Use pointer address for identifying routes in local interface.

The previous choice was not unique in the presence of multiple next hops.

Use pointer address for identifying routes in local interface.
The previous choice was not unique in the presence of multiple next hops.
96134b42 · Juliusz Chroboczek · 75de8a41 · 96134b42
Commit 96134b42 authored Jun 24, 2016 by Juliusz Chroboczek
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--- a/local.c
+++ b/local.c
@@ -237,10 +237,10 @@ local_notify_route_1(struct local_socket *s, struct babel_route *route, int kind
                                           route->src->src_plen);

    rc = snprintf(buf, 512,
-                  "%s route %s-%lx-%s prefix %s from %s installed %s "
+                  "%s route %lx prefix %s from %s installed %s "
                  "id %s metric %d refmetric %d via %s if %s\n",
                  local_kind(kind),
-                  dst_prefix, (unsigned long)route->neigh, src_prefix,
+                  (unsigned long)route,
                  dst_prefix, src_prefix,
                  route->installed ? "yes" : "no",
                  format_eui64(route->src->id),