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1.4 KiB
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62 lines
1.4 KiB
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To build on a new OS, simply edit the Makefile to reflect your
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compilers and options.
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Everything currently builds on Linux-2.1/2.2, Solaris-2.5.1/2.6, HPUX-11
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IRIX-6.5, AIX-4.2, OSF1-4.0 and NT-4. Operating systems without
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POSIX threads (or NT threads) will be limited.
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NT uses ../autobuild.bat, *.dsw, and *.mak.
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Perl is imported from a common build area.
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Notes on protocol plug in API:
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Fundamental data structures:
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event_timer_t
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Holds the critical results information. This gets added up
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over all the block in all the threads periodically during the test.
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cmd_stats_t
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This holds all the dynamic information including event timers,
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and state for sequencing the command block (like next login).
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mail_command_t
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This hold all the read only information about a command block.
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thread_context_t
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All the information about each thread. There is one thread
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per server connection.
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range_t
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Integer range based on a starting number and a length. This
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can be sequentially or randomly returned. This needs to be adjusted
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for each command thread.
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protocol_t
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This defines the callbacks and shared information for each protocol.
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Adding a new protocol:
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Create all the handler functions. Look at smtp.c for an example
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Add the entry to g_protocols in main.c
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Add it to the makefiles
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Design issues:
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Timing accuracy
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Scalability (current limit is 26000 clients/machine)
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Extendibility
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Memory use (limits scalability)
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Result data efficiency
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