[Click] Click debug

[Beyers Cronje]

Hi Ural,

The most common tool I use to debug functional operation of an element
is click_chatter. Also elements like Print IPPrint helps when you
write elements that modify packet header/data.
To help debug kernel panics use click-install -m. The -m option writes
the click kernel module's load map to standard output, which can be
used with tools like ksymoops.

As Eddie has noted in a previous email most click developers use an
editor like emacs etc. for development. I personally use KDevelop as
an editor, the tabbed view integration with Kate is what I like most.
Compiling and installation I still do via a shell console using gmake,
but I'm sure you could configure KDevelop to run the necessary
scripts.

Beyers


On Apr 11, 2005 1:13 PM, Ural Erdemir <uralerdemir at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> I am a computer engineer MSa student, i plan to use
> click for my thesis because of its many advantages,
> especially its object oriented modular infrastructure.
> I plan to design and implement elements for dual ip
> stack(ipv4-ipv6), mobile ip and ipsec. But first of
> all, i need to establish a development enviroment,
> that i can compile and debug code, How can i debug
> kernel modules written in C++? and can i use
> Development enviroment like KDevelop ? Do you have any
> advice to me?
> 
> Best regards
> Ural Erdemir
> 
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