Class List

Here are the classes, structs, unions and interfaces with brief descriptions:

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▼NJson	JSON (JavaScript Object Notation)
▼CBatchAllocator
CBatchInfo
CFastWriter	Outputs a Value in JSON format without formatting (not human friendly)
CFeatures	Configuration passed to reader and writer
CPath	Experimental and untested: represents a "path" to access a node
CPathArgument	Experimental and untested: represents an element of the "path" to access a node
▼CReader	Unserialize a JSON document into a Value
CErrorInfo
CStructuredError	An error tagged with where in the JSON text it was encountered
CToken
CStaticString	Lightweight wrapper to tag static string
CStyledStreamWriter	Writes a Value in JSON format in a human friendly way, to a stream rather than to a string
CStyledWriter	Writes a Value in JSON format in a human friendly way
▼CValue	Represents a JSON value
CCommentInfo
CCZString
CValueHolder
CValueConstIterator	Const iterator for object and array value
CValueIterator	Iterator for object and array value
CValueIteratorBase	Base class for Value iterators
CWriter	Abstract class for writers
▼NMyra	Namespace declaration for all of the Myra Canyon helper functions
▼NL2	Layer 2 (ethernet)
CHeader	Layer 2, Ethernet frame
CHeader_with_VLAN	Layer 2 can also have an optional 802.1Q VLAN tag, which pushes fields out by 4 bytes
▼NL3_ARP	Layer 3 is ARP
CHeader	ARP header
▼NL3_IPv4	Layer 3 is IPv4
CHeader	Layer 3 IPv4 header
▼NL3_IPv6	Layer 3 is IPv6
CHeader	IPv6 header
▼NL4_ICMP	Definitions and helper functions for when layer 4 is ICMP
CHeader	ICMP header
▼NL4_ICMPv6	Definitions and helper functions for when layer 4 is ICMPv6
CHeader	ICMPv6 header
▼NL4_TCP	Definitions and helper functions for when layer 4 is TCP
CHeader	TCP header
▼NL4_UDP	Definitions and helper functions for when layer 4 is UDP
CHeader	UDP header
▼NTraffic	Namespace to group everything related to network traffic
▼NName_Resolution	Detect and examine DNS packets
CHeader	This is only the first part of the DNS packet
CResourceRecord	RFC 1035 section 4.1.3
▼NTLS	Detect and examine TLS packets
CClientHello
CTypes	A std::set<> of Traffic::Type
CAddr6Port	Similar to AddrPort, but uses IPv6 addresses
CAddrPort	This class exists mostly for the ability to easily sort addresses and ports numerically when creating hashes
CConfig	Class to manage all of configuration read from and written to JSON file
CDB	Class DB is used to gain access to the database
CFlow	The Flow class represents both sides of a network connection
▼CFlowExpectation	The FlowExpectation class is used to insert hints that can link future or predicted flows with older existing flows
CRecord	Each flow tuple must map to a Record
CFlowStats	Statistics used by Myra::Flow
CFlowTuple	A 5-tuple used to identify a network flow
CPkt	Both the raw storage for all the bytes in the packet, as well as the information/analysis on the packet
CPktInfo	Meant to be easier to use than individually calling the L2 and L3 helper functions
CServer	Class used to setup the entire Myra Canyon server framework
CLocalHostInfo