On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 01:26:59PM +0200, Jonathan Morton wrote: > Unfortunately that patch will not work - it completely breaks part of the > on-wire protocol. It is much better to simply convert the final results for > an auxiliary display.
Yeah, after hours of running some results seems wrong, hopefully is not broken on my missing part of converting a float to network byte order. > I should also point out that I have very strong reasons for providing the > measurements in non-traditional units by default. I'm measuring > characteristics as they matter to applications and users, who measure things > in bytes and frames per second, not bits and milliseconds. It is also much > easier to get nontechnical people (who tend to be in charge of budgets) to > respond to bigger-is-better numbers. Understood your PoV, sadly even my bosses (who lacks any degree of technicallity) knows that the Internet is sold to us in Mb/s (decimal) and delay (as he call it) is measured in ms. Good luck doing that nontechnical people use a CLI tool! ;) - Otto _______________________________________________ Bloat mailing list [email protected] https://lists.bufferbloat.net/listinfo/bloat
