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[Mrt-developers] mrt route_btoa feature patch

[Kyle B. <br...@bu...>]

To whom it may concern,

I have been using the mrt suite, specifically route_btoa, as a tool to aid
in data analysis for my current research.  One of the problems I ended up
having with it is that in machine-readable output mode (-m), packet
boundaries are not preserved.  I hacked together a 2-line patch to the
source to fix this problem.  I'm not sure what interest there is in this
particular feature, or whether or not this software is still actively
developed/used, but if anyone is interested, I would be happy to contribute
this small modification.

Thank You,

Kyle Brogle
Computer Science Department
Boston University

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Re: [Mrt-developers] MRT on Mac OS X

[Michael D. <Mic...@cl...>]

> 
> MRT is under a BSD license. I'm no license expert, but I would guess it is 
> best to add a README.OSX (or similar) to indicate where to get the msg.h 
> file, and which (10.3.4?) OSX version it was tested under.

Cool. I'll check stuff out under Linux/ix86 this weekend, and I'll also write 
a suitable readme, and then get back to you.

Cheers,

-- Michael

Re: [Mrt-developers] MRT on Mac OS X

[Florent P. <Flo...@he...>]

-- On Friday, July 09, 2004 09:08:13 AM +0100, Michael Dales wrote:

> For the most part I can't see why not. I'll test it on linux when I get
> back ot the office (Monday, I'm at a networking workshop at the moment).
> The only small problem I see is that Mac OS X doesn't have
> /usr/include/sys/msg.h, I had to include that from the Darwin kernel
> sources I happened to have kicking about.
>
> The obvious solution is to include that with mrtd, but that has an Apple
> Public Source License on it. An alternative would be to see if a minimal
> msg.h alternative could be produced. Yet another alternative would be to
> just point people (I guess I'm assuming mrt users tend to be bright :) at
> the darwin CVS repository and request people grab msg.h before trying to
> build mrtd.
>
> Thoughts?

MRT is under a BSD license. I'm no license expert, but I would guess it is 
best to add a README.OSX (or similar) to indicate where to get the msg.h 
file, and which (10.3.4?) OSX version it was tested under.

Florent

Re: [Mrt-developers] MRT on Mac OS X

[Michael D. <Mic...@cl...>]

For the most part I can't see why not. I'll test it on linux when I get back ot the office (Monday, I'm at a networking workshop at the moment). The only small problem I see is that Mac OS X doesn't have /usr/include/sys/msg.h, I had to include that from the Darwin kernel sources I happened to have kicking about.

The obvious solution is to include that with mrtd, but that has an Apple Public Source License on it. An alternative would be to see if a minimal msg.h alternative could be produced. Yet another alternative would be to just point people (I guess I'm assuming mrt users tend to be bright :) at the darwin CVS repository and request people grab msg.h before trying to build mrtd.

Thoughts?

Cheers,

-- Michael


> 
> Hi Michael,
> 
> Can we commit the changes without affecting the other platforms? If so, 
> then we should go ahead an commit that.
> Thanks
> Florent
> 
> -- On Thursday, July 08, 2004 05:33:29 PM +0100, Michael Dales wrote:
> 
> > Hi there,
> >
> > I had to fiddle a bit to get mrt to compile on Mac OS X, updating the
> > config.[sub|guess], adding msg.h, changing a def for SNPRINTF. Seems to
> > be working okay for basic usage.
> >
> > Is anyone interested in these changes?
> >
> > - Michael
> >
> >
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Re: [Mrt-developers] MRT on Mac OS X

[Florent P. <Flo...@he...>]

Hi Michael,

Can we commit the changes without affecting the other platforms? If so, 
then we should go ahead an commit that.
Thanks
Florent

-- On Thursday, July 08, 2004 05:33:29 PM +0100, Michael Dales wrote:

> Hi there,
>
> I had to fiddle a bit to get mrt to compile on Mac OS X, updating the
> config.[sub|guess], adding msg.h, changing a def for SNPRINTF. Seems to
> be working okay for basic usage.
>
> Is anyone interested in these changes?
>
> - Michael
>
>
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[Mrt-developers] MRT on Mac OS X

[Michael D. <Mic...@cl...>]

Hi there,

I had to fiddle a bit to get mrt to compile on Mac OS X, updating the config.[sub|guess], adding msg.h, changing a def for SNPRINTF. Seems to be working okay for basic usage.

Is anyone interested in these changes?

- Michael