sndtrn4 writes:
sndtrn4> I need to get the sysntax of a node, like Counter32, Gauge32, sndtrn4> etc. The type just tells me whether it's an interger or an sndtrn4> unsigned integer. Is there any way to find out whether it has sndtrn4> been declared as a Counter or a Gauge?
I guess you are looking for a function which gives you the SNMP type for a given SmiType. Take a look at getSnmpType() in tools/dump-stools.c which does exactly that.
Well, it actually returns the SNMP tag names used by the gsnmp package - but it should be straight-forward to modify the code to do whatever you need. And this also explains why such a mapping is usually specific to the SNMP implementation and thus libsmi does not provide support for this kind of thing in the documented API.
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