trema 0.4.7 → 0.4.8

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  1. checksums.yaml +4 -4
  2. data/.gitignore +33 -54
  3. data/.hound.yml +3 -0
  4. data/.rspec +3 -0
  5. data/.rubocop.yml +17 -1
  6. data/.travis.yml +14 -18
  7. data/CHANGELOG.md +10 -0
  8. data/Gemfile +1 -26
  9. data/README.md +25 -241
  10. data/Rakefile +4 -1056
  11. data/bin/.gitignore +3 -0
  12. data/bin/trema +163 -237
  13. data/features/cleanup_on_failure.feature +118 -0
  14. data/features/logging.feature +73 -0
  15. data/features/open_flow13.feature +21 -0
  16. data/features/step_definitions/.gitignore +35 -0
  17. data/features/step_definitions/.rubocop.yml +5 -0
  18. data/features/step_definitions/.travis.yml +19 -0
  19. data/features/step_definitions/Gemfile +9 -0
  20. data/features/step_definitions/Guardfile +4 -0
  21. data/features/step_definitions/LICENSE +675 -0
  22. data/features/step_definitions/README.md +7 -0
  23. data/features/step_definitions/Rakefile +10 -0
  24. data/features/step_definitions/show_stats_steps.rb +56 -0
  25. data/features/step_definitions/virtual_link_steps.rb +8 -0
  26. data/features/support/env.rb +0 -73
  27. data/features/support/hooks.rb +6 -50
  28. data/features/trema_delete_link.feature +30 -0
  29. data/features/trema_killall.feature +56 -0
  30. data/features/trema_run.feature +47 -0
  31. data/features/trema_start.feature +73 -0
  32. data/features/trema_stop.feature +50 -0
  33. data/lib/trema.rb +4 -0
  34. data/lib/trema/command.rb +184 -0
  35. data/lib/trema/controller.rb +289 -0
  36. data/lib/trema/dirs.rb +14 -0
  37. data/lib/trema/drb.rb +32 -0
  38. data/lib/trema/logger.rb +63 -0
  39. data/lib/trema/monkey_patch/integer.rb +8 -0
  40. data/lib/trema/monkey_patch/integer/base_conversions.rb +12 -0
  41. data/lib/trema/monkey_patch/integer/durations.rb +12 -0
  42. data/lib/trema/switch.rb +83 -0
  43. data/lib/trema/version.rb +5 -0
  44. data/spec/spec_helper.rb +9 -178
  45. data/spec/trema/controller_spec.rb +4 -53
  46. data/tasks/.gitignore +34 -0
  47. data/tasks/LICENSE +675 -0
  48. data/tasks/README.md +6 -0
  49. data/tasks/cucumber.rake +14 -0
  50. data/tasks/flay.rake +15 -0
  51. data/tasks/flog.rake +25 -0
  52. data/tasks/gem.rake +15 -0
  53. data/tasks/reek.rake +11 -0
  54. data/tasks/relish.rake +8 -0
  55. data/tasks/rspec.rake +8 -0
  56. data/tasks/rubocop.rake +2 -16
  57. data/tasks/yard.rake +11 -0
  58. data/trema.gemspec +24 -23
  59. metadata +180 -720
  60. data/.yardopts +0 -4
  61. data/Doxyfile +0 -1679
  62. data/Guardfile +0 -14
  63. data/bin/quality +0 -31
  64. data/bin/trema-config +0 -59
  65. data/build.rb +0 -32
  66. data/cruise.rb +0 -409
  67. data/features/.nav +0 -50
  68. data/features/README.md +0 -7
  69. data/features/core/get_pid_by_trema_name.feature +0 -137
  70. data/features/core/packetin_filter.feature +0 -55
  71. data/features/core/switch_manager.feature +0 -41
  72. data/features/core/trema-config.feature +0 -55
  73. data/features/dsl/switch_port_specifier.feature +0 -15
  74. data/features/examples/dumper.feature +0 -35
  75. data/features/examples/hello_trema.feature +0 -23
  76. data/features/examples/learning_switch.feature +0 -37
  77. data/features/examples/list_switches.feature +0 -24
  78. data/features/examples/message.set_config.feature +0 -27
  79. data/features/examples/message.vendor-action.feature +0 -25
  80. data/features/examples/message.vendor-stats-request.feature +0 -20
  81. data/features/examples/multi_learning_switch.feature +0 -107
  82. data/features/examples/openflow_message.echo.feature +0 -59
  83. data/features/examples/openflow_message.features_request.feature +0 -35
  84. data/features/examples/openflow_message.hello.feature +0 -59
  85. data/features/examples/packet_in.feature +0 -33
  86. data/features/examples/packetin_filter_config.feature +0 -95
  87. data/features/examples/patch_panel.feature +0 -29
  88. data/features/examples/repeater_hub.feature +0 -52
  89. data/features/examples/switch_info.feature +0 -51
  90. data/features/examples/switch_monitor.feature +0 -35
  91. data/features/examples/transparent_firewall.feature +0 -73
  92. data/features/handlers/switch_ready.feature +0 -40
  93. data/features/step_definitions/misc_steps.rb +0 -85
  94. data/features/step_definitions/send_packets_steps.rb +0 -33
  95. data/features/step_definitions/stats_steps.rb +0 -39
  96. data/features/switch_event/C-add_forward_entry.feature +0 -114
  97. data/features/switch_event/C-delete_forward_entry.feature +0 -85
  98. data/features/switch_event/C-dump_forward_entries.feature +0 -72
  99. data/features/switch_event/C-set_forward_entries.feature +0 -77
  100. data/features/switch_event/README.md +0 -40
  101. data/features/switch_event/add_forward_entry.feature +0 -160
  102. data/features/switch_event/delete_forward_entry.feature +0 -160
  103. data/features/switch_event/dump_forward_entries.feature +0 -103
  104. data/features/switch_event/set_forward_entries.feature +0 -102
  105. data/features/trema_commands/README.md +0 -8
  106. data/features/trema_commands/dump_flows.feature +0 -41
  107. data/features/trema_commands/help.feature +0 -27
  108. data/features/trema_commands/help_option.feature +0 -20
  109. data/features/trema_commands/kill.feature +0 -56
  110. data/features/trema_commands/killall.feature +0 -32
  111. data/features/trema_commands/port_down.feature +0 -71
  112. data/features/trema_commands/port_up.feature +0 -75
  113. data/features/trema_commands/reset_stats.feature +0 -56
  114. data/features/trema_commands/run.feature +0 -56
  115. data/features/trema_commands/send_packets.feature +0 -46
  116. data/features/trema_commands/show_stats.feature +0 -66
  117. data/features/trema_commands/up.feature +0 -34
  118. data/features/trema_commands/version.feature +0 -10
  119. data/features/trema_commands/version_option.feature +0 -8
  120. data/rubocop-todo.yml +0 -159
  121. data/ruby/.gitignore +0 -4
  122. data/ruby/blocker.rb +0 -74
  123. data/ruby/extconf.rb +0 -80
  124. data/ruby/sub-process.rb +0 -289
  125. data/ruby/trema/action-common.c +0 -46
  126. data/ruby/trema/action-common.h +0 -38
  127. data/ruby/trema/action.rb +0 -33
  128. data/ruby/trema/aggregate-stats-reply.rb +0 -68
  129. data/ruby/trema/app.rb +0 -114
  130. data/ruby/trema/barrier-reply.c +0 -98
  131. data/ruby/trema/barrier-reply.h +0 -44
  132. data/ruby/trema/barrier-request.c +0 -135
  133. data/ruby/trema/barrier-request.h +0 -42
  134. data/ruby/trema/cli.rb +0 -267
  135. data/ruby/trema/command.rb +0 -41
  136. data/ruby/trema/command/dump_flows.rb +0 -43
  137. data/ruby/trema/command/kill.rb +0 -75
  138. data/ruby/trema/command/killall.rb +0 -38
  139. data/ruby/trema/command/netns.rb +0 -38
  140. data/ruby/trema/command/port_down.rb +0 -43
  141. data/ruby/trema/command/port_up.rb +0 -43
  142. data/ruby/trema/command/reset_stats.rb +0 -41
  143. data/ruby/trema/command/ruby.rb +0 -38
  144. data/ruby/trema/command/run.rb +0 -110
  145. data/ruby/trema/command/send_packets.rb +0 -46
  146. data/ruby/trema/command/shell.rb +0 -57
  147. data/ruby/trema/command/show_stats.rb +0 -65
  148. data/ruby/trema/command/up.rb +0 -44
  149. data/ruby/trema/command/version.rb +0 -35
  150. data/ruby/trema/compat.h +0 -36
  151. data/ruby/trema/controller.c +0 -691
  152. data/ruby/trema/controller.h +0 -42
  153. data/ruby/trema/controller.rb +0 -255
  154. data/ruby/trema/custom-switch.rb +0 -56
  155. data/ruby/trema/daemon.rb +0 -184
  156. data/ruby/trema/default-logger.c +0 -161
  157. data/ruby/trema/default-logger.h +0 -42
  158. data/ruby/trema/default-logger.rb +0 -29
  159. data/ruby/trema/default_openflow_channel_port.rb +0 -26
  160. data/ruby/trema/desc-stats-reply.rb +0 -75
  161. data/ruby/trema/dsl.rb +0 -32
  162. data/ruby/trema/dsl/configuration.rb +0 -145
  163. data/ruby/trema/dsl/context.rb +0 -69
  164. data/ruby/trema/dsl/custom-switch.rb +0 -44
  165. data/ruby/trema/dsl/link.rb +0 -39
  166. data/ruby/trema/dsl/netns.rb +0 -78
  167. data/ruby/trema/dsl/parser.rb +0 -70
  168. data/ruby/trema/dsl/rswitch.rb +0 -47
  169. data/ruby/trema/dsl/run.rb +0 -47
  170. data/ruby/trema/dsl/runner.rb +0 -178
  171. data/ruby/trema/dsl/stanza.rb +0 -51
  172. data/ruby/trema/dsl/switch.rb +0 -76
  173. data/ruby/trema/dsl/syntax-error.rb +0 -31
  174. data/ruby/trema/dsl/syntax.rb +0 -128
  175. data/ruby/trema/dsl/vhost.rb +0 -106
  176. data/ruby/trema/dsl/vswitch.rb +0 -45
  177. data/ruby/trema/echo-reply.c +0 -122
  178. data/ruby/trema/echo-reply.h +0 -40
  179. data/ruby/trema/echo-request.c +0 -117
  180. data/ruby/trema/echo-request.h +0 -40
  181. data/ruby/trema/echo.c +0 -99
  182. data/ruby/trema/echo.h +0 -39
  183. data/ruby/trema/enqueue.rb +0 -87
  184. data/ruby/trema/error.c +0 -262
  185. data/ruby/trema/error.h +0 -42
  186. data/ruby/trema/exact-match.rb +0 -34
  187. data/ruby/trema/executables.rb +0 -99
  188. data/ruby/trema/features-reply.c +0 -330
  189. data/ruby/trema/features-reply.h +0 -54
  190. data/ruby/trema/features-request.c +0 -134
  191. data/ruby/trema/features-request.h +0 -42
  192. data/ruby/trema/flow-mod.c +0 -150
  193. data/ruby/trema/flow-mod.h +0 -42
  194. data/ruby/trema/flow-removed.c +0 -280
  195. data/ruby/trema/flow-removed.h +0 -44
  196. data/ruby/trema/flow-stats-reply.rb +0 -107
  197. data/ruby/trema/flow.rb +0 -65
  198. data/ruby/trema/get-config-reply.c +0 -158
  199. data/ruby/trema/get-config-reply.h +0 -50
  200. data/ruby/trema/get-config-request.c +0 -136
  201. data/ruby/trema/get-config-request.h +0 -42
  202. data/ruby/trema/hardware-switch.rb +0 -86
  203. data/ruby/trema/hello.c +0 -133
  204. data/ruby/trema/hello.h +0 -42
  205. data/ruby/trema/host.rb +0 -263
  206. data/ruby/trema/link.rb +0 -177
  207. data/ruby/trema/list-switches-reply.c +0 -44
  208. data/ruby/trema/list-switches-reply.h +0 -38
  209. data/ruby/trema/mac.rb +0 -29
  210. data/ruby/trema/match.c +0 -621
  211. data/ruby/trema/match.h +0 -34
  212. data/ruby/trema/monkey-patch/integer.rb +0 -35
  213. data/ruby/trema/monkey-patch/integer/base-conversions.rb +0 -34
  214. data/ruby/trema/monkey-patch/integer/ranges.rb +0 -49
  215. data/ruby/trema/monkey-patch/integer/validators.rb +0 -36
  216. data/ruby/trema/monkey-patch/module.rb +0 -33
  217. data/ruby/trema/monkey-patch/module/class-method.rb +0 -38
  218. data/ruby/trema/monkey-patch/module/deprecation.rb +0 -39
  219. data/ruby/trema/monkey-patch/string.rb +0 -31
  220. data/ruby/trema/monkey-patch/string/inflectors.rb +0 -52
  221. data/ruby/trema/netns.rb +0 -127
  222. data/ruby/trema/network-component.rb +0 -151
  223. data/ruby/trema/ofctl.rb +0 -70
  224. data/ruby/trema/open-vswitch.rb +0 -160
  225. data/ruby/trema/openflow-error.c +0 -193
  226. data/ruby/trema/openflow-error.h +0 -51
  227. data/ruby/trema/openflow-switch.rb +0 -35
  228. data/ruby/trema/ordered-hash.rb +0 -75
  229. data/ruby/trema/packet-in.c +0 -1365
  230. data/ruby/trema/packet-in.h +0 -44
  231. data/ruby/trema/packet-queue.rb +0 -181
  232. data/ruby/trema/packetin-filter.rb +0 -124
  233. data/ruby/trema/path.rb +0 -85
  234. data/ruby/trema/phost.rb +0 -76
  235. data/ruby/trema/port-mod.c +0 -232
  236. data/ruby/trema/port-mod.h +0 -34
  237. data/ruby/trema/port-stats-reply.rb +0 -109
  238. data/ruby/trema/port-status-add.rb +0 -60
  239. data/ruby/trema/port-status-delete.rb +0 -60
  240. data/ruby/trema/port-status-modify.rb +0 -60
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  242. data/ruby/trema/port-status.h +0 -41
  243. data/ruby/trema/port.c +0 -398
  244. data/ruby/trema/port.h +0 -45
  245. data/ruby/trema/process.rb +0 -103
  246. data/ruby/trema/queue-get-config-reply.c +0 -205
  247. data/ruby/trema/queue-get-config-reply.h +0 -45
  248. data/ruby/trema/queue-get-config-request.c +0 -141
  249. data/ruby/trema/queue-get-config-request.h +0 -42
  250. data/ruby/trema/queue-stats-reply.rb +0 -76
  251. data/ruby/trema/ruby-switch.rb +0 -62
  252. data/ruby/trema/send-out-port.rb +0 -113
  253. data/ruby/trema/set-config.c +0 -174
  254. data/ruby/trema/set-config.h +0 -42
  255. data/ruby/trema/set-eth-addr.rb +0 -54
  256. data/ruby/trema/set-eth-dst-addr.rb +0 -52
  257. data/ruby/trema/set-eth-src-addr.rb +0 -53
  258. data/ruby/trema/set-ip-addr.rb +0 -54
  259. data/ruby/trema/set-ip-dst-addr.rb +0 -53
  260. data/ruby/trema/set-ip-src-addr.rb +0 -52
  261. data/ruby/trema/set-ip-tos.rb +0 -64
  262. data/ruby/trema/set-transport-dst-port.rb +0 -53
  263. data/ruby/trema/set-transport-port.rb +0 -53
  264. data/ruby/trema/set-transport-src-port.rb +0 -54
  265. data/ruby/trema/set-vlan-priority.rb +0 -66
  266. data/ruby/trema/set-vlan-vid.rb +0 -65
  267. data/ruby/trema/shell.rb +0 -37
  268. data/ruby/trema/shell/down.rb +0 -37
  269. data/ruby/trema/shell/killall.rb +0 -38
  270. data/ruby/trema/shell/link.rb +0 -59
  271. data/ruby/trema/shell/reset_stats.rb +0 -49
  272. data/ruby/trema/shell/run.rb +0 -67
  273. data/ruby/trema/shell/send_packets.rb +0 -40
  274. data/ruby/trema/shell/show_stats.rb +0 -47
  275. data/ruby/trema/shell/up.rb +0 -41
  276. data/ruby/trema/shell/vhost.rb +0 -42
  277. data/ruby/trema/shell/vswitch.rb +0 -47
  278. data/ruby/trema/stats-helper.rb +0 -63
  279. data/ruby/trema/stats-reply.c +0 -540
  280. data/ruby/trema/stats-reply.h +0 -51
  281. data/ruby/trema/stats-request.c +0 -715
  282. data/ruby/trema/stats-request.h +0 -40
  283. data/ruby/trema/strip-vlan-header.rb +0 -41
  284. data/ruby/trema/switch-daemon.rb +0 -90
  285. data/ruby/trema/switch-disconnected.c +0 -38
  286. data/ruby/trema/switch-disconnected.h +0 -36
  287. data/ruby/trema/switch-event.c +0 -648
  288. data/ruby/trema/switch-event.h +0 -27
  289. data/ruby/trema/switch-manager.rb +0 -119
  290. data/ruby/trema/switch.c +0 -197
  291. data/ruby/trema/switch.h +0 -40
  292. data/ruby/trema/switch.rb +0 -56
  293. data/ruby/trema/table-stats-reply.rb +0 -85
  294. data/ruby/trema/timers.rb +0 -95
  295. data/ruby/trema/trema-ruby-utils.c +0 -66
  296. data/ruby/trema/trema-ruby-utils.h +0 -42
  297. data/ruby/trema/trema.c +0 -126
  298. data/ruby/trema/tremashark.rb +0 -46
  299. data/ruby/trema/util.rb +0 -116
  300. data/ruby/trema/vendor-action.rb +0 -82
  301. data/ruby/trema/vendor-stats-reply.rb +0 -64
  302. data/ruby/trema/vendor.c +0 -230
  303. data/ruby/trema/vendor.h +0 -48
  304. data/ruby/trema/version.rb +0 -28
  305. data/spec/support/action.rb +0 -49
  306. data/spec/support/mandatory-option.rb +0 -53
  307. data/spec/support/matchers/constant.rb +0 -25
  308. data/spec/support/openflow-message.rb +0 -173
  309. data/spec/support/port-status.rb +0 -35
  310. data/spec/trema/app_spec.rb +0 -88
  311. data/spec/trema/barrier-reply_spec.rb +0 -43
  312. data/spec/trema/barrier-request_spec.rb +0 -92
  313. data/spec/trema/cli_spec.rb +0 -156
  314. data/spec/trema/default-logger_spec.rb +0 -46
  315. data/spec/trema/dsl/configuration_spec.rb +0 -120
  316. data/spec/trema/dsl/link_spec.rb +0 -50
  317. data/spec/trema/dsl/run_spec.rb +0 -72
  318. data/spec/trema/dsl/runner_spec.rb +0 -247
  319. data/spec/trema/dsl/switch_spec.rb +0 -69
  320. data/spec/trema/dsl/syntax_spec.rb +0 -110
  321. data/spec/trema/dsl/vhost_spec.rb +0 -144
  322. data/spec/trema/dsl/vswitch_spec.rb +0 -80
  323. data/spec/trema/echo-reply_spec.rb +0 -84
  324. data/spec/trema/echo-request_spec.rb +0 -128
  325. data/spec/trema/enqueue_spec.rb +0 -76
  326. data/spec/trema/error_spec.rb +0 -81
  327. data/spec/trema/executables_spec.rb +0 -54
  328. data/spec/trema/features-reply_spec.rb +0 -91
  329. data/spec/trema/features-request_spec.rb +0 -93
  330. data/spec/trema/flow-mod_spec.rb +0 -99
  331. data/spec/trema/flow-removed_spec.rb +0 -144
  332. data/spec/trema/get-config-reply_spec.rb +0 -43
  333. data/spec/trema/get-config-request_spec.rb +0 -92
  334. data/spec/trema/hardware-switch_spec.rb +0 -54
  335. data/spec/trema/hello_spec.rb +0 -63
  336. data/spec/trema/host_spec.rb +0 -191
  337. data/spec/trema/link_spec.rb +0 -62
  338. data/spec/trema/list-switches-reply_spec.rb +0 -46
  339. data/spec/trema/match_spec.rb +0 -111
  340. data/spec/trema/open-vswitch_spec.rb +0 -121
  341. data/spec/trema/openflow-error_spec.rb +0 -141
  342. data/spec/trema/packet-in_spec.rb +0 -717
  343. data/spec/trema/packet-out_spec.rb +0 -125
  344. data/spec/trema/packetin-filter_spec.rb +0 -39
  345. data/spec/trema/port-mod_spec.rb +0 -98
  346. data/spec/trema/port-status-add_spec.rb +0 -32
  347. data/spec/trema/port-status-delete_spec.rb +0 -32
  348. data/spec/trema/port-status-modify_spec.rb +0 -71
  349. data/spec/trema/port-status_spec.rb +0 -38
  350. data/spec/trema/port_spec.rb +0 -59
  351. data/spec/trema/process_spec.rb +0 -69
  352. data/spec/trema/queue-get-config-reply_spec.rb +0 -65
  353. data/spec/trema/queue-get-config-request_spec.rb +0 -67
  354. data/spec/trema/send-out-port_spec.rb +0 -106
  355. data/spec/trema/set-config_spec.rb +0 -78
  356. data/spec/trema/set-eth-addr_spec.rb +0 -62
  357. data/spec/trema/set-ip-addr_spec.rb +0 -81
  358. data/spec/trema/set-ip-tos_spec.rb +0 -70
  359. data/spec/trema/set-transport-dst-port_spec.rb +0 -65
  360. data/spec/trema/set-transport-src-port_spec.rb +0 -65
  361. data/spec/trema/set-vlan-priority_spec.rb +0 -65
  362. data/spec/trema/set-vlan-vid_spec.rb +0 -65
  363. data/spec/trema/shell/vhost_spec.rb +0 -58
  364. data/spec/trema/shell/vswitch_spec.rb +0 -87
  365. data/spec/trema/stats-reply_spec.rb +0 -363
  366. data/spec/trema/stats-request_spec.rb +0 -166
  367. data/spec/trema/strip-vlan-header_spec.rb +0 -44
  368. data/spec/trema/switch-daemon_spec.rb +0 -81
  369. data/spec/trema/switch-disconnected_spec.rb +0 -56
  370. data/spec/trema/switch-manager_spec.rb +0 -41
  371. data/spec/trema/tremashark_spec.rb +0 -39
  372. data/spec/trema/util_spec.rb +0 -88
  373. data/spec/trema/vendor-action_spec.rb +0 -75
  374. data/spec/trema/vendor_spec.rb +0 -76
  375. data/spec/trema_spec.rb +0 -94
  376. data/src/examples/cbench_switch/README +0 -21
  377. data/src/examples/cbench_switch/cbench-switch.rb +0 -38
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