On Wed, 2005-10-12 at 20:41 +0530, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Kindly find attached file for the code reference.
> struct spiConnEntry *
> spiConnTable_addEntry(long atca910xSpiConnectionId )
> {
> spiConnEntry *entry;
> entry = (spiConnEntry *)malloc(sizeof(spiConnEntry));
[SNIP]
> }
> void *
> spiConnTable_create_data_context(netsnmp_variable_list * index_data)
> {
> spiConnEntry *dataCtx = SNMP_MALLOC_TYPEDEF(spiConnEntry);
[SNIP]
> }
That doesn't look right - you're allocating memory
for the (same) row in two different places.
And then when it comes to committing the change:
> spiConnTable_addEntry( *my_data_context );
this doesn't match the declaration of spiConnTable_addEntry.
Remember, spiConnTable_create_data_context is used to create the
row (as a "standalone" structure). spiConnTable_addEntry is used
to link the *already* *created* row into the internal table.
> When I try to create(commit) row using MGSOFT browser,It says no row creation.
I have no experience of this browser. I *strongly* suggest you
try creating the row using a simple 'snmpset' command.
Dave
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