/* Enables support for "dummy" network devices and dpifs, which are useful for
* testing. A client program might call this function if it is designed
* specifically for testing or the user enables it on the command line.
*
* There is no strong reason why dummy devices shouldn't always be enabled. */
void
dummy_enable(void)
{
netdev_dummy_register();
dpif_dummy_register();
timeval_dummy_register();
}
/* Enables support for "dummy" network devices and dpifs, which are useful for
* testing. A client program might call this function if it is designed
* specifically for testing or the user enables it on the command line.
*
* 'arg' is parsed to determine the override level (see the definition of enum
* dummy_level).
*
* There is no strong reason why dummy devices shouldn't always be enabled. */
void
dummy_enable(const char *arg)
{
enum dummy_level level;
if (!arg || !arg[0]) {
level = DUMMY_OVERRIDE_NONE;
} else if (!strcmp(arg, "system")) {
level = DUMMY_OVERRIDE_SYSTEM;
} else if (!strcmp(arg, "override")) {
level = DUMMY_OVERRIDE_ALL;
} else {
ovs_fatal(0, "%s: unknown dummy level", arg);
}
netdev_dummy_register(level);
dpif_dummy_register(level);
timeval_dummy_register();
vlandev_dummy_enable();
ofpact_dummy_enable();
}
