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Read the RFC here. It's not that hard to figure out the packet from at from that. If you can't even figure out the packet format from that, then you probably are not ready to try and program something using the RADIUS protocol...
tell me that should we have to define different struct for attributes or define whole RADIUS packet along with attributes within one struct in C language.
It's really up to you how you do it, but because it's a UDP protocol, you need to make sure when you do the send, that everything is sent in a single call to the send function, attributes and all.
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