Thanks Justin and Ethan, for your assistance !!!
I will look into this. I am currently reading porting, design and other
documents.
If I come across any difficulties I will mail you.
Thanks again.
Looking forward to work with you for OVS (openflow).
- Hitesh
On Thu, Mar 29, 2012 at 3:48 AM,
On Mar 28, 2012, at 4:18 PM, Ethan Jackson wrote:
>> Could you share with us how you use to debug it? a small example would be
>> sufficient.
>
> I don't have any particular insight in this area beyond trying it. If
> it doesn't work, think about it and figure out why. It's just a
> standard C
> Could you share with us how you use to debug it? a small example would be
> sufficient.
I don't have any particular insight in this area beyond trying it. If
it doesn't work, think about it and figure out why. It's just a
standard C program, so GDB and what-not works. There aren't really
any
Thanks Ethan, for such a quick reply.
Could you share with us how you use to debug it? a small example would be
sufficient.
As it has 2 modules, 1 User (ovs-vswitchd, ofproto ..) 2. Kernel (datapath).
If I changed some code in datapath and I want to see its reflection on user
level. what will be
I would recommend doing the following in order:
1) Use git to clone the source code available at openvswitch.org
2) Read the available documentation. In particular read the README,
DESIGN, INSTALL.Linux, CodyingStyle, and SubmittingPatches files.
3) Following the instructions to build and install
Hi Everyone,
I am Chandra, and looking to contribute as well. Perhaps we can work
together in the initial phase until we ramp up.
Could someone please give us some pointers on how to start. Any
pointers/blogs would be of good help.
Thanks
Chandra
On Wed, Mar 28, 2012 at 11:12 AM, hitesh wadekar
Hello All,
I am Hitesh Wadekar. I am looking forward to contribute to this
http://openvswitch.org/development/openflow-1-x-plan/ .
I am confused where to start. It will be great for me, If someone can
share the process for creating development envionment for OVS as well as
what debugging tool sh
