No I haven't thought about that. I'm not sure what that entails. Do you
have any ideas about this already?
Anthony Gutierrez
http://web.eecs.umich.edu/~atgutier
On Fri, May 23, 2014 at 1:49 PM, Steve Reinhardt via gem5-dev <
gem5-dev@gem5.org> wrote:
> Great! I'll look forward to that. We've
Great! I'll look forward to that. We've been talking about an Ethernet
switch for so long, it will be nice to finally have one.
Have you thought about adding in the synchronization needed to parallelize
the simulation (separating the simulated hosts across threads)? If not, we
might be able to
Ah, I didn't notice the '&' there before. The only changes I had to make
were to broadcast and to the constructors since I extract the MAC from the
packet as an array of uint8_t.
I will probably put the switch model and some changes to EthAddr on the
reviewboard next week then.
Anthony Gutierrez
Well that's a very different question ;-).
The bytes() and addr() methods look fine to me; they're just using
'&data[0]' as reverse shorthand for 'data'.
The pointer assignments you show look like bugs. I expect that Nate was
thinking in terms of structs and not arrays and expecting the whole ad
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I'll clarify the question. I built a simple Ethernet switch model and
wanted to use EthAddr to store MAC address in the switch table, which would
be a std::map. Looking at the code it seemed EthAddr was
only used in the NIC, and in that case it only used the ctor that takes in
a string, as well as
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