> On Wed, Jun 06, 2001 at 11:46:28PM -0400, Roland McGrath wrote:
> > > I get an assertion failure on rpctrace /bin/echo:
> > >
> > > task86-> 2030 () = 0 {4096 24396 1966 2216 2844 26398 0 1162 296 131625 4633
>3739 3556}
> > > task86-> 2029 (134217728) = 0 134512640 12288 5 7 1 0 99 0
> > >
I don't think rpctrace itself should do anything so fancy as parse
.defs files. It can deal with simple text files containing lists of
numbers and names, and we can write some hacks to generate such files from
.defs files.
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> Are there timers responsible to flush the queue once in a while? Maybe the
> timer emulation code is broken?
That seems like a decent bet. There are indeed various timers used by the
TCP transmit code (see tcp_timer.c). You should look into the
tcp_reset_xmit_timer calls and see if things lo
On Thu, Jun 07, 2001 at 05:20:21PM -0400, Roland McGrath wrote:
> I don't think rpctrace itself should do anything so fancy as parse
> .defs files. It can deal with simple text files containing lists of
> numbers and names, and we can write some hacks to generate such files from
> .defs files.
I
Go ahead with the rpctrace changes based on simple text files. There is no
reason to wait, whatever is eventually decided about it can't be simpler
than that. (Later on we'll probably want to encode more info in these
files, e.g. argument type information so it can print struct types out in
a mo
I've added a feature to mig that prints out a list of RPC names and message
ID numbers, as might be useful to process into something that drives rpctrace.
I've declared this version 1.2 of mig, but I haven't uploaded a distribution
anywhere yet. Anybody can check the mig module out of cvs (see
h
> #ifndef NCARGS
> /* Linux doesn't seem to have it. */
> #define NCARGS 1024
> #endif
>
> char cmdbuf[NCARGS+1]
>
> We define NCARGS to INTMAX for compatibility with BSD programs
> (in ). If this is how BSD programs use that value,
> we should probably define it to a lower value ;) or not defi
> This is what I've do in order to improve rpctrace with msg characters names:
> * I've searched out much header files in order find out if in some structure
>character name is reposrted, but I ve found noone.
> * I've understand that in mach and hurd structures rpc msgs are indexed u
On Wed, Jun 06, 2001 at 12:21:26AM +, Maurizio Boriani wrote:
> Hi all,
> I've studied and understand what rpctrace now is and how it work, so I'm ready
>to develop next things:
> * add to printed out text msg names and ids.
This is what I've do in order to improve rpctrace with
On Wed, Jun 06, 2001 at 11:46:28PM -0400, Roland McGrath wrote:
> > I get an assertion failure on rpctrace /bin/echo:
> >
> > task86-> 2030 () = 0 {4096 24396 1966 2216 2844 26398 0 1162 296 131625 4633 3739
>3556}
> > task86-> 2029 (134217728) = 0 134512640 12288 5 7 1 0 99 0
> > task86-> 320
On Thu, Jun 07, 2001 at 03:41:26AM +0200, Marcus Brinkmann wrote:
> > reply? 102 > 0 "230-
> > "
>
> ftp receives it.
>
> > 72->21000 ("230-
> > " -1) = 0 7
>
> ftpd sends another line.
>
> > 84->21001 (-1 512) 72->21000 ("230- Most of the programs included with the
>Debian GNU/Hurd sy
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