Re: [Tipc-discussion] New TIPC "unstable"

[Mark H. <ma...@os...>]

On Mon, 2004-02-16 at 15:29, Jon Maloy wrote:
> Hi all
> A  new version of "unstable" has been checked in.  It works better
> than the 
> previous one, but is far from stable yet. The attached files show how 
> the API is used now. It is a slightly rewritten version of the
> benchmark
> program, and actually runs to the end now.
> 
> The "insmod" command has also changed:
> > insmod node=xx eth0=1 udp0=2 netid=4711 (e.g.)
> 
> The values you give to eth0 and udp0 define the "broadcast domain"
> for that interface, i.e from which nodes the setup broadcasts should
> be
> responded to. (see description of "destination domain" in the draft,
> page 
> 80/81.     0 means "anyone", 1 means "nodes in this zone", 2 "nodes
> in this cluster", and 3 means "enable inteface, but don't send
> broadcasts".
> 4 (default value) means that the interface is disabled.
> 

I put together a Makefile that I could use to make tipc for 2.6 but I
had to move tipc.h from include/net to include/net/tipc since the
#include in the code seems to want it that way.  Also I had a number of
compile errors.  I have attached the Makefile that I used (it only works
for 2.6) and some patch files to fix some of my compile errors.  I
stopped at port.c since there were lots of errors and wasn't sure what
to fix. In particular, there are references to a lock in the port struct
which is not there.

Mark.


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Mark Haverkamp <ma...@os...>