[Click] fopen , fread

[Beyers Cronje]

Hi Wouter,

Have a look at <clickdir>/elements/standard/unqueue2 and 
<clickdir>/elements/standard/aqm/red

In short, you gain a pointer to your rtpQos element, this can be done
using a configuration option or using upstream or downstream element
finder routines. Once you have the pointer you can call your handler
funtions.

Regards

Beyers


On 4/19/05, wouter.vandorpe at howest.be <wouter.vandorpe at howest.be> wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> i'm trying to read a handler value from on element into an onther.
> This i do with (see below).
> But after a successfull installation of the element (make-install) i
> try to start click.
> and the following appears.
> 
> click:/home/guest/click-1.4.3# click-install
> /home/guest/configQosInteraction
> /usr/local/lib/click.o: unresolved symbol fopen
> /usr/local/lib/click.o: unresolved symbol fclose
> click-install: '/sbin/insmod /usr/local/lib/click.o' failed
> click:/home/guest/click-1.4.3#
> 
> How do i compile the use off fopen, fread, etc into click.o?
> 
> Are do ya have other possibilities to read a handler from one
> elemenent into the other.
> 
> regards
> wouter vandorpe
> 
> -----------------------------------
> int qosfeedback::readHandler_rtpQos_Loss(){
>         FILE *fp;
>         fp = fopen("/click/rtpQos at 83/Loss", "r");
>         if(fp == 0)
>                 click_chatter("Cannot open /click/rtpQos at 83/Loss");
>         else{
>                 click_chatter("Openen van /click/rtpQos at 83/Loss");
>                 }
>         fclose(fp);
>         return (0);
> }
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