Thanks for the comments.
I tested INTEGER case of course, but not COUNTER64 case. I should remove it
for now, although I don't think it's too hard to adjust for COUNTER64.
Emi
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Re: New Rmon alarmTable implemented
Hello!
Thanks for your contribution, it is always nice to see it.
A few random comments:
1. I think the header file should be stripped down to the bare minimum:
---
#ifndef ALARMTABLE_H
#define ALARMTABLE_H
void init_alarmTable(void);
#endif
---
but that is a style issue and mfd agrees with you, so let that
be as it is.
2. In alarmTable_run you process COUNTER64's by the line
new_value = *var->val.integer;
Does that really work?
/MF
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