section, as is done for other files. Just refer to those files in the
section for the "Save" button for the capture and display filter dialog
boxes.
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the platform for which we're building (and that both should be avoided
if possible, i.e. write your code so that it works on all platforms).
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particularly, should disregard all the renaming they did of some
routines, as the old names work Just Fine in 2.x but the new names don't
work in 1.2[.x]).
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integers.
Make FT_INT64 and FT_UINT64 add numerical values, rather than byte-array
values, to the protocol tree, and add routines to add specified 64-bit
integer values to the protocol tree.
Use those routines in the RSVP dissector.
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the specified filter.
Note in the manual that you can't use capture filters when reading a
capture file, and that read filters might require too much CPU when
doing a live capture.
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before using its value, or must check for a null return value and handle
it specially, otherwise you put Ethereal at risk of crashing with bad
packet data.
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they have LF at the end of the line on UN*X and CR/LF on Windows;
hopefully this means that if a CR/LF version is checked in on Windows,
the CRs will be stripped so that they show up only when checked out on
Windows, not on UN*X.
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interval, not over the entire capture (a sum over the entire capture
would yield only one value, which isn't very interesting to plot).
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have to", indicating that if it's too much work to explicitly test for a
null protocol tree, you might want to avoid those tests and rely on the
protocol tree routines not to do much work if passed a null protocol
tree pointer.
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"-T" option.
Talk about packet details rather than the protocol tree, just as we do in
the Ethereal manual page.
Clean up the descriptions of some of the "-z" options.
Fix some typos.
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use to format 64-bit integers.
Fix the RSVP dissector to use that rather than hardcoding "%ll" in.
Remove the "only if G_HAVE_GINT64 is defined" bit from the discussion of
64-bit integers - we're too dependent on having them to support
compilers that don't have a 64-bit integral data type. Do, however,
note that neither "long" nor "long long" are acceptable, and also note
that you shouldn't assume "%ll" does the trick for printing them.
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and not writing to another capture file, for use with "-z" options.
Note that "-z proto" *doesn't* print statistics at the end - it modifies
the packet summary output.
Note that on at least some BSDs the "status" character is set to "off"
by default, so you have to set it explicitly in order to be able to ^T
an application such as Tethereal.
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convenient to put into a command line (no capital letters, no spaces to
require quotes), and one that's a detailed description for use in the
UI. Allow either of them in the preferences file or "-o" option; use
the detailed description in the UI, and also use it when writing the
preferences out, so that the preference will be readable by older
versions of Ethereal (assuming the preference existed in that version).
Update "README.developer" to give more detail about an enum_val_t (and
to put the _t in), and to give a more detailed description of the
"radio_buttons" argument to "prefs_register_enum_preference()".
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Ulf Lamping