I've just wanted to avoid the trick of fetching the counter's value and
calling "set" with (value - 1). Extra decrementing method would not be
harmful and can be used only when it's desired.
On Tue, 15 Sep 2020 at 16:02, wrote:
> Hi Sergey,
>
> > In a nutshell - yes, gauges are something I am
Hi Sergey,
> In a nutshell - yes, gauges are something I am also currently using to track
> the number of entries in a bihash table(for example), however gauge update
> will be done each time when the stats segment performs processing. Idea was
> to track value more rapidly w/o increasing
Hi Sergey,
The rationale behind this makes sense to me,
though I still think it should be still a distinct new entity rather than
“extending” the semantics of the existing one.
We had about a year worth of rather disruptive injecting types in API
so the users can distinguish a u32 IPv4
Hello Andrew. Thanks for quick response.
In a nutshell - yes, gauges are something I am also currently using to
track the number of entries in a bihash table(for example), however gauge
update will be done each time when the stats segment performs processing.
Idea was to track value more rapidly
Hi Sergey,
have a look at 22963; the checkstyle job requires a particular version of
checkstyle, it’s WIP in progress to update it, as well as to give us an option
to selectively try out clang-format on some files.
However; I think this functionality of this patch has more fundamental
Greetings VPP community.
Recently I've created a small patch for counter.h core file.
For some reason several patchsets are failing with checkstyle issues.
https://gerrit.fd.io/r/c/vpp/+/28843
Fixing of the change by indent causes the entire file to be reworked since
the old file does not fit
