Re: Tx_bytes

Dear Mr. Eric Malkowski, first of all, thanks for your help. I really
appreciated that. I can say that your solution could be acceptable, and I'll
try it, but I think that a deeper job should be done for my task. I mean, I
should work at bytes level, and it means adding a new field tx_bytes_success
and inserting it somewhere into the code so that (after some modifications)
I can print it beside tx_bytes and compare them. All of this launching just
one program. This is my idea, but I don't know if it's sustainable.
Moreover, the code is pretty difficult for my level... Could it be possible
the operation that I mentioned above? Thanks again for your time.

Regards.

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