cpe_name.h File Reference
CPE URIs

Interface to Common Platform Enumeration (CPE) URI. More...

`#include <stdbool.h>`
`#include <stdlib.h>`
`#include <stdio.h>`

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## Typedefs

typedef bool *(* | cpe_check_fn )(const char *, const char *, const char *, void *)
| Shared callback definition used to evaluate checks to perform applicability tests. More...
typedef bool *(* | cpe_dict_fn )(const struct cpe_name *, void *)
| Shared callback definition used to match CPE names to perform applicability tests. More...

## Enumerations

enum | cpe_part_t { CPE_PART_NONE, CPE_PART_HW, CPE_PART_OS, CPE_PART_APP }
| enumeration of possible CPE parts More...
enum | cpe_format_t { CPE_FORMAT_UNKNOWN, CPE_FORMAT_URI, CPE_FORMAT_STRING, CPE_FORMAT_WFN }

## Functions

Evaluators
cpe_format_t | cpe_name_get_format_of_str (const char *str)
| Looks at given string and returns format it is in. More...

## Detailed Description

Interface to Common Platform Enumeration (CPE) URI.

See more details at http://nvd.nist.gov/cpe.cfm

## Typedef Documentation

typedef bool*(* cpe_check_fn)(const char *, const char *, const char *, void *)

Shared callback definition used to evaluate checks to perform applicability tests.

first arg = system second arg = href third arg = check name / id fourth arg = arbitrary pointer / user data

returns true = applicable, false = not applicable

typedef bool*(* cpe_dict_fn)(const struct cpe_name *, void *)

Shared callback definition used to match CPE names to perform applicability tests.

first argument = cpe name to match second argument = arbitrary pointer / user data returns true = matched to existing applicable name, false = not matched/not applicable