//
// Note: Error checking not coded for brevity
//
int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
web100_agent *agent;
web100_group *group;
web100_connection *conn;
web100_snapshot *snap;
web100_log *log;
web100_var *var = NULL;
char buf[8];
int ii;
if(argc<2) {
printf("Usage: logtest cid\n");
exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
}
agent = web100_attach(WEB100_AGENT_TYPE_LOCAL, NULL);
group = web100_group_find(agent, "read");
conn = web100_connection_lookup(agent, atoi(argv[1]));
snap = web100_snapshot_alloc(group, conn);
log = web100_log_open_write("logtest.txt", conn, group);
for(ii=0;ii<3;ii++) {
web100_snap(snap);
web100_log_write(log, snap);
printf("writing snapshot %d\n", ii);
sleep(1);
}
web100_log_close_write(log);
web100_snapshot_free(snap);
snap = NULL;
log = NULL;
//
// Now post process; Normally a different run
//
log = web100_log_open_read("logtest.txt");
agent = web100_get_log_agent(log);
group = web100_get_log_group(log);
conn = web100_get_log_connection(log);
snap = web100_snapshot_alloc(group, conn);
var = web100_var_find(group, "CurrTime");
for(ii=0;ii<3;ii++) {
web100_snap_from_log(snap, log);
web100_snap_read(var, snap, &buf);
printf("CurrTime is: %s\n", web100_value_to_text(WEB100_TYPE_COUNTER32, &buf));
}
web100_log_close_read(log);
return;
}
/**
* Given a snap (likely read from a log) read a value as a double.
* Upon failure will exit the program with error code EXIT_FAILURE.
*
*
* @param name The name of the variable to read in Web100/Web10G.
* @param snap A Web100/Web10G snap
* @param group A Web100 group - ignored by Web10G should be NULL
* @param agent A Web100 agent - ignored by Web10G should be NULL
*
* @return The value of 'name' covnerted to a double.
*/
double tcp_stat_read_double(const char * name, tcp_stat_snap* snap,
tcp_stat_group* group, tcp_stat_agent* agent) {
#if USE_WEB100
web100_var* var;
char buf[256];
#elif USE_WEB10G
estats_val val;
#endif
#if USE_WEB100
if ((web100_agent_find_var_and_group(agent, name, &group,
&var)) != WEB100_ERR_SUCCESS) {
web100_perror("web100_agent_find_var_and_group");
exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
}
if ((web100_snap_read(var, snap, buf)) != WEB100_ERR_SUCCESS) {
web100_perror("web100_snap_read");
exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
}
return atof(
web100_value_to_text(web100_get_var_type(var),
buf));
#elif USE_WEB10G
int vartype = ESTATS_UNSIGNED32;
/* ELAPSED_TIME not working in kernel patch, so use time on the
* snap */
if (strcmp(name, ELAPSED_TIME) == 0) {
val.masked = 0;
val.uv32 = snap->tv.sec * 1000000 + snap->tv.usec - start_time;
} else {
vartype = web10g_find_val(snap, name, &val);
if (vartype == -1) {
printf("Bad vartype tcp_stat_read_double %s\n", name);
exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
}
}
switch (vartype) {
case ESTATS_UNSIGNED64:
return (double) val.uv64;
case ESTATS_UNSIGNED32:
return (double) val.uv32;
case ESTATS_SIGNED32:
return (double) val.sv32;
case ESTATS_UNSIGNED16:
return (double) val.uv16;
case ESTATS_UNSIGNED8:
return (double) val.uv8;
}
fprintf(stderr, "Bad vartype tcp_stat_read_double %s\n", name);
exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
#endif
}
/**
* Count the CWND peaks from a snapshot and record the minimal and maximum one.
* Also record the number of transitions between increasing or decreasing
* trends of the values.
* @param agent Web100 agent used to track the connection
* @param peaks Structure containing CWND peaks information
* @param snap Web100 snapshot structure
*/
void findCwndPeaks(tcp_stat_agent* agent, CwndPeaks* peaks,
tcp_stat_snap* snap) {
int CurCwnd;
#if USE_WEB100
web100_group* group;
web100_var* var;
char tmpstr[256];
#elif USE_WEB10G
struct estats_val value;
#endif
#if USE_WEB100
web100_agent_find_var_and_group(agent, "CurCwnd", &group, &var);
web100_snap_read(var, snap, tmpstr);
CurCwnd = atoi(web100_value_to_text(web100_get_var_type(var), tmpstr));
#elif USE_WEB10G
web10g_find_val(snap, "CurCwnd", &value);
CurCwnd = value.uv32;
#endif
if (slowStart) {
if (CurCwnd < prevCWNDval) {
slowStart = 0;
peaks->max = prevCWNDval;
peaks->amount = 1;
decreasing = 1;
}
} else {
// current congestion window < previous value, so, decreasing
if (CurCwnd < prevCWNDval) {
// update values based on actual values
if (prevCWNDval > peaks->max) {
peaks->max = prevCWNDval;
}
if (!decreasing) {
peaks->amount += 1;
}
decreasing = 1;
// current congestion window size > previous value,
} else if (CurCwnd > prevCWNDval) {
// not decreasing.
if ((peaks->min == -1) || (prevCWNDval < peaks->min)) {
peaks->min = prevCWNDval;
}
decreasing = 0;
}
}
prevCWNDval = CurCwnd;
}
/**
* Get the title info from the snap. That is local address:port remote
* address:port.
*
* For Web10G this also logs the start_time because this is expected
* to be the first snap captured.
*
* @param snap A Web100/Web10G snap
* @param agent A Web100 agent - ignored by Web10G should be NULL
* @param group A Web100 group - ignored by Web10G should be NULL
* @param title Upon return contains the string
* "<localaddr>:<localport> --> <remoteaddr>"
* @param remport Upon return contains the remote port as a string
*/
void get_title(tcp_stat_snap* snap, tcp_stat_agent* agent,
tcp_stat_group* group, char* title, char* remport) {
#if USE_WEB100
web100_var* var;
char buf[128];
if ((web100_agent_find_var_and_group(agent, "LocalAddress", &group, &var))
!= WEB100_ERR_SUCCESS) {
web100_perror("web100_agent_find_var_and_group");
exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
}
if ((web100_snap_read(var, snap, buf)) != WEB100_ERR_SUCCESS) {
web100_perror("web100_snap_read");
exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
}
strcpy(title, web100_value_to_text(web100_get_var_type(var), buf));
strncat(title, ":", 1);
if ((web100_agent_find_var_and_group(agent, "LocalPort", &group, &var))
!= WEB100_ERR_SUCCESS) {
web100_perror("web100_agent_find_var_and_group");
exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
}
if ((web100_snap_read(var, snap, buf)) != WEB100_ERR_SUCCESS) {
web100_perror("web100_snap_read");
exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
}
strcat(title, web100_value_to_text(web100_get_var_type(var), buf));
strncat(title, " --> ", 5);
if ((web100_agent_find_var_and_group(agent, "RemAddress", &group, &var))
!= WEB100_ERR_SUCCESS) {
web100_perror("web100_agent_find_var_and_group");
exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
}
if ((web100_snap_read(var, snap, buf)) != WEB100_ERR_SUCCESS) {
web100_perror("web100_snap_read");
exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
}
strcat(title, web100_value_to_text(web100_get_var_type(var), buf));
if ((web100_agent_find_var_and_group(agent, "RemPort", &group, &var))
!= WEB100_ERR_SUCCESS) {
web100_perror("web100_agent_find_var_and_group");
exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
}
if ((web100_snap_read(var, snap, buf)) != WEB100_ERR_SUCCESS) {
web100_perror("web100_snap_read");
exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
}
strcpy(remport, web100_value_to_text(web100_get_var_type(var), buf));
/* printf("%s:%s\n", title, remport); */
#elif USE_WEB10G
estats_error* err = NULL;
struct estats_connection_tuple_ascii tuple_ascii;
/* Quite a convenient little function we have */
if ((err = estats_connection_tuple_as_strings(&tuple_ascii,
&snap->tuple)) != NULL) {
/* If using the 3.5 kernel to make snaps it appears that the
* address isn't filled in, so continue with unknown */
fprintf(stderr, "WARNING estats_connection_tuple_as_string has"
" failed this could be due to using the 3.5 kernel patch which"
" doesn't log this information!!!!");
estats_error_print(stderr, err);
estats_error_free(&err);
sprintf(title, "unknown:unknown --> unknown");
sprintf(remport, "unknown");
// exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
}
sprintf(title, "%s:%s --> %s", tuple_ascii.local_addr,
tuple_ascii.local_port, tuple_ascii.rem_addr);
sprintf(remport, "%s", tuple_ascii.rem_port);
/* Notes the time fo this the first snap in the global start_time
* because ElapsedTimeMicroSec is unimplemented in the kernel patch */
start_time = snap->tv.sec * 1000000 + snap->tv.usec;
#endif
}