I should have mentioned that the OpenFlow pack library in NOX does
this for you, with the correct byte order. For details, check out:
http://noxrepo.org/~yapkke/doc/classvigil_1_1openflow__pack.html
http://noxrepo.org/~yapkke/doc/openflow-pack-raw_8hh.html
Regards
KK
On 21 March 2011 13:11, Ric
Hi Paulo and kk!
You are right!
Problem solved.
Thank you very much for your help.
Best Regards.
2011/3/21 Paulo César
> Hi, Ricardo.
>
> I solved this problem.
> Try to use ntohll() to uint64 and ntohs() to uint32*.*
>
> Best regards.
> ***
> *
> 2011/3/21 Paulo César
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am hav
Oops... should have spotted that. Thanks Paulo, that saved me.
Regards
KK
PS>> This email comes 20 sec before I decide to spend a few mins on this. :)
On 21 March 2011 12:24, Paulo César wrote:
> Hi, Ricardo.
> I solved this problem.
> Try to use ntohll() to uint64 and ntohs() to uint32.
> Be
Hi, Ricardo.
I solved this problem.
Try to use ntohll() to uint64 and ntohs() to uint32*.*
Best regards.
***
*
2011/3/21 Paulo César
> Hi,
>
> I am having the same problem.
> Any help?
>
> Best regards.
>
>
>
> 2011/3/20 Ricardo Bennesby
>
>> Sorry, forgot to paste that...
>> fsie is fro
Hi,
I am having the same problem.
Any help?
Best regards.
2011/3/20 Ricardo Bennesby
> Sorry, forgot to paste that...
> fsie is from Flow_stats_in event, declared in a handle_flow_stats_in
> method (a handler):
>
> Disposition newcomp::handle_flow_stats_in(const Event& e){
> *c
Sorry, forgot to paste that...
fsie is from Flow_stats_in event, declared in a handle_flow_stats_in
method (a handler):
Disposition newcomp::handle_flow_stats_in(const Event& e){
*const Flow_stats_in_event& fsie*
= assert_cast(e);
So, fsie.flows has that informations abo
Ricardo,
Can you explain which component is fsie as with
* fsie.flows.at(i)
Regards
KK
On 20 March 2011 13:11, Ricardo Bennesby wrote:
> Thanks kk.
>
> I think I did what you suggested:
>
> uint32_t ds; //duration_sec
> uint64_t pc; //packet_count
> uint16_t pri; //prior
Thanks kk.
I think I did what you suggested:
*uint32_t ds; //duration_sec
uint64_t pc; //packet_count
uint16_t pri; //priority
uint64_t bc; //byte_count
uint16_t len; //legth
uint8_t tid; //table_id
for(int i=0;i
> Hi Ricardo,
>
> I mean t
Hi Ricardo,
I mean the result. Did you run ntoh on them.
Regards
KK
On 20 March 2011 10:50, Ricardo Bennesby wrote:
> Hi kk, thanks for quick reply.
>
> I changed request.match.wildcards = htonl(0x) to:
>
> request.match.wildcards = htons(0x); -> but it didn't work. Nothing
>
Hi kk, thanks for quick reply.
I changed * request.match.wildcards = htonl(0x) *to:
*request.match.wildcards = htons(0x); -> *but it didn't work.
Nothing was printed about the packets*
request.match.wildcards = ntohs(0x); -> *the same that happened with
htons*
request.ma
Hi Ricardo,
Did you consider network/host byte order?
Regards
KK
On 20 March 2011 10:01, Ricardo Bennesby wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I am running a C++ component that prints statistics of flows collected in
> switches with the flow_stats_in_event.
> I am also running the dpctl dump-flows command in minin
Hi.
I am running a C++ component that prints statistics of flows collected in
switches with the flow_stats_in_event.
I am also running the dpctl dump-flows command in mininet to compare the
values and they are very different.
The request is as follows:
*request.table_id = 0xff;
reques
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