ot::Message::Settings::GetDefault() - syntax, references, call tree, description

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static const Settings &GetDefault(void) { return static_cast<const Settings &>(kDefault); }

message.hpp:402

Message *CoapBase::NewMessage(void) { return NewMessage(Message::Settings::GetDefault()); }

coap.cpp:108

ot::Coap::CoapBase

ot::Coap::CoapBase::NewMessage()

Message *Ip6::NewMessage(uint16_t aReserved) { return NewMessage(aReserved, Message::Settings::GetDefault()); }

ip6.cpp:71

ot::Ip6::Ip6

ot::Ip6::Ip6::NewMessage()

Message *MessagePool::Allocate(Message::Type aType) { return Allocate(aType, 0, Message::Settings::GetDefault()); }

message.cpp:89

ot::MessagePool

ot::MessagePool::Allocate()

return Allocate(aType, aReserveHeader, Message::Settings::GetDefault());

message.cpp:93

ot::MessagePool

ot::MessagePool::Allocate()

return (aSettings == nullptr) ? GetDefault() : AsCoreType(aSettings);

message.cpp:203

ot::Message::Settings

ot::Message::Settings::From()

Message *Udp::Socket::NewMessage(uint16_t aReserved) { return NewMessage(aReserved, Message::Settings::GetDefault()); }

udp6.cpp:81

ot::Ip6::Udp::Socket

ot::Ip6::Udp::Socket::NewMessage()

Message *Udp::NewMessage(uint16_t aReserved) { return NewMessage(aReserved, Message::Settings::GetDefault()); }

udp6.cpp:424

ot::Ip6::Udp

ot::Ip6::Udp::NewMessage()

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ot::Message::Settings::GetDefault() is called by 6 functions:

ot::MessagePool::Allocate()

ot::Message::Settings::From()

ot::Coap::CoapBase::NewMessage()

ot::Ip6::Ip6::NewMessage()

ot::Ip6::Udp::Socket::NewMessage()

ot::Ip6::Udp::NewMessage()

ot::Message::Settings::GetDefault()

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ot::Message::Settings::GetDefault() reads 1 variable:

ot::Message::Settings::kDefault

ot::Message::Settings::GetDefault()

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