On Wed, Oct 17, 2007 at 09:26:36PM +0100, Daniel P. Berrange wrote:
> Dating the from time when we had both the QEMU & generic remote protocol
> there are tiny qemud/protocol.{x,c,h} files basically just containing
> one struct for the packet header. This is more or less duplicated in the
> remote protocol & with a few small tweaks can simplify this code. So the
> attached patch removes the protocol.{x,c,h} files. The qemud.c file in
> the 'receive header' branch now merely reads a single 4 byte unsigned
> int to discover the packet length. The rest of the packet is dealt with
> in the 'receive payload' branch. It immediately dispatches to the remote
> program. There is no wire format change here - shouuld just be code cleanup
Looks good to me, removes duplicated stuff, but I can't say I follow
completely how the XDR dispatching is happening, maybe Rich can give a more
complete feedback,
Daniel
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