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dist/tools: provide tool to parse pktbuf
output
#13221
dist/tools: provide tool to parse pktbuf
output
#13221
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Fixed some bugs I noticed when trying to parse the dump in RIOT-OS/Release-Specs#152 (comment) |
Using the provided dump for native the output of the tool is as follows. native dump
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That's how its supposed to be :-) |
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Small documentation suggestions. Feel free to squash
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This might be useful for the upcoming release. I tested again and the parsing is still working. Documentation looks good. ACK!
Thanks for the review and testing :-) |
Contribution description
This adds an parser for those
pktbuf
outputs. I hope this helps others to also be able to interpret those.There is definitely a lot of room for improvements.
However, I don't want to work further on this for now, but I wanted you to know that this exists so I opened a PR.
Testing procedure
Make sure you have
gdb
installed. Run the script according to the README. I used these dumps to test with binaries from current master (should be working as long the structs don't change with any later version):For
iotlab-m3
:For
native
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