[Click] AlignmentInfo Question
Eddie Kohler
kohler at cs.ucla.edu
Mon Mar 26 13:05:08 EST 2007
Hi Bill,
I guess you are not running on an x86-compatible machine? On x86, there
is no penalty to accessing a word that isn't aligned; on non-x86 it can
cause a crash. The "click-align" tool is made to introduce
AlignmentInfo elements that inform elements of what alignment they
should expect. Rather than "click FILE.click", try "click-align
FILE.click | click".
Eddie
Fischofer William-B09792 wrote:
> I have the following elementclass:
>
> elementclass TrafficClassifier {
> $interface |
> input ->
> c0 :: Classifier (12/0806 20/0001, // ARP Requests
> 12/0806 20/0002, // ARP Replies
> 12/0800, // IPv4
> Packets
> -); //
> Everything else
> c0[0] -> [0]output;
> c0[1] -> [1]output;
> c0[2] -> [2]output;
> c0[3] -> ToHost($interface); // Send all
> "uninteresting" traffic to host
> }
>
> Which is then used as follows:
>
> FromDevice(eth0) -> tc0::TrafficClassifier(eth0);
> FromDevice(eth1) -> tc1::TrafficClassifier(eth1);
> ...etc.
>
> However this results in the following error messages from Click:
>
> While configuring 'tc0/c0 :: Classifier':
> no AlignmentInfo available: you may experience unaligned accesses
>
> I'm not quite sure what this means or what I should do about it. I can
> make the message go away if I
> insert the line:
>
> AlignmentInfo(Classifier 4 0); // Seems to work but is this what I
> really need?
>
> Into my TrafficClassifier definition but I'd like to understand what's
> really going on here. The online docs are pretty terse in this
> area. Any reading suggestions for better understanding this stuff?
>
> Thanks much.
>
> Bill Fischofer
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