Hi,
I've been doing some measurements on the improvements to the Export info
functions:
61 Mb file 159047 Packets 118 844 Errors (UDP checksum).
WS 1.2.1Trunk Old packet listTrunk
New packet list
Load file: ~16s ~14s
~4s
Memory
Hi,
Yeah, i know it's good. Hence it should be the attraction for 1.4, not
1.2.
Otherwise where will it end?
Again a reason to release stable before sharkfest'10 ;)
Thanx,
Jaap
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On 26 aug 2009, at 10:41, Anders Broman anders.bro...@ericsson.com
wrote:
Hi,
I've been
When running a capture or when opening a captured file, wireshark
dissects it to build the display tree and all. What I also observed is
that when I select a packet in the display it once again calls the
dissector to analyze the packet. This seems to be a little wasteful
since the analysis done
On Aug 26, 2009, at 3:25 AM, Sudarshan Raghavan wrote:
When running a capture or when opening a captured file, wireshark
dissects it to build the display tree and all. What I also observed is
that when I select a packet in the display it once again calls the
dissector to analyze the packet.
Hi,
As this enhancement is limited to one function and and not that much
code (I think ) it's still something to
consider as the benefits are great and it can be delivered within a
short timeframe.
I think we should be strict about new functionality but not rigid.
If we want the new packet
Hi
I need to decode RTP Multiplex streams using wireshark. Presently we can
decode only Non -Multiplexed RTP streams in wireshark.
A multiplexed voice packet is composed by concatenating RTP encapsulated
voice packets and IP and UDP headers.
Below is the Multiplex Packet format
IP
UDP
Hi
Is it possible to display variable length data using g_snprintf? For the
802.11k AP channel report, the channel list is dependent on the tag_len
which is variable.
tag_data_ptr = tvb_get_ptr (tvb, offset, tag_len);
for (i = 0, n = 0; i tag_len; i++) {
ret = g_snprintf (print_buff ,
Tyson Key wrote:
Hi Bill,
On another note, I've discovered an unrelated issue when trying to
build an RPM from an SVN snapshot - during RPM creation, the rpmbuild
tool chokes on the hyphens in the version information, as written in
the .spec file. I'm unsure of the best way to fix that,
Bill Meier wrote:
Bill Meier wrote:
OK: I've committed (SVN #29532) a slight reworking of the code in
packet-icmpv6.c to prevent the GCC strict-aliasing message.
It turns out that there's at least two more files which cause the
strict aliasing warning with gcc 4.4.1:
soumya damodaran a écrit :
Hi
Is it possible to display variable length data using g_snprintf?
For the 802.11k AP channel report, the channel list is dependent on
the tag_len which is variable.
tag_data_ptr = tvb_get_ptr (tvb, offset, tag_len);
strcpy(print_buff, );
for (i = 0,
On Aug 26, 2009, at 7:30 AM, soumya damodaran wrote:
Is it possible to display variable length data using g_snprintf?
Yes. See how it's done for TAG_SUPP_RATES and TAG_EXT_SUPP_RATES, for
example.
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wsgd wrote:
soumya damodaran a écrit :
Hi
Is it possible to display variable length data using g_snprintf?
For the 802.11k AP channel report, the channel list is dependent on
the tag_len which is variable.
tag_data_ptr = tvb_get_ptr (tvb, offset, tag_len);
strcpy(print_buff,
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