Keiichi SHIMA wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> At first, I told a lie in one point,
>
> > We had removed all the varargs input/output functions from the
> > IPv4/IPv6 stacks of the KAME repositry. These modifications will
> > make
>
> We removed all the varargs functions from the IPv4 stack (#ifdef'ed
> for FreeBSD), but preserved for the IPv6 stack. This is for our
> inter-OS source code maintainancability. We share all the IPv6 code
> among the *BSDs. Since we are developing the IPv6 stack actively now,
> it is important for us to reduce the difference among several OSes.
that suits me. IPV6 is under active development and
not yet a core function. It is expected to be
1/ changing
2/ suboptimal (due to debugging etc)
3/ not completely tidied up
Firstly let me apologise somewhat for the strength of my complaints recently.
I was less polite than I should have been.
Also I wish to thank you about these changes.
>
> Anyway, as we don't have any varargs input/output functions in FreeBSD
> code any more, some of annoying warning messages have disappeared.
thankyou
>
> > it easier to import KAME code into FreeBSD4/5. Now we are testing the
> > code with KAME/FreeBSD4 and it looks OK. I will soon make a patch for
> > FreeBSD5 and post it to the related mailing lists for review.
>
> Please look into the attached patch for FreeBSD-current.
I am looking now
they seem fine..
If you wish I could commit them..
have you tested them?
Also, there was some code in the previous patch from KAME
that had some confusion.
at the bottom of encap4_input()
can you let me know what the correct cod eshould look like..
(keeping in mind that ipip_input() just calls rip_input()
and that ipip_input is not compiled by default in LINT so lint failed to compile
as it was.)
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