> Except, the value has no meaning for ipv6. It'll print all 0's :-) But:
minires does not make use of the _ext field. It does use the conventional nsaddr_list (which is IPv4), but only if Windows native DNS API is not used: "osquery"(aka use_os)=0. For debugging purposes, that is enough and very convenient (yet the output needed some tune-up, which I suggested in my patch). But for practical purposes, only Windows API should be used in regular applications (which is the default, anyways, since /etc/resolv.conf is not routinely provided, so "osquery=1" implicitly). I'm not sure if improvements to use _ext by the minires own code would be any beneficial. Having said that, AAAA replies should be made understood by the minires-if-os shim code (and I can provide a patch for that, too).
