OML support

[kohoumas]

OML is a library ( http://oml.mytestbed.net/projects/oml/wiki/ ) which could be used for measurements gathering, adopted by many EU FIRE / US GENI projects and supported by NICTA, Australia. I have used many times Click together with OML, and I really think that it is a useful complementary tool.

[kohler]

Looks pretty good! Now I don't know much about OML. Does --oml actually override the tcpdump-style elements (provide the libpcap interface), or are other elements required?

I do have one request. GNU standards would sort of request that this be enabled by --with-oml, not --enable-oml. Can you make that change?

[kohler]

Probably wants to be AC_ARG_WITH (see later for examples)

[kohoumas]

I think this is done

2015-07-30 18:26 GMT+03:00 Eddie Kohler notifications@github.com:

In configure.in
#206 (comment):

@@ -993,6 +993,13 @@ dnl
dnl more features
dnl

+dnl OML
+
+AC_ARG_ENABLE(oml, [[ --enable-oml enable OML]], :, enable_oml=no)

Probably wants to be AC_ARG_WITH (see later for examples)

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[kohoumas]

The OML library is used to send measurements (throughput, CPU utilization,
etc) to a specific OML server.
The experimenter defines the measurements in its own elements, and then
these elements are able to send measurements to the server, which stores
them in a database.
I think that is sth completely different from the tcpdump-style elements,
that store the packet details in the tcpdump format.

Regarding the change to --with-oml, this is done!

2015-07-30 18:25 GMT+03:00 Eddie Kohler notifications@github.com:

Looks pretty good! Now I don't know much about OML. Does --oml actually
override the tcpdump-style elements (provide the libpcap interface), or are
other elements required?

I do have one request. GNU standards would sort of request that this be
enabled by --with-oml, not --enable-oml. Can you make that change?

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#206 (comment).