Enum wasmer_wasi_types::types::net::SockProto

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#[repr(u16)]
pub enum SockProto {
Show 264 variants    Ip,
    Icmp,
    Igmp,
    ProtoThree,
    Ipip,
    ProtoFive,
    Tcp,
    ProtoSeven,
    Egp,
    ProtoNine,
    ProtoTen,
    ProtoEleven,
    Pup,
    ProtoThirteen,
    ProtoFourteen,
    ProtoFifteen,
    ProtoSixteen,
    Udp,
    ProtoEighteen,
    ProtoNineteen,
    ProtoTwenty,
    ProtoTwentyone,
    Idp,
    ProtoTwentythree,
    ProtoTwentyfour,
    ProtoTwentyfive,
    ProtoTwentysix,
    ProtoTwentyseven,
    ProtoTwentyeight,
    ProtoTp,
    ProtoThirty,
    ProtoThirtyone,
    ProtoThirtytwo,
    Dccp,
    ProtoThirtyfour,
    ProtoThirtyfive,
    ProtoThirtysix,
    ProtoThirtyseven,
    ProtoThirtyeight,
    ProtoThirtynine,
    ProtoFourty,
    Ipv6,
    ProtoFourtytwo,
    Routing,
    Fragment,
    ProtoFourtyfive,
    Rsvp,
    Gre,
    ProtoFourtyeight,
    ProtoFourtynine,
    Esp,
    Ah,
    ProtoFiftytwo,
    ProtoFiftythree,
    ProtoFiftyfour,
    ProtoFiftyfive,
    ProtoFiftysix,
    ProtoFiftyseven,
    Icmpv6,
    None,
    Dstopts,
    ProtoSixtyone,
    ProtoSixtytwo,
    ProtoSixtythree,
    ProtoSixtyfour,
    ProtoSixtyfive,
    ProtoSixtysix,
    ProtoSixtyseven,
    ProtoSixtyeight,
    ProtoSixtynine,
    ProtoSeventy,
    ProtoSeventyone,
    ProtoSeventytwo,
    ProtoSeventythree,
    ProtoSeventyfour,
    ProtoSeventyfive,
    ProtoSeventysix,
    ProtoSeventyseven,
    ProtoSeventyeight,
    ProtoSeventynine,
    ProtoEighty,
    ProtoEightyone,
    ProtoEightytwo,
    ProtoEightythree,
    ProtoEightyfour,
    ProtoEightyfive,
    ProtoEightysix,
    ProtoEightyseven,
    ProtoEightyeight,
    ProtoEightynine,
    ProtoNinety,
    ProtoNinetyone,
    Mtp,
    ProtoNinetythree,
    Beetph,
    ProtoNinetyfive,
    ProtoNinetysix,
    ProtoNineetyseven,
    Encap,
    ProtoNinetynine,
    ProtoOnehundred,
    ProtoOnehundredandone,
    ProtoOnehundredandtwo,
    Pim,
    ProtoOnehundredandfour,
    ProtoOnehundredandfive,
    ProtoOnehundredandsix,
    ProtoOnehundredandseven,
    Comp,
    ProtoOnehundredandnine,
    ProtoOnehundredandten,
    ProtoOnehundredandeleven,
    ProtoOnehundredandtwelve,
    ProtoOnehundredandthirteen,
    ProtoOnehundredandfourteen,
    ProtoOnehundredandfifteen,
    ProtoOnehundredandsixteen,
    ProtoOnehundredandseventeen,
    ProtoOnehundredandeighteen,
    ProtoOnehundredandnineteen,
    ProtoOnehundredandtwenty,
    ProtoOnehundredandtwentyone,
    ProtoOnehundredandtwentytwo,
    ProtoOnehundredandtwentythree,
    ProtoOnehundredandtwentyfour,
    ProtoOnehundredandtwentyfive,
    ProtoOnehundredandtwentysix,
    ProtoOnehundredandtwentyseven,
    ProtoOnehundredandtwentyeight,
    ProtoOnehundredandtwentynine,
    ProtoOnehundredandthirty,
    ProtoOnehundredandthirtyone,
    Sctp,
    ProtoOnehundredandthirtythree,
    ProtoOnehundredandthirtyfour,
    Mh,
    Udplite,
    Mpls,
    ProtoOnehundredandthirtyeight,
    ProtoOnehundredandthirtynine,
    ProtoOnehundredandfourty,
    ProtoOnehundredandfourtyone,
    ProtoOnehundredandfourtytwo,
    Ethernet,
    ProtoOnehundredandfourtyfour,
    ProtoOnehundredandfourtyfive,
    ProtoOnehundredandfourtysix,
    ProtoOnehundredandfourtyseven,
    ProtoOnehundredandfourtyeight,
    ProtoOnehundredandfourtynine,
    ProtoOnehundredandfifty,
    ProtoOnehundredandfiftyone,
    ProtoOnehundredandfiftytwo,
    ProtoOnehundredandfiftythree,
    ProtoOnehundredandfiftyfour,
    ProtoOnehundredandfiftyfive,
    ProtoOnehundredandfiftysix,
    ProtoOnehundredandfiftyseven,
    ProtoOnehundredandfiftyeight,
    ProtoOnehundredandfiftynine,
    ProtoOnehundredandsixty,
    ProtoOnehundredandsixtyone,
    ProtoOnehundredandsixtytwo,
    ProtoOnehundredandsixtythree,
    ProtoOnehundredandsixtyfour,
    ProtoOnehundredandsixtyfive,
    ProtoOnehundredandsixtysix,
    ProtoOnehundredandsixtyseven,
    ProtoOnehundredandsixtyeight,
    ProtoOnehundredandsixtynine,
    ProtoOnehundredandseventy,
    ProtoOnehundredandseventyone,
    ProtoOnehundredandseventytwo,
    ProtoOnehundredandseventythree,
    ProtoOnehundredandseventyfour,
    ProtoOnehundredandseventyfive,
    ProtoOnehundredandseventysix,
    ProtoOnehundredandseventyseven,
    ProtoOnehundredandseventyeight,
    ProtoOnehundredandseventynine,
    ProtoOnehundredandeighty,
    ProtoOnehundredandeightyone,
    ProtoOnehundredandeightytwo,
    ProtoOnehundredandeightythree,
    ProtoOnehundredandeightyfour,
    ProtoOnehundredandeightyfive,
    ProtoOnehundredandeightysix,
    ProtoOnehundredandeightyseven,
    ProtoOnehundredandeightyeight,
    ProtoOnehundredandeightynine,
    ProtoOnehundredandninety,
    ProtoOnehundredandninetyone,
    ProtoOnehundredandninetytwo,
    ProtoOnehundredandninetythree,
    ProtoOnehundredandninetyfour,
    ProtoOnehundredandninetyfive,
    ProtoOnehundredandninetysix,
    ProtoOnehundredandninetyseven,
    ProtoOnehundredandninetyeight,
    ProtoOnehundredandninetynine,
    ProtoTwohundred,
    ProtoTwohundredandone,
    ProtoTwohundredandtwo,
    ProtoTwohundredandthree,
    ProtoTwohundredandfour,
    ProtoTwohundredandfive,
    ProtoTwohundredandsix,
    ProtoTwohundredandseven,
    ProtoTwohundredandeight,
    ProtoTwohundredandnine,
    ProtoTwohundredandten,
    ProtoTwohundredandeleven,
    ProtoTwohundredandtwelve,
    ProtoTwohundredandthirteen,
    ProtoTwohundredandfourteen,
    ProtoTwohundredandfifteen,
    ProtoTwohundredandsixteen,
    ProtoTwohundredandseventeen,
    ProtoTwohundredandeighteen,
    ProtoTwohundredandnineteen,
    ProtoTwohundredandtwenty,
    ProtoTwohundredandtwentyone,
    ProtoTwohundredandtwentytwo,
    ProtoTwohundredandtwentythree,
    ProtoTwohundredandtwentyfour,
    ProtoTwohundredandtwentyfive,
    ProtoTwohundredandtwentysix,
    ProtoTwohundredandtwentyseven,
    ProtoTwohundredandtwentyeight,
    ProtoTwohundredandtwentynine,
    ProtoTwohundredandthirty,
    ProtoTwohundredandthirtyone,
    ProtoTwohundredandthirtytwo,
    ProtoTwohundredandthirtythree,
    ProtoTwohundredandthirtyfour,
    ProtoTwohundredandthirtyfive,
    ProtoTwohundredandthirtysix,
    ProtoTwohundredandthirtyseven,
    ProtoTwohundredandthirtyeight,
    ProtoTwohundredandthirtynine,
    ProtoTwohundredandfourty,
    ProtoTwohundredandfourtyone,
    ProtoTwohundredandfourtytwo,
    ProtoTwohundredandfourtythree,
    ProtoTwohundredandfourtyfour,
    ProtoTwohundredandfourtyfive,
    ProtoTwohundredandfourtysix,
    ProtoTwohundredandfourtyseven,
    ProtoTwohundredandfourtyeight,
    ProtoTwohundredandfourtynine,
    ProtoTwohundredandfifty,
    ProtoTwohundredandfiftyone,
    ProtoTwohundredandfiftytwo,
    ProtoTwohundredandfiftythree,
    ProtoTwohundredandfiftyfour,
    ProtoRaw,
    ProtoTwohundredandfiftysix,
    ProtoTwohundredandfiftyseven,
    ProtoTwohundredandfiftyeight,
    ProtoTwohundredandfiftynine,
    ProtoTwohundredandsixty,
    ProtoTwohundredandsixtyone,
    Mptcp,
    Max,
}

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impl Clone for SockProto

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fn clone(&self) -> SockProto

Returns a copy of the value. Read more

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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more

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impl Debug for SockProto

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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impl FromToNativeWasmType for SockProto

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type Native = i32

Native Wasm type.

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fn to_native(self) -> Self::Native

Convert self to Self::Native. Read more

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fn from_native(n: Self::Native) -> Self

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fn is_from_store(&self, _store: &impl AsStoreRef) -> bool

Returns whether the given value is from the given store. Read more

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impl PartialEq<SockProto> for SockProto

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fn eq(&self, other: &SockProto) -> bool

This method tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.

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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

This method tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.

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impl ValueType for SockProto

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fn zero_padding_bytes(&self, _bytes: &mut [MaybeUninit<u8>])

This method is passed a byte slice which contains the byte representation of self. It must zero out any bytes which are uninitialized (e.g. padding bytes).

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impl Copy for SockProto

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impl Eq for SockProto

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impl StructuralEq for SockProto

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impl StructuralPartialEq for SockProto

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impl RefUnwindSafe for SockProto

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impl Send for SockProto

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impl Sync for SockProto

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impl Unpin for SockProto

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impl UnwindSafe for SockProto

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