[Click] Re:

[Eddie Kohler]

Christian,

You need to describe your problem more precisely.  What configuration 
are you trying to install.  What do you mean by 'it didn't work'.


On Jan 21, 2005, at 7:56 AM, Christian Damassa wrote:

>
>
> Hi Eddie
>
> I was very happy to read your answer, but I have some
> problem tring to execute your tips.
>
> I would use the element AggregateIPFlow, AggregateCounter and 
> AggregateFilter so
> I took these and I deleted the line as you told me after that I 
> compiled using :
>
> ./configure --enable-local --enable-analysis
> make elemlist
> make install
>
> I didn't read error messages, but when I install click
> It tells to me: unknown element class 'Aggregatexxxx?'
>
> So I tried coping the Agg. elements in the dir local
> and I compiled...
>
> also this time I didn't read error messages
>
> but also this time it dind't work
>
> have you any suggestion?
>
> thanks a lot
>
> regards
> christian
>
>
> Hi Christian,
>
> Which exact elements do you want to use?  Some of the Aggregate 
> elements could
> go in the kernel if you wanted.  They're marked user-level only just 
> to keep the
> size of the kernel module down.  Just delete the 
> "ELEMENT_REQUIRES(userlevel)"
> lines to get the elements into the kernel.  Hoewver, elements that use 
> floating
> point arithmetic MUST stay at user level.
>
> Eddie
>
>
> Christian Damassa wrote:
>>
>> Hi all
>>
>> I'm working in my graduation's thesis
>> and I need to analize some flows
>>  with Aggregates element.
>> But unfotunatly I discovered that these
>>  elementes works only in userlevel.
>>
>> Is possible work with any similar element
>> NOT in userlevel? In particular I need to
>> filter like do the element aggregateFilter.
>>
>> Regards
>> christian
>>
>>
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