Measuring the Linux TCP/IP stack size
Sergio Pérez <[email protected]>
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Hi, all! I'm doing some performance tests on RTL-lwIP and REDD, and I would like to compare also the code size (which is one of the main features of lwIP) with the Linux TCP/IP stack. I would like to take into account only the TCP/IP stack code and the support for Ethernet and sockets. Since I haven't found no data about its size in Internet, I've thought in adding the sizes of the modules in /usr/src/linux/net/, particularly these: 40K netsyms.o 540K network.o 16K socket.o 4.0K sysctl_net.o 284K ipv4/ipv4.o 212K ipv6/ipv6.o 96K core/core.o 4.0K ethernet/ethernet.o 16K packet/packet.o ---------------------------------- 1212K I'm not sure about if network.o is a linked module including part of the rest. Is this right or I'm missing something?? Any ideas?? I'll add the results of the performance tests to the RTL-lwIP web as soon as possible. I'm also doing some tests with the drivers. The tests will also be put in the REDD web. Best regards. Sergio. _______________________________________________ Rtl mailing list [email protected] http://www2.fsmlabs.com/mailman/listinfo/rtl