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When building packets in interleaved mode, we do 2 passes over the streams. In the first pass, we build a number of lists of variables for each **enabled** stream. One of these variables is the pktBuf content. In the second pass, we use these lists to build the packets. If the stream is not variable, we just use the packet content built in the first pass. However, if the stream is variable we call frameValue to get the packet content, but we index with the wrong value into stream list if we have some disabled streams before us. Fixes #328 |
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Ostinato
This is the code repository for the Ostinato network packet crafter and traffic generator
Visit https://ostinato.org for demo video and details
Source License: GPLv3+ (see COPYING)
Author's note
I have been developing and maintaining Ostinato single-handedly for more than 12 years. And during this time I have grudgingly come around to the view that open source cannot survive and thrive without money. Mixing money with open-source is messy, but I don't see a way forward unless we as a community become open to the idea of talking about it and changing our culture so that money is no longer a bad word.
I sell binary licenses on ostinato.org to try and cover the costs of development. Please consider buying those - they are priced low enough that you can afford it or you could just as easily expense them to your organisation.
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Srivats P
Author, Ostinato