On Thu, 16 Jun 2011 17:28:21 +0530 Sukhdeep wrote:
SS>Actually I was facing memory leak problem while using net-snmp
lib in my own application. My application is threaded application where many
threads execute snmpget/walk.
SS> I found one place in netsnmp library as mentioned below:
Hi,
Actually I was facing memory leak problem while using net-snmp lib
in my own application. My application is threaded application where many
threads execute snmpget/walk.
I found one place in netsnmp library as mentioned below:
/snmplib/snmp_transport.c
@@ -489,6 +489,7 @@
Hi,
The question here is somewhat related to the one I posed in the mail
starting the 'Using Opaque Types' but is, I feel, a little more generic.
When Net-Snmp is compiled with support for the "special opaque
encodings", support is added for 4 (four) types besides standard snmp
types: 64 bytes int
Il 06/02/2011 09:25 AM, Dave Shield ha scritto:
> ...snip
>
> A possible alternative approach would be to use a simple text string,
> and apply your own internal parsing of the value.
>
> For example, you could represent a sequence of integer values
> using a string such as
>
> "1,1,2,3,
