The XKEYBOARD extension is a pain in the... so XCB had to grow new ways to
describe the protocol.
This patch adds support to the Wireshark dissector, so it can successfully
process the XCB description of the XKEYBOARD extension.
Without this patch, "make x11-dissector" chokes on the current xcbproto from
git.
Also update the script to deal with the new mesa directory structure.
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when changing the font and deleting a column at the same time while using
the old packet list):
Don't calculate the default column widths until after both the font and column
preferences have been applied.
This isn't a problem in the new packet list.
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1. Include stdio.h, stdlib.h and string.h only if needed;
2. Add dissector source filename to epan/CMakeLists.txt as well as
epan/Makefile.common.
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https://bugs.wireshark.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=4685 :
Don't store pointers to g_malloc()'d memory (in this case GLists) in
se_alloc()'d memory: the se_alloc()'d memory is freed before the reinit
functions are called so it's no longer safe to use.
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removed the old implementation from Makefile.common.
This caused a duplicate registration and subsequent assertion
failure for cmake users. Fix this.
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If the user specifies -V or -x, turn on print_packet_info (-S) so they actually
get some output in case we're also writing to a file.
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1. Implement a 'compare_files' target which can be used when generating
an individual ASN1 dissector. This generates the dissector and
then compares the generated .[hc] files with apn\dissectors (rather than
copying the files to epan\dissectors).
2. Rework asn1\Makefile.nmake to provide additional targets for
use when building all the ASN1 dissectors.
- compare_files
- generate_dissectors [generate but don't copy]
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Mark the "MTP3 equivalents" fields as generated. They do come directly from
the packet but the fields themselves are kind-of artificial so it makes some
sense to mark them as "special" somehow.
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When decoding NTP where the Reference Clock ID is "MSF/0", Wireshark textifies
this as "Rugby (UK) Radio 60 kHz". The MSF transmitter was moved several years
ago from Rugby to Anthorn.
Also updates from RFC 4330.
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indication, not necessarily a base (the base is "how to display" some
numeric fields, but it's not how to display some other fields).
Note that FIELDDISPLAY is the number of bits in the field containing an
FT_BOOLEAN bitfield.
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