[Pdns-dev]

[Dean Anderson]

Nevermind, brain fart.  It is an _iterator_ to a map. 'first' is the key,
'second' is the value... Sigh. Time to go home and sleep...

		--Dean

On Tue, 11 Nov 2003, Dean Anderson wrote:

> In the file dnsproxy.cc there is the following method:
>
> The iterator i points to a structure of type ConnTrack, defined in
> dnsproxy.hh.  The funny thing is that ConnTrack does not have a member
> called 'second'.  It does have a member called 'created'.  So, can someone
> explain what second in the method below refers to?  And where is it
> defined?
>
> Thanks,
>
> 		--Dean
>
> int DNSProxy::getID_locked()
> {
>   map_t::iterator i;
>   for(int n=0;;++n) {
>     i=d_conntrack.find(n);
>     if(i==d_conntrack.end()) {
>       return n;
>     }
>     else if(i->second.created<time(0)-60) {
>       if(i->second.created)
>         L<<Logger::Warning<<"Recursive query for remote "<<
>           sockAddrToString((struct sockaddr_in *)&i->second.remote,
> i->second.addrlen)<<" with internal id "<<n<<
>           " was not answered by backend within timeout, reusing id"<<endl;
>
>       return n;
>     }
>   }
> }
>
>
>
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