Class Hierarchy

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This inheritance list is sorted roughly, but not completely, alphabetically:

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CJson::BatchAllocator< AllocatedType, objectPerAllocation >
CJson::BatchAllocator< AllocatedType, objectPerAllocation >::BatchInfo
CJson::Features	Configuration passed to reader and writer
CJson::Path	Experimental and untested: represents a "path" to access a node
CJson::PathArgument	Experimental and untested: represents an element of the "path" to access a node
CJson::Reader	Unserialize a JSON document into a Value
CJson::Reader::ErrorInfo
CJson::Reader::StructuredError	An error tagged with where in the JSON text it was encountered
CJson::Reader::Token
CJson::StaticString	Lightweight wrapper to tag static string
CJson::StyledStreamWriter	Writes a Value in JSON format in a human friendly way, to a stream rather than to a string
CJson::Value	Represents a JSON value
CJson::Value::CommentInfo
CJson::Value::CZString
CJson::Value::ValueHolder
▼CJson::ValueIteratorBase	Base class for Value iterators
CJson::ValueConstIterator	Const iterator for object and array value
CJson::ValueIterator	Iterator for object and array value
▼CJson::Writer	Abstract class for writers
CJson::FastWriter	Outputs a Value in JSON format without formatting (not human friendly)
CJson::StyledWriter	Writes a Value in JSON format in a human friendly way
CLocalHostInfo
CMyra::Addr6Port	Similar to AddrPort, but uses IPv6 addresses
CMyra::AddrPort	This class exists mostly for the ability to easily sort addresses and ports numerically when creating hashes
CMyra::Config	Class to manage all of configuration read from and written to JSON file
CMyra::DB	Class DB is used to gain access to the database
CMyra::Flow	The Flow class represents both sides of a network connection
CMyra::FlowExpectation	The FlowExpectation class is used to insert hints that can link future or predicted flows with older existing flows
CMyra::FlowExpectation::Record	Each flow tuple must map to a Record
CMyra::FlowStats	Statistics used by Myra::Flow
CMyra::FlowTuple	A 5-tuple used to identify a network flow
CMyra::L2::Header	Layer 2, Ethernet frame
CMyra::L2::Header_with_VLAN	Layer 2 can also have an optional 802.1Q VLAN tag, which pushes fields out by 4 bytes
CMyra::L3_ARP::Header	ARP header
CMyra::L3_IPv4::Header	Layer 3 IPv4 header
CMyra::L3_IPv6::Header	IPv6 header
CMyra::L4_ICMP::Header	ICMP header
CMyra::L4_ICMPv6::Header	ICMPv6 header
CMyra::L4_TCP::Header	TCP header
CMyra::L4_UDP::Header	UDP header
CMyra::Pkt	Both the raw storage for all the bytes in the packet, as well as the information/analysis on the packet
CMyra::PktInfo	Meant to be easier to use than individually calling the L2 and L3 helper functions
CMyra::Server	Class used to setup the entire Myra Canyon server framework
CMyra::Traffic::Name_Resolution::Header	This is only the first part of the DNS packet
CMyra::Traffic::Name_Resolution::ResourceRecord	RFC 1035 section 4.1.3
CMyra::Traffic::TLS::ClientHello
▼Cstd::set< K >	STL class
CMyra::Traffic::Types	A std::set<> of Traffic::Type