Re: output(skb) call where goes?

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On Sun, May 16, 2004 at 10:58:33PM -0700, linux lover wrote:
> hello friends,
>           can anybody knows where does this
> skb->dst->output(skb) call goes? it is written in
> output_maybe_reroute function call in ip_output.c?
> also let me know whether following two calls also
> point to same destination funcaion as above function?
>    hh->hh_output(skb);
>    return dst->neighbour->output(skb);
> if yes to which function they point?
> 

If its in a function pointer in a structure it probably goes to
different places depending on the type.

The ways to figure out such things is to grep through the code to see
who sets that value or to use a debugger (kdb or kgdb, depending if you
have a second computer on a serial line) or debug uml.

> Thanking you.
> linux_lover
> 
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