Gilles Chanteperdrix wrote:
> Hi,
>
> here is another patch to RTnet, which replaces the list of UDP sockets
> with a hash, so makes the searching for an RTnet registered socket a bit
> faster.
Ok. Should have read the patch better before sending it. There are two
more features poured into this patch:
- we add a "receiving" member to the UDP socket structure, which is only
sets either if the program using the socket has called recv, or if the
program has bound the socket to a particular port, this is to prevent a
problem which happens when putting an RTnet box on an heterogenous
network, with an application which only uses a socket to send packets:
if the network sends some packets to the automatically assigned port,
they use rtskbs from the socket pool, until the socket pool becomes
empty, and no more packet can be sent using the socket.
- when a socket is bound to a particular IP address, we use this IP as
the source IP of the packets sent by this socket, even if they end-up
being sent through another interface, this is Linux behaviour, and was
required for one of our applications to work correctly with
off-the-shelf IP phones (they do filtering based on the source IP).
--
Gilles.
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