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Steps for adding full support for a new Link type to libtrace:
Get a TRACE_TYPE assigned and add it to libtrace.h
Add conversions to/from your linktype
If your linktype is supported by pcap:
Add LIBTRACE_DLT of the correct number to libtrace.h
Add your new TRACE_TYPE to libtrace_to_pcap_dlt/pcap_dlt_to_libtrace
If your linktype is supported by ERF
Add TYPE_* of the correct number to libtrace.h
Add your new TRACE_TYPE to libtrace_to_erf_type/erf_type_to_libtrace
If your linktype is supported by the Linux kernel:
Add your linktype to linuxnative_get_link_type. ARPHRD's are defined in <net/if_arp.h>. If your linktype is too new to exist in that header, consider having
#ifndef ARPHRD_foo
#define ARPHRD_foo 1337
#endif
Add a structure to parse your linktype to libtrace.h with a name "libtrace__yourlinktype__t"
Add trace_get_payload_from__yourlinktype_ to protocols_l2.c, and add code to trace_get_payload_from_layer2() to understand your linktype. If you would like your new function to be part of the libtrace API, add a prototype and documentation to libtrace.h.in.