Re: [gomd-devel] <SCRIPTS AND LIBGOMD>

[Matthias Rechenburg]

Ciao JP, ;)

just checked out the new gomd, found out that the libgtop
+ libgtop-devel was already installed on my devel-system :))
and tested the new cleaned-up code, the compile.sh and
the auto-test script.

... quickly fixed the wrong header sequence in ominfo.h
and removed the version from the libgtop at linking, hehehe
Please let me know if it compiles for you too now.

On Sonntag 29 Juni 2003 20:22, Gian Paolo Ghilardi wrote:
> Hi all (again).
>
> In compile.sh and autotest.sh I've just added a touch of color... ;)

WORKS GREAT !!!

i like the color very much. It should only be the other way
around. Currently the "notice" messages are red and should be green,
and the errors are green and should be red, just my mind.

.... here the autoput of the autotest :))
address@hidden gomd]#
--------------------------------
| TESTING GOMD CODE            |
--------------------------------

1)INITIALIZING...
This program will look for compiled gomd apps (daemon, library and an
example of client)
If all goes right it launches the gomd daemon in background and
tries contacting it via the client (this app uses libgomd
to get infos from the daemon)
Finally kill the daemon in background.

2)LOOKING FOR COMPILED APPS
- Looking for daemon/gomd executable file.
- Ok. File was found...
- Looking for lib/libgomd.so.1.0.1 library file.
- Ok. File was found...
- Looking for lib/examples/cppclient.app executable file.
- Ok. File was found...

3)LAUNCH DAEMON IN BACKGROUND
- Entering daemon directory.
- Launching gomd daemon in background.
<INFO> generic openMosix daemon was started
- Ok. Program was succesfully executed...

4)START CLIENT
- Entering library/examples directory.
- Starting the client to get load value for local node
  from the local gomd daemon (run in background).
- C++ CLASS LOADING EXAMPLE
- Trying to open the library...
- Trying to load symbols from the library...
<DEBUG> Binding port 9889 on host node4
- Ok: all symbols were found and loaded successfully!!!
-- LIBGOMD: Created netCode object
   NETCODE: opening socket for host: 192.168.88.4:9889
<DEBUG> Handling a new connection for a client
<CONN HANDLER> Creating a new session for a client.
<DEBUG> New connHandler created!
<DEBUG> Total number of handled conns: 1
   NETCODE: received gomd banner: Welcome to generic openMosix daemon at node4 
from socket 5
   NETCODE: received gomd banner: Here is node #22532
   NETCODE: received gomd banner: Timeout set to: 60 s
- This is libgomd instance #1234
-- LIBGOMD: requesting load for node [1]...
   NETCODE: request will be: get load
   NETCODE: received gomd reply: (22532:3)
- Ok: exiting...
- Ok. Program was succesfully executed...

5)KILLING THE DAEMON
- Kill the gomd daemon in background.

6)EXITING
address@hidden gomd]#


>
> In lib/netCode.cpp I've fixed a tcpstrem creation error => now code is
> placed (correctly) in the try...catch statement. Before this fix all errors
> during tcpstrem conn were not handled. ;)
>
> Byez.
>
> <rejected>
>

happy Matt greets the gomd-hacker JP ;) good work as usual !
have a great evening,

Matt
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