On Tue, 9 Mar 2010 14:27:46 +0100 Cancani wrote:
CD> The table elements and values must be stored in the file system because I
CD> do not have much RAM to use.
Do you have enough memory to at least keep the indexes in memory, either
temporarily or all the time? If so, you can use the MfD, containe
On Thu, 4 Mar 2010 12:22:44 +0100 Cancani wrote:
CD> Which is the most suitable configuration file to use? I read about "mfd"
CD> but a very long list of headers and c files are generated and I do not
CD> know how to begin.
I'll let Dave tout the benefits of the other mib2c styles. As for mfd, did
Hello,
I need to implement my own MIB containing some scalars and some simple
tables.
Using "mib2c" I created the software skeleton and wrote the C code to
set and get both integer and string scalar variables, and it does work.
However, I have some problems in using the software skeleton for
