Am 27.02.2014 00:45, schrieb Antti Kantee:
> On 26/02/14 16:15, Martin Unzner wrote:
>>> But speaking of netperf, the standard network benchmarking tools are
>>> something that is asked about a decent amount.  Would you care to write
>>> a howto on how you use netperf, perhaps on the wiki?
>> I am not sure if my experience helps -- the average Rump user would
>> probably want to use rumprun and thus port the whole of netperf, while I
>> more or less only replaced the AF_INET-socket related syscalls in the
>> netperf netserver source code, added an init function and ran it on
>> Linux. If you think that is a valid use case, please tell me, then I
>> could try and assemble a patchset (I do not want to get involved in any
>> kind of legal issues with HP, thus no complete source tree) and document
>> it somewhere, also in the wiki if you like.
> They might or might not want to use rumprun.  In any case, the procedure
> for that hasn't yet been documented either, nor is it there a clear
> understanding how to compile netperf in the way that rumprun requires.
> And who knows what signals may lurk there ...
>
> I think if someone wants to run netperf (or ttcp or whatever) tomorrow
> instead of next month, doing it your way is the current best hope.
>
>> This could take a while,
>> though (worst case: end of May), because I still have to finish my
>> Diploma thesis.
> No sweat.  In open source everything takes exactly until the person
> doing it has time ;)
>
> Though, if at all relevant to your thesis, you could consider flipping
> the whole thing to your advantage: include the document as an appendix
> for the purpose of making that part of your experimentation repeatable.
That sounds good, thanks for the advice! Bearing that in mind, I might 
get to it earlier.

Martin

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