flowmatch_example_receiver.h File Reference
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| void | taskReceiverMiss (const char *streamName, uint32_t streamId, std::atomic< uint64_t > *ipv4counter, std::atomic< uint64_t > *ipv6counter) |
| void | taskReceiverCounter (const char *streamName, uint32_t streamId, std::atomic< uint64_t > *counter) |
Function Documentation
| void taskReceiverMiss | ( | const char * | streamName, |
| uint32_t | streamId, | ||
| std::atomic< uint64_t > * | ipv4counter, | ||
| std::atomic< uint64_t > * | ipv6counter | ||
| ) |
Handle MISSED packages, and learn new flows based on received packages. This function is the main function of a separate thread.
Definition at line 126 of file flowmatch_example_receiver.cpp.
Referenced by main().
| void taskReceiverCounter | ( | const char * | streamName, |
| uint32_t | streamId, | ||
| std::atomic< uint64_t > * | counter | ||
| ) |
Count packages received in specified stream. This function is the main function of a separate thread. Note: The transmit function in this example does not cause enough traffic for any packages to be received as unhandled. However, if the tool pktgen is running while this example is run, it can generate unhandled packages.
Definition at line 236 of file flowmatch_example_receiver.cpp.
Referenced by main().