be
  Represents an unsigned 27-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u27he
  Represents an unsigned 27-bit integer in host endianness.
• u27le
  Represents an unsigned 27-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u28be
  Represents an unsigned 28-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u28he
  Represents an unsigned 28-bit integer in host endianness.
• u28le
  Represents an unsigned 28-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u29be
  Represents an unsigned 29-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u29he
  Represents an unsigned 29-bit integer in host endianness.
• u29le
  Represents an unsigned 29-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u30be
  Represents an unsigned 30-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u30he
  Represents an unsigned 30-bit integer in host endianness.
• u30le
  Represents an unsigned 30-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u31be
  Represents an unsigned 31-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u31he
  Represents an unsigned 31-bit integer in host endianness.
• u31le
  Represents an unsigned 31-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u32be
  Represents an unsigned 32-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u32he
  Represents an unsigned 32-bit integer in host endianness.
• u32le
  Represents an unsigned 32-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u33be
  Represents an unsigned 33-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u33he
  Represents an unsigned 33-bit integer in host endianness.
• u33le
  Represents an unsigned 33-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u34be
  Represents an unsigned 34-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u34he
  Represents an unsigned 34-bit integer in host endianness.
• u34le
  Represents an unsigned 34-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u35be
  Represents an unsigned 35-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u35he
  Represents an unsigned 35-bit integer in host endianness.
• u35le
  Represents an unsigned 35-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u36be
  Represents an unsigned 36-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u36he
  Represents an unsigned 36-bit integer in host endianness.
• u36le
  Represents an unsigned 36-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u37be
  Represents an unsigned 37-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u37he
  Represents an unsigned 37-bit integer in host endianness.
• u37le
  Represents an unsigned 37-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u38be
  Represents an unsigned 38-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u38he
  Represents an unsigned 38-bit integer in host endianness.
• u38le
  Represents an unsigned 38-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u39be
  Represents an unsigned 39-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u39he
  Represents an unsigned 39-bit integer in host endianness.
• u39le
  Represents an unsigned 39-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u40be
  Represents an unsigned 40-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u40he
  Represents an unsigned 40-bit integer in host endianness.
• u40le
  Represents an unsigned 40-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u41be
  Represents an unsigned 41-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u41he
  Represents an unsigned 41-bit integer in host endianness.
• u41le
  Represents an unsigned 41-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u42be
  Represents an unsigned 42-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u42he
  Represents an unsigned 42-bit integer in host endianness.
• u42le
  Represents an unsigned 42-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u43be
  Represents an unsigned 43-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u43he
  Represents an unsigned 43-bit integer in host endianness.
• u43le
  Represents an unsigned 43-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u44be
  Represents an unsigned 44-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u44he
  Represents an unsigned 44-bit integer in host endianness.
• u44le
  Represents an unsigned 44-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u45be
  Represents an unsigned 45-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u45he
  Represents an unsigned 45-bit integer in host endianness.
• u45le
  Represents an unsigned 45-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u46be
  Represents an unsigned 46-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u46he
  Represents an unsigned 46-bit integer in host endianness.
• u46le
  Represents an unsigned 46-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u47be
  Represents an unsigned 47-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u47he
  Represents an unsigned 47-bit integer in host endianness.
• u47le
  Represents an unsigned 47-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u48be
  Represents an unsigned 48-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u48he
  Represents an unsigned 48-bit integer in host endianness.
• u48le
  Represents an unsigned 48-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u49be
  Represents an unsigned 49-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u49he
  Represents an unsigned 49-bit integer in host endianness.
• u49le
  Represents an unsigned 49-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u50be
  Represents an unsigned 50-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u50he
  Represents an unsigned 50-bit integer in host endianness.
• u50le
  Represents an unsigned 50-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u51be
  Represents an unsigned 51-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u51he
  Represents an unsigned 51-bit integer in host endianness.
• u51le
  Represents an unsigned 51-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u52be
  Represents an unsigned 52-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u52he
  Represents an unsigned 52-bit integer in host endianness.
• u52le
  Represents an unsigned 52-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u53be
  Represents an unsigned 53-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u53he
  Represents an unsigned 53-bit integer in host endianness.
• u53le
  Represents an unsigned 53-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u54be
  Represents an unsigned 54-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u54he
  Represents an unsigned 54-bit integer in host endianness.
• u54le
  Represents an unsigned 54-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u55be
  Represents an unsigned 55-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u55he
  Represents an unsigned 55-bit integer in host endianness.
• u55le
  Represents an unsigned 55-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u56be
  Represents an unsigned 56-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u56he
  Represents an unsigned 56-bit integer in host endianness.
• u56le
  Represents an unsigned 56-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u57be
  Represents an unsigned 57-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u57he
  Represents an unsigned 57-bit integer in host endianness.
• u57le
  Represents an unsigned 57-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u58be
  Represents an unsigned 58-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u58he
  Represents an unsigned 58-bit integer in host endianness.
• u58le
  Represents an unsigned 58-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u59be
  Represents an unsigned 59-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u59he
  Represents an unsigned 59-bit integer in host endianness.
• u59le
  Represents an unsigned 59-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u60be
  Represents an unsigned 60-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u60he
  Represents an unsigned 60-bit integer in host endianness.
• u60le
  Represents an unsigned 60-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u61be
  Represents an unsigned 61-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u61he
  Represents an unsigned 61-bit integer in host endianness.
• u61le
  Represents an unsigned 61-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u62be
  Represents an unsigned 62-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u62he
  Represents an unsigned 62-bit integer in host endianness.
• u62le
  Represents an unsigned 62-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u63be
  Represents an unsigned 63-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u63he
  Represents an unsigned 63-bit integer in host endianness.
• u63le
  Represents an unsigned 63-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u64be
  Represents an unsigned 64-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as big-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.
• u64he
  Represents an unsigned 64-bit integer in host endianness.
• u64le
  Represents an unsigned 64-bit integer. libpnet #[packet]-derived structs using this type will hold it in memory as little-endian, but accessors/mutators will return/take host-order values.