InetTransport_CreateAddress InetTransport_CreateAddress_Interface InetTransport_CreateAddress_Sockaddr InetTransport_CreateAddress_Sockaddr_Interface InetTransport_CreateIPv4Address InetTransport_CreateIPv6Address INETTRANSPORT_DEFAULT_MULTICAST_ADDRESS_IPV4 INETTRANSPORT_DEFAULT_MULTICAST_ADDRESS_IPV6_ADMIN INETTRANSPORT_DEFAULT_MULTICAST_ADDRESS_IPV6_GLOBAL INETTRANSPORT_DEFAULT_MULTICAST_ADDRESS_IPV6_LINK INETTRANSPORT_DEFAULT_MULTICAST_ADDRESS_IPV6_NODE INETTRANSPORT_DEFAULT_MULTICAST_ADDRESS_IPV6_ORG INETTRANSPORT_DEFAULT_MULTICAST_ADDRESS_IPV6_SITE INETTRANSPORT_DEFAULT_MULTICAST_ADDRESS_IPV6_SUBNET INETTRANSPORT_DEFAULT_MULTICAST_PORT INETTRANSPORT_DEFAULT_UNICAST_PORT InetTransport_GetAddress InetTransport_GetAddressInterface InetTransport_GetAddressSize InetTransport_Init InetTransport_Shutdown

DOFAddress InetTransport_CreateAddress_Interface ( const char *  hostname, uint16  port, const char *  iface  ) Create a new address from hostname, port and an interface name e.g. eth0, wlan0. Note Hostname will be resolved and reresolved when needed. The interface index will only be used to force a multicast server to listen on a specific interface; it is ignored for all other address types and uses. Parameters hostname The hostname this should not be NULL. port The port number. iface The interface name over which a multicast address is valid. 0 (the default) means the platform will choose the most appropriate interface. Returns The new address, or NULL if one could not be created. If the SO_BINDTODEVICE socket option is not supported and the interface is greater than 0, this function will return NULL. Resource Management: This function allocates resources that must later be freed by calling DOFAddress_Destroy.