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Moves the definitions of paths in the RIB for the normal IPCP to a
header ribconfig.h to avoid repetition.
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The rib_pack function allows packing a subtree of the RIB for
dissemination. The options PACK_HASH_ROOT and PACK_HASH_ALL will add
the hashes for the root object of the packed subtree or every object
to the packed message respectively. Checking of the hashes is
currently only performed at the top level object, verifying the
complete operation.
The rib_unpack function unpacks a packed message and inserts its
contents in the RIB. The option UNPACK_CREATE flags that the unpack
operation is allowed to create new objects, else it will only update
existing objects. More advanced options could be added in the future.
The packed message structure uses Google Protocol Buffers, as defined
in ro.proto.
It adds tests for these functions to the rib_test.
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Returns the names of the nodes (not the full paths). The function
allocates memory to the children pointer that should be freed.
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The new RIB is implemented as a tree with doubly linked nodes (parents
keep a link to each child, each child keeps a link to its parent). An
index is kept in a btree using CRC32 hashes of the path name in the
RIB. Nodes keep an SHA3-256 hash value that is unique for the entire
subtree. This allows quick checks to see if two RIB subtrees are in
sync. The event system for the RIB is based on the event system for
flows (fqueue), but implemented completely in dynamic memory using
linked lists. An initial test is performed for the RIB. This PR does
not modify existing code to use the new RIB.
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