Problem with 'loc_as_get_name()'

[Gisle Vanem <gisle.vanem@gmail.com>]

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I've changed the subject since it's now off-topic
(solved that part).

> And a CRT is what?

A "C Run-time".


> +       // Set country code
>> +       loc_network_set_country_code(network4, "ZZ");

> I assume you meant to set the country code for network5?

Oh, yes. Silly me.

But other item. I've come a long way integrating 'libloc'
support in my program. Basically I do:

   struct in6_addr addr;
   struct loc_network *net;
   struct loc_as      *as = NULL;
   ...
   loc_database_lookup (libloc_data.db, &addr, &net);
   int         family  = loc_network_address_family (net);
   const char *country = loc_network_get_country_code (net);
   const char *AS_name = NULL;

   uint32 AS_num = loc_network_get_asn (net);
   is_anycast    = loc_network_has_flag (net, LOC_NETWORK_FLAG_ANYCAST);
   is_anon_proxy = loc_network_has_flag (net, LOC_NETWORK_FLAG_ANONYMOUS_PROXY);
   sat_provider  = loc_network_has_flag (net, LOC_NETWORK_FLAG_SATELLITE_PROVIDER);

   if (AS_num) {
     int r = loc_as_new (libloc_data.ctx, &as, AS_num);
     if (r == 0)
        AS_name = loc_as_get_name (as);
   }
   printf ("ASN: %lu, AF: %d, country: %s, name: %s (%d,%d,%d)",
           AS_num, family, country, AS_name, is_anycast,
           is_anon_proxy, sat_provider);
   if (as)
      loc_as_unref (as);
   loc_network_unref (net);

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Everything except 'AS_name' is okay and prints sensible values
(I've checked all ret-vals). Since there isn't any 'loc_get_asn_by_number()'
function, what should I do to get a non-NULL 'AS_name' from 'AS_num'?

PS. do I really need this 'loc_network_unref()'?
   Or does 'loc_database_lookup()' handle it?