> On Tue, Jan 29, 2002 at 10:08:55PM -0700, Michael Oberg wrote:
> > (2) Filtering Options:
> > - Show/Dont show specific msg ID/Name.
> > - Show/Dont show specific subsystem(s).
> > - Show/Dont show range of IDs/subsystems/rights.
> > - Show/Dont show reply's
I just checked in so
On Tue, Jan 29, 2002 at 10:08:55PM -0700, Michael Oberg wrote:
> (2) Filtering Options:
> - Show/Dont show specific msg ID/Name.
> - Show/Dont show specific subsystem(s).
> - Show/Dont show range of IDs/subsystems/rights.
> - Show/Dont show reply's
Yes, this is potentially
> Your rewrite appears to work perfectly, although I haven't done extensive
> testing. I just checked that without an input file that the output shows the
> ID, and that the correct name is listed when an input file is given.
Great. Thanks for testing it.
>
> Oh, ic. The ticket is to only pro
Roland McGrath wrote:
> Thanks for working on this.
>
> I rewrote your changes to make some better use of convenient library
> functions, and to parse the RPC number list format produced by the -list
> option to mig. (I added that option to mig in version 1.2 last year after
> previous discussi
Thanks for working on this.
I rewrote your changes to make some better use of convenient library
functions, and to parse the RPC number list format produced by the -list
option to mig. (I added that option to mig in version 1.2 last year after
previous discussions about this.) I've checked in m
On Fri, Jan 25, 2002 at 09:48:35PM -0700, Michael Oberg wrote:
> p.s. Im still confused as to what the ***locp argument to the ihash_add
> function is for, and how it should be used. Can it be NULL, if im not
> interested in using the explicit cleanup function?
It makes it possible to use ihash
Below are my additions to hurd/utils/rpctrace.c in order to print out
the RPC names instead of just the ID. The name->id associations are
expected to be located in /etc/rpctrace/msgids. I used the
associations that Roland McGrath posted to this list back in June in
the thread "rpctrace improvem
