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global variables to determine if packets were dropped, because you can't
- packets can be visited in any order. Instead, attach to packets
preceded by dropped packets protocol data, as a flag that packets were
dropped.
Re-initialize the global variables when a capture is opened.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=8062
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Make it correctly handle short frames (frames not long enough to have a
4-byte EOF record).
Don't give the "dropped packet" protocol tree item a length, as it
doesn't directly correspond to any data in the packet.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=8061
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svn path=/trunk/; revision=6983
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- Decoders for the few remaining FC protocols not included in my first
patch. Included in this list are decoders for FC-CT (common transport),
Name Server (dNS), Fabric Configuration Server (FCS) and Zone Server
(FZS).
- Decoder for MDS Debug Port Adapter. MDS Debug Port Adapter (internal
name was Boardwalk and this is the file name) is a piece of hardware
that can be purchased with Cisco's MDS Fibre Channel switches that
converts FC frames into Ethernet frames. One end is connected to a
port on a FC switch and the other end is connected to a FE/GE Ethernet
port. The decoder included here decodes the encapsulation header that
carries information such as SOF/EOF of FC frames.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=6919
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