[Click] Activation of optional handlers in NIC elements
Brecht Vermeulen
brecht.vermeulen at UGent.be
Fri Mar 26 01:19:13 EST 2004
Hi,
I'm not sure anymore, but maybe you can try to add
-DCLICK_DEVICE_STATS
to idefs
in click-compile at the section:
case $target in
k|ke|ker|kern|kerne|kernel|l|li|lin|linu|linux|linuxm|linuxmo|linuxmod|linuxmodu|linuxmod
ul|linuxmodule)
idefs="-DHAVE_CONFIG_H -DCLICK_LINUXMODULE"
this probably isn't the cleanest way, but it *may* work ;-).
(maybe you can try this before any chief-developer answers with the best
way to achieve this)
(have a look to polldevice.hh and .cc if these are the right statistics)
regards,
Brecht
ps. please write back if it works so it is archived for future users...
Alessandro Coli wrote:
> Hi. I have a technical question, hope in a kind answer :)
>
> I already know that, when compiling Click, there is a way to activate some
> optional habdlers that are disabled by default; these handlers belong to the
> elements "PollDevice" and "ToDevice" and help you, if there is packet loss, to
> understand if really packets are dropped by the NIC, and to monitor even the
> DMA requests and replies. One of them should be called "missed frame" or
> something similar.
>
> Unfortunately, i don't remember how to activate them when going to compile.
>
> Anyone can help?
>
> Many thanks :)
>
> Alex
>
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