[Click] socket.cc patch
Eddie Kohler
kohler at cs.ucla.edu
Thu Jun 15 21:11:40 EDT 2006
Mark,
Can you please post your patch?? ? ?
Thanks,
Eddie
Mark Huang wrote:
> Beyers Cronje wrote:
>> Server socket with connected upstream input non-empty queue before the
>> connection has been accepted will never set SELECT_WRITE on the active
>> socket, causing the queue to fill up without ever being emptied by the
>> socket element. Setting SELECT_WRITE after accept on the active socket is
>> the solution. This works even when the queue is empty as the elements
>> will
>> disable SELECT_WRITE as soon as the queue signal goes off.
>
> I have a couple of additional patches to Socket that I need to post,
> that simplifies the polling loop in run_task() and gets rid of the
> backoff timer, which I copied from ToDevice without really knowing why
> it was necessary. All that the backoff timer did was reduce performance
> in some of our PlanetLab experiments by 20-30%.
>
> I'll test your patch against the new polling loop and make sure it still
> works before posting the new patches.
>
>> PS For future enhancements I'd like to add a signal to the socket
>> element to
>> indicate an active connection. This will prevent elements from pushing
>> packets into the socket upstream queue if there is no active
>> connection. If
>> this is something you think you would want to integrate with cvs let me
>> know.
>
> Interesting, would this involve any other element changes or is there
> some built-in functionality in the scheduler for dropping unpushable
> packets?
>
> --Mark
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