I’ve just committed some changes to the nng_sockaddr structures that may
break your code if you’re using or relying on them. (You probably aren’t,
in which case just delete this message.)
Essentially, the nng_sockaddr is now just a union, not a structure
enclosing a union, so we can eliminate the silly s_un extra level of
dereferencing.
Also, nng_sockaddr_inproc is a different structure, with a member called
sa_name instead of sa_path, and the s_path member of nng_sockaddr
(corresponding to NNG_AF_IPC) is renamed to s_ipc.
These were minor inconsistencies that I ran into as I was documenting
stuff, and I figured its a good time to fix them before people start
depending too heavily on them.
I’ll be pushing this out into 0.7.0 later this week, I think. I have a few
more API changes to make (additions in this case) first.
Thanks.
- Garrett
