Parser Structures

This section describes structures you can use to develop parsers. These structures are used by functions you can use to develop parsers and functions you can use to develop either parsers or experts.

Structure	Description
MACFRAME	Defines the most commonly used initial protocols.
ENTRYPOINTS	Specifies pointers to the entry points for the Parser DLL.
PF_FOLLOWENTRY	Specifies the protocol that follows the current protocol.
PF_FOLLOWSET	Specifies the set of protocols that follows the current protocol.
PF_HANDOFFENTRY	Specifies either the protocol that hands off to the current protocol or the protocol that the current protocol hands off to.
PF_HANDOFFSET	Specifies the set of protocols that hand off to the current protocol or the set of protocols the current protocol hands off to.
PF_PARSERDLLINFO	Specifies the number of parsers in the parser DLL and information about each parser.
PF_PARSERINFO	Specifies information about a specific parser.
LABELED_BIT	Specifies handles, BIT fields, or flags.
LABELED_BYTE	Specifies a BYTE label pair.
LABELED_DWORD	Specifies a DWORD label pair.
LABELED_WORD	Specifies a WORD label pair.
PROPERTYINFO	Specifies the properties that the protocol parser requires to describe frames.
PROPERTYINST	Specifies an instance of a property in a frame.
PROPERTYINSTEX	Specifies a free-form, extended property instance.
PROTOCOLINFO	Specifies a protocol.
RANGE	Specifies a range for a number.
SET	Specifies a table of values for a property.

 

For information about functions used to develop parser DLLs, see the following topics.

For information about	See
Functions that the parser DLLs export.	Parser DLL Export Functions
Functions that you can use to develop parser DLLs.	Parser Functions
Functions that you can use to develop parser and expert DLLs.	Expert and Parser Common Functions

 

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