Incorporate new RTR v2 error codes from draft-ietf-sidrops-8210bis-26
RTR v2 introduces additional error codes:
9: ASPA Provider List Error (fatal): The received ASPA PDU has an
incorrect list of Provider Autonomous System Numbers.
10: Transport Error (fatal): An error such as a stall or other transport
layer failure occurred.
11: Ordering Error (fatal): The received PDU does not conform with the
specification defined ordering.
12: Cache Restart (non-fatal): The cache is restarting.
13: Cache Shutdown (fatal): The cache has shut down deliberately.
OK claudio@
gettytab(5): man page fixes
- add missing "ab" capability
- "ps" is for a Develcon port selector, not MICOM port selector
- the "uc" capability is still supported (kind of)
- document the historical "td" capability
- document the historical "he" capability
- split the unsupported section into delay capabilities and others
- since all the historical delay capabilities are unsupported we can
delete the paragraph in BUGS that references them
- for the same reason, the paragraph talking about delays being in
milliseconds can also be deleted
tweaks and ok jsg@
math.h: replace a standards placeholder with an official version
guenther@ also points out these are XSI extensions and so we should
adjust from __POSIX_VISIBLE to __XPG_VISIBLE.
ok guenther@ (some time ago), ok sthen@
imsgbuf_get() returns int, so adjust the type of 'n' to int.
In most cases n is used for imsgbuf_get() and imsgbuf_read(), both
calls return int.
OK tb@ kirill@
imsgbuf_get() returns int, so adjust the type of 'n' to int.
In most cases n is used for imsgbuf_get() and imsgbuf_read(), both
calls return int.
OK tb@ kirill@
imsgbuf_get() returns int, so adjust the type of 'n' to int.
In most cases n is used for imsgbuf_get() and imsgbuf_read(), both
calls return int.
OK tb@ kirill@
imsgbuf_get() returns int, so adjust the type of 'n' to int.
In most cases n is used for imsgbuf_get() and imsgbuf_read(), both
calls return int.
OK tb@ kirill@
imsgbuf_get() returns int, so adjust the type of 'n' to int.
In most cases n is used for imsgbuf_get() and imsgbuf_read(), both
calls return int.
OK tb@ kirill@
imsgbuf_get() returns int, so adjust the type of 'n' to int.
In most cases n is used for imsgbuf_get() and imsgbuf_read(), both
calls return int.
OK tb@ kirill@