The idl2wrs generated dissectors don't follow the convention of using the
filter name registered with the protocol as the start of any display filter
name. This patch fixes that.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=44325
template_get_CDR_string (in wireshark_gen.py) did. This eliminates another
whole pile of function-local variables in packet-parlay.c.
Unfortunately it doesn't seem to speed up compilation (or eliminate the
variable tracking size limit problem). But it does eliminate a lot of
lines of code...
svn path=/trunk/; revision=43610
(several of the) get_CDR_*() functions: instead call the function directly
in the proto_tree_add_text() calls.
Eliminate a lot of global variables that are only later used in (a single)
strcmp().
All the GIOP dissectors are built-in now; don't include the (#if'd out) plugin
registration code in the generated dissector.
Try to clean up the formatting of the generated code a bit.
Regenerate the IDL dissectors; as noted in r39932, this seems to involve a
lot of function re-ordering in packet-parlay.c (making the delta bigger).
These changes decrease the time to compile packet-parlay.c by, on my system,
about half. But it still complains:
variable tracking size limit exceeded with -fvar-tracking-assignments, retrying without
and it still takes "too long."
svn path=/trunk/; revision=43609
