[Click] Two questions...

[Ian Rose]

1) I don't think this is possible, although it would be nice!

2) You could use ToSocket and FromSocket:

http://read.cs.ucla.edu/click/elements/fromsocket
http://read.cs.ucla.edu/click/elements/tosocket

So one possible implementation would be, myrouter1.click:

(other elements) -> ToSocket(UNIX, my_click_socket);

and myrouter2.click:

FromSocket(UNIX, my_click_socket) -> (other elements)

This is using a UNIX domain socket but you could also use TCP or UDP if 
you prefer.

cheers,
-Ian


remi.clavier at orange-ftgroup.com wrote:
>  
> 1) it's possible or not to use something like a include directive into my router.click file? The includded file would content elementClass or compound definitions?
> 
> 2) for test, i need to instatiate two differents configuration (to launch  ./click myrouter1.click and .click myrouter2.click in two different consol and allow to my two differens router to comunique together ( output of router connceted to outpout of router2.
> I's possible?
> Wich element may be used at this "intercommuniction port ? 
> I precise : I work at user-level end my frames are not ethernet nor ip compliant
> 
> 
> Thanks
> 
> 
> Rémi
> 
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