I want to make an iPad app that analyze the data traffic using: "tcpdump" The app should be somehow a implementation/adaptation/wrapper the/for the "tcpdump" command.
I zapped through the http://www.tcpdump.org/, but I want to save time, so I want ask you for some guidelines in order to solve this.
Is there any wrapper "libpcap" library for objective-c? Or any other API that handles the "tcpdump" command in iOS.
我如何使用一个Pipe/iPad式的C/C++图书馆?
提前感谢。
我也找过一名Obj-C总结仪。 在本答复中,“ href=”https://stackoverflow.com/a/6825707/143136”。 @Guy Harris特别指出了这一问题:除非你重新投入监狱中介设施,否则你将不再允许阅读数据。
Good。
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