linux: add rtnetlink mcast group definitions #2889
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linux: add rtnetlink mcast group definitions These come in two flavors: - RTNLGRP_* are bit indexes (arguments to setsockopt(2)) as used in the kernel with test_bit() but also userspace (see libnl examples). - RTMGRP_* are bitmasks not used in the kernel; their use seems to be deprecated, at least according to comments in libnl, but documentation still references them. The rationale for adding these definitions is that they're needed to subscribe to kernel events via Netlink multicast groups.
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These come in two flavors: - RTNLGRP_* are bit indexes (arguments to setsockopt(2)) as used in the kernel with test_bit() but also userspace (see libnl examples). - RTMGRP_* are bitmasks not used in the kernel; their use seems to be deprecated, at least according to comments in libnl, but documentation still references them. The rationale for adding these definitions is that they're needed to subscribe to kernel events via Netlink multicast groups.
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These come in two flavors:
RTNLGRP_* are bit indexes (arguments to setsockopt(2)) as used
in the kernel with test_bit() but also userspace (see libnl
examples).
RTMGRP_* are bitmasks not used in the kernel; their use
seems to be deprecated, at least according to comments in
libnl, but documentation still references them.
The rationale for adding these definitions is that they're needed
to subscribe to kernel events via Netlink multicast groups.