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["Bruno G. Albuquerque" <bga@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> Finally - an independent test!!!

Ehehehehehehe... :)
 
> > [/boot/home/development/cvs/openbeos/net_kit/source/apps/ifconfig]>
> >  ./
> > ifconfig -a
> > sis9000: flags=39<UP,RUNNING,MULTICAST,BROADCAST> mtu 1500
> >         inet 192.168.157.1 netmask 0xffffff00 broadcast 
> > 192.168.157.255
> > loop0: flags=119<UP,RUNNING,MULTICAST,LOOPBACK> mtu 16384
> >
> > BTW, wouldn't it be better to add something more standard as the
> > interface name? making it be the name of the chipset being used 
> > (the
> > driver being used, actually) makes things confusing. I like the 
> > ethN
> > style from Linux.
> 
> Well, suggestions welcome, patches even more so :)

It looks I am the only one who would like a more standard naming 
scheme. :P
 
> > The sis9000 interface was added using ifconfig (ifconfig sis9000
> > 192.168.157.1 up netmask 255.255.255.0).
> >
> > [/boot/home/development/cvs/openbeos/net_kit/source/apps/route]> ./
> > route show
> > Routing tables
> >
> > Internet:
> > Destination      Gateway            Flags
> > default          connect!
> > 192.168.157.1      UG
> > connect!
> > 192.168.157.0    connect!
> > 192.168.157.1      U
> 
> The problem is the "connect!" which is debugging code and can be 
> removed...

How do I disable debugging?
 
> > It needs better formating for the output, but it works. :) Note 
> > that I
> > already added a default route (route add default 192.168.157.1).
> 
> Formatting is OK after above is corrected...

Ok.
 
> > I *REALLY* think select() should be provided in a separate library.
> > This is because we will have select() support in OpenBFS too 
> > (actually,
> > it already works) but the way it is now apps will have to link 
> > against
> > libnet.so even if all they want to do is use select() on files, not 
> > on
> > sockets. What do you guys think?
> 
> Well, there's nothing wrong with having a seperate library...

Then let's do it. :)
 
> > Marcus, I know you read this list... How about updating dosfs so it
> > supports select() on files? It is *REALLY* easy to do that and I 
> > can
> > help you. Thsi would give us something to test select() on files 
> > even
> > before OpenBFS is ready (Axel has been lazy lately ;) ).
> 
> If it's that easy then maybe you could fix the support we have? It 
> doesn't
> timeout as it should and we still don't actually wait on a socket 
> being
> ready... Look at the code for more (soselect in net_server/socket.c)

Implement select() suppoort for filesystems is easy, not getting select 
to work on our library... I have no idea about what to do... Phillipe?
 
> > This test uses 100% of my CPU (PIII 800). Is this expected?
> 
> Not really. Full debugging is on by the looks of the figures as 
> well...

So tell me how to disable it. :P :)
 
> > [/boot/home/development/cvs/openbeos/net_kit/source/apps]> ./test2
> > ===================================
> > = Socket creation and bind() test =
> > ===================================
> > Thread 1, starting test...
> > Thread 2, starting test...
> > Error: Socket could not be boundto an ephemereal port
> > Code: -2147454953
> > Desc: Can't assign requested address
> >
> > Now, what was the problem here?
> 
> Doh! Not sure but it needs fixing!

Eheheheh... Ok. :)
 
> > [/boot/home/development/cvs/openbeos/net_kit/source/apps]> ./test3
> > =====================================
> > = Simultaneous socket creation test =
> > =====================================
> > Thread 1, starting test
> > Trying socket 0
> > Trying socket 1
> > Trying socket 2
> > Trying socket 3
> > Trying socket 4
> > Trying socket 5
> > Trying socket 6
> > Trying socket 7
> > Trying socket 8
> > Trying socket 9
> > Thread 1: completed creating 10 sockets...
> > binding socket 0
> > Error: Failed to bind!
> > Code: -2147454953
> > Desc: Can't assign requested address
> >
> > And another problem.
> 
> Looks like the same one...

Yep.
 
> > In a few words... David, you *ROCK*.
> 
> Thanks :)

No problem.

-Bruno


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