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lbmExampleUtil.cs
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General utility functions for UM example programs.
lbmhfxrcv.cs
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Usage: lbmhfxrcv [options] topic
Available options:
-c filename = Use LBM configuration file filename.
Multiple config files are allowed.
Example: '-c file1.cfg -c file2.cfg'
-d qdelay = monitor event queue delay above qdelay usecs
-E = exit after source ends
-h = help
-I CIDR = create a receiver on the interface specified by CIDR
Multiple interfaces are allowed.
Example: '-I 10.29.1.0/24 -I 10.29.2.0/24
-q = use an LBM event queue
-S = exit after source ends, print throughput summary
-s num_secs = print statistics every num_secs along with bandwidth
-r msgs = delete receiver after msgs messages
-v = be verbose about each message
-V = verify message contents
-z qsize = monitor event queue size above qsize in length
Monitoring options:\n
--monitor-ctx NUM = monitor context every NUM seconds
--monitor-rcv NUM = monitor receiver every NUM seconds
--monitor-transport TRANS = use monitor transport module TRANS
TRANS may be `lbm', `udp', or `lbmsnmp', default is `lbm'
--monitor-transport-opts OPTS = use OPTS as transport module options
--monitor-format FMT = use monitor format module FMT
FMT may be `csv'
--monitor-format-opts OPTS = use OPTS as format module options
--monitor-appid ID = use ID as application ID string
lbmimsg.cs
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Usage: lbmimsg [options] topic
Available options:
-c filename = Use LBM configuration file filename.
Multiple config files are allowed.
Example: '-c file1.cfg -c file2.cfg'
-d delay = delay sending for delay seconds after source creation
-h = help
-l len = send messages of len bytes
-L linger = linger for linger seconds before closing context
-M msgs = send msgs number of messages
-o = send topic-less immediate messages
-P msec = pause after each send msec milliseconds
-R [UM]DATA/RETR = Set transport type to LBT-R[UM], set data rate limit to
DATA bits per second, and set retransmit rate limit to
RETR bits per second. For both limits, the optional
k, m, and g suffixes may be used. For example,
'-R 1m/500k' is the same as '-R 1000000/500000'
-T target = target for unicast immediate messages
lbmlatping.cs
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Usage: lbmlatping [options]
Available options:
-a procmask = set cpu affinity mask.
Available processors bitmask:
-c filename = Use LBM configuration file filename.
Multiple config files are allowed.
Example: '-c file1.cfg -c file2.cfg'
-h = help
-l len = use len length messages
-P usec = pause after each send usec microseconds (busy wait only)
lbmlatpong.cs
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Usage: lbmlatpong [options]
Available options:
-a procmask = set cpu affinity mask.
Available processors bitmask:
-c filename = Use LBM configuration file filename.
Multiple config files are allowed.
Example: '-c file1.cfg -c file2.cfg'
-h = help
lbmmon.cs
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Usage: lbmmon [options]
Available options:
-h = help
-t, --transport TRANS use transport module TRANS
TRANS may be `lbm', `udp', or `lbmsnmp', default is `lbm'
--transport-opts OPTS use OPTS as transport module options
-f, --format FMT use format module FMT
FMT may be `csv'
--format-opts OPTS use OPTS as format module options
Transport and format options are passed as name=value pairs, separated by a semicolon.
LBM transport options:
config=FILE use LBM configuration file FILE
topic=TOPIC receive statistics on topic TOPIC
default is /29west/statistics
wctopic=PATTERN receive statistics on wildcard topic PATTERN
UDP transport options:
port=NUM receive on UDP port NUM
interface=IP receive multicast on interface IP
mcgroup=GRP receive on multicast group GRP
LBMSNMP transport options:
config=FILE use LBM configuration file FILE
topic=TOPIC receive statistics on topic TOPIC
default is /29west/statistics
wctopic=PATTERN receive statistics on wildcard topic PATTERN
CSV format options:
separator=CHAR separate CSV fields with character CHAR
defaults to `,'
lbmmrcv.cs
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Usage: lbmmrcv [options]
Available options:
-B # = Set receive socket buffer size to # (in MB)
-c filename = Use LBM configuration file filename.
Multiple config files are allowed.
Example: '-c file1.cfg -c file2.cfg'
-C ctxs = use ctxs number of context objects
-h = help
-i num = initial topic number num
-r root = use topic names with root of \
-R rcvs = create rcvs receivers
-s = print statistics along with bandwidth
-v = be verbose about each message
Monitoring options:\n
--monitor-ctx NUM = monitor context every NUM seconds
--monitor-rcv NUM = monitor each receiver every NUM seconds
--monitor-transport TRANS = use monitor transport module TRANS
TRANS may be `lbm', `udp', or `lbmsnmp', default is `lbm'
--monitor-transport-opts OPTS = use OPTS as transport module options
--monitor-format FMT = use monitor format module FMT
FMT may be `csv'
--monitor-format-opts OPTS = use OPTS as format module options
--monitor-appid ID = use ID as application ID string
lbmmsrc.cs
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Usage: lbmmsrc [options]
Available options:
-c filename = Use LBM configuration file filename.
Multiple config files are allowed.
Example: '-c file1.cfg -c file2.cfg'
-d delay = delay sending for delay seconds after source creation
-h = help
-i num = initial topic number
-l len = send messages of len bytes
-L linger = linger for linger seconds before closing context
-M msgs = send maximum of msgs number of messages
-r root = use topic names with root of \
-s = print source statistics before exiting
-P msec = pause msec milliseconds after each send
-R [UM]DATA/RETR = Set transport type to LBT-R[UM], set data rate limit to
DATA bits per second, and set retransmit rate limit to
RETR bits per second. For both limits, the optional
k, m, and g suffixes may be used. For example,
'-R 1m/500k' is the same as '-R 1000000/500000'
-S srcs = use srcs sources
-T thrds = use thrds threads
Monitoring options:\n
--monitor-ctx NUM = monitor context every NUM seconds
--monitor-src NUM = monitor each source every NUM seconds
--monitor-transport TRANS = use monitor transport module TRANS
TRANS may be `lbm', `udp', or `lbmsnmp', default is `lbm'
--monitor-transport-opts OPTS = use OPTS as transport module options
--monitor-format FMT = use monitor format module FMT
FMT may be `csv'
--monitor-format-opts OPTS = use OPTS as format module options
--monitor-appid ID = use ID as application ID string
lbmpong.cs
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Usage: lbmpong [options] id
Available options:
-c filename = Use LBM configuration file filename.
Multiple config files are allowed.
Example: '-c file1.cfg -c file2.cfg'
-C = collect RTT data
-E = exit after source ends
-h = help
-i msgs = send and ignore msgs messages to warm up
-I = Use MIM
-l len = use len length messages
-M msgs = stop after receiving msgs messages
-P msec = pause after each send msec milliseconds
-q = use an LBM event queue
-r [UM]DATA/RETR = Set transport type to LBT-R[UM], set data rate limit to
DATA bits per second, and set retransmit rate limit to
RETR bits per second. For both limits, the optional
k, m, and g suffixes may be used. For example,
'-r 1m/500k' is the same as '-r 1000000/500000'
-t secs = run for secs seconds
-v = be verbose about each message (for RTT only)
id = either \
lbmrcv.cs
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Usage: lbmrcv [options] topic
Available options:
-c filename = Use LBM configuration file filename.
Multiple config files are allowed.
Example: '-c file1.cfg -c file2.cfg'
-d qdelay = monitor event queue delay above qdelay usecs
-D = Assume received messages are SDM formatted
-E = exit after source ends
-f = use hot-failover
-h = help
-n nsrcs = stop topic resolution queries after nsrcs sources
-q = use an LBM event queue
-S = exit after source ends, print throughput summary
-s num_secs = print statistics every num_secs along with bandwidth
-r msgs = delete receiver after msgs messages
-N NUM = subscribe to channel NUM
-v = be verbose about each message
-V = verify message contents
-z qsize = monitor event queue size above qsize in length
Monitoring options:\n
--monitor-ctx NUM = monitor context every NUM seconds
--monitor-rcv NUM = monitor receiver every NUM seconds
--monitor-transport TRANS = use monitor transport module TRANS
TRANS may be `lbm', `udp', or `lbmsnmp', default is `lbm'
--monitor-transport-opts OPTS = use OPTS as transport module options
--monitor-format FMT = use monitor format module FMT
FMT may be `csv'
--monitor-format-opts OPTS = use OPTS as format module options
--monitor-appid ID = use ID as application ID string
lbmreq.cs
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Usage: lbmreq [options] topic
Available options:
-c filename = Use LBM configuration file filename.
Multiple config files are allowed.
Example: '-c file1.cfg -c file2.cfg'
-d sec = delay sending initial request sec seconds after
source creation
-h = help
-i = send immediate requests
-q = implement with EventQueues
-l len = send messages of len bytes
-L linger = linger for linger seconds before closing context
-P sec = pause sec seconds after sending request (for responses to arrive)
-r [UM]DATA/RETR = Set transport type to LBT-R[UM], set data rate limit to
DATA bits per second, and set retransmit rate limit to
RETR bits per second. For both limits, the optional
k, m, and g suffixes may be used. For example,
'-r 1m/500k' is the same as '-r 1000000/500000'
-R requests = send request number of requests
-T target = target for unicast immediate requests
-v = be verbose
-v -v = be even more verbose
lbmresp.cs
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Usage: lbmresp [options] topic
Available options:
-c filename = Use LBM configuration file filename.
Multiple config files are allowed.
Example: '-c file1.cfg -c file2.cfg'
-E = end after end-of-stream
-h = help
-l len = use len bytes for the length of each response
-r responses = send responses messages for each request
-q = implement with EventQueues
-v = be verbose about each message
-v -v = be even more verbose about each message
lbmsrc.cs
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Usage: lbmsrc [options] topic
Available options:
-c filename = Use LBM configuration file filename.
Multiple config files are allowed.
Example: '-c file1.cfg -c file2.cfg'
-d delay = delay sending for delay seconds after source creation
-D = Use SDM Messages
-f = use hot-failover
-i seq = hot-failover: begin sequencing with this number
-h = help
-l len = send messages of len bytes
-L linger = linger for linger seconds before closing context
-M msgs = send msgs number of messages
-N chn = send messages on channel chn
-n = used non-blocking I/O
-P msec = pause after each send msec milliseconds
-R [UM]DATA/RETR = Set transport type to LBT-R[UM], set data rate limit to
DATA bits per second, and set retransmit rate limit to
RETR bits per second. For both limits, the optional
k, m, and g suffixes may be used. For example,
'-R 1m/500k' is the same as '-R 1000000/500000'
-s sec = print stats every sec seconds
-t filename = use filename contents as a recording of message sequence numbers (HF only!)
-V = construct verifiable messages
-x bits = Use 32 or 64 bits for hot-failover sequence numbers
Monitoring options:\n
--monitor-ctx NUM = monitor context every NUM seconds
--monitor-src NUM = monitor source every NUM seconds
--monitor-transport TRANS = use monitor transport module TRANS
TRANS may be `lbm', `udp', or `lbmsnmp', default is `lbm'
--monitor-transport-opts OPTS = use OPTS as transport module options
--monitor-format FMT = use monitor format module FMT
FMT may be `csv'
--monitor-format-opts OPTS = use OPTS as format module options
--monitor-appid ID = use ID as application ID string
lbmStatistics.cs
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General utility functions for UM example programs.
lbmtrreq.cs
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Usage: lbmtrreq [options]
Available options:
-c filename = Use LBM configuration file filename.
Multiple config files are allowed.
Example: '-c file1.cfg -c file2.cfg'
-a, --adverts Request Advertisements
-q, --queries Request Queries
-w, --wildcard Request Wildcard Queries
-i, --interval=NUM Interval between requests (milliseconds)
-d, --duration=NUM Minimum duration of requests (seconds)
-L, --linger=NUM Linger for NUM seconds before closing context
lbmwrcv.cs
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Usage: [options] topic
Available options
-c filename = Use LBM configuration file filename.
Multiple config files are allowed.
Example: '-c file1.cfg -c file2.cfg'
-E = exit after source ends
-D = Deregister receiver after 100 messages
-h = help
-q = use an LBM event queue
-r msgs = delete receiver after msgs messages
-s = print statistics along with bandwidth
-N NUM = subscribe to channel NUM
-v = be verbose about each message
Monitoring options:\n
--monitor-ctx NUM = monitor context every NUM seconds
--monitor-transport TRANS = use monitor transport module TRANS
TRANS may be `lbm', `udp', or `lbmsnmp', default is `lbm'
--monitor-transport-opts OPTS = use OPTS as transport module options
--monitor-format FMT = use monitor format module FMT
FMT may be `csv'
--monitor-format-opts OPTS = use OPTS as format module options
--monitor-appid ID = use ID as application ID string
MinRcv.cs
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MinRcv.cs - Minimal receiver program.
See Quick Start document.
MinSrc.cs
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MinSrc.cs - Minimal source program.
See Quick Start document.
umercv.cs
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Usage: umercv [options] topic
Available options:
-c filename = read config file filename
-d qdelay = monitor event queue delay above qdelay usecs
-D = Deregister after 1000 messages
-e num_messages = send an Explicit ACK every num_messages messages
-E = exit after source ends
-h = help
-i offset = use offset to calculate Registration ID
(as source registration ID + offset)
offset of 0 forces creation of regid by store
-n nsrcs = stop topic resolution queries after nsrcs sources
-N offset = display recovery sequence number info and set low seqnum to low+offset
-q = use an LBM event queue
-r msgs = delete receiver after msgs messages
-s num_secs = print statistics every num_secs along with bandwidth
-S = exit after source ends, print throughput summary
-v = be verbose about each message
-z qsize = monitor event queue size above qsize in length
Monitoring options:\n
--monitor-ctx NUM = monitor context every NUM seconds
--monitor-rcv NUM = monitor receiver every NUM seconds
--monitor-transport TRANS = use monitor transport module TRANS
TRANS may be `lbm', `udp', or `lbmsnmp', default is `lbm'
--monitor-transport-opts OPTS = use OPTS as transport module options
--monitor-format FMT = use monitor format module FMT
FMT may be `csv'
--monitor-format-opts OPTS = use OPTS as format module options
--monitor-appid ID = use ID as application ID string
umesrc.cs
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Usage: umesrc [options] topic
Available options:
-c filename = read config parameters from filename
-D Send Deregistration after 1000 messages
-f NUM = allow NUM unstabilized messages in flight (determines message rate)
--flight-size = See -f above
-h = help
-j = turn on UME late join
-l len = send messages of len bytes
-L linger = linger for linger seconds before closing context
-m NUM = send at NUM messages per second (trumped by -f)
--message-rate = See -m above
-M msgs = send msgs number of messages
-N = display sequence number information source events
-n = used non-blocking I/O
-P msec = pause after each send msec milliseconds
-R [UM]DATA/RETR = Set transport type to LBT-R[UM], set data rate limit to
DATA bits per second, and set retransmit rate limit to
RETR bits per second. For both limits, the optional
k, m, and g suffixes may be used. For example,
'-R 1m/500k' is the same as '-R 1000000/500000'
-S ip:port = use UME store at the specified address and port
-s sec = print stats every sec seconds
-t storename = use UME store with name storename
-v = verbose
Monitoring options:\n
--monitor-ctx NUM = monitor context every NUM seconds
--monitor-src NUM = monitor source every NUM seconds
--monitor-transport TRANS = use monitor transport module TRANS
TRANS may be `lbm', `udp', or `lbmsnmp',
default is `lbm'
--monitor-transport-opts OPTS = use OPTS as transport module options
--monitor-format FMT = use monitor format module FMT
FMT may be `csv'
--monitor-format-opts OPTS = use OPTS as format module options
--monitor-appid ID = use ID as application ID string
umqrcv.cs
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Usage: umqrcv [options] topic
Available options:
-B broker = use broker specified by address
-c filename = read config file filename
-d qdelay = monitor event queue delay above qdelay usecs
-D = deregister upon exit
-E = exit after source ends
-e num_messages = send an Explicit ACK every num_messages messages
-i offset = use offset to calculate Registration ID
(as source registration ID + offset)
offset of 0 forces creation of regid by store
-I ID = set Receiver Type ID to ID
-N offset = display recovery sequence number info and set low seqnum to low+offset
-S = exit after source ends, print throughput summary
-s num_secs = print statistics every num_secs along with bandwidth
-h = help
-n nsrcs = stop topic resolution queries after nsrcs sources
-q = use an LBM event queue
-z qsize = monitor event queue size above qsize in length
-r msgs = delete receiver after msgs messages
-v = be verbose about each message
Monitoring options:\n
--monitor-ctx NUM = monitor context every NUM seconds
--monitor-rcv NUM = monitor receiver every NUM seconds
--monitor-transport TRANS = use monitor transport module TRANS
TRANS may be `lbm', `udp', or `lbmsnmp', default is `lbm'
--monitor-transport-opts OPTS = use OPTS as transport module options
--monitor-format FMT = use monitor format module FMT
FMT may be `csv'
--monitor-format-opts OPTS = use OPTS as format module options
--monitor-appid ID = use ID as application ID string
umqsrc.cs
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Usage: umqsrc [options] topic
Available options:
-A cfg = use ULB Application Sets given by cfg
-B broker = use broker specified by address
-c filename = read config parameters from filename
-d NUM = delay sending for NUM seconds after source creation
-f NUM = allow NUM unstabilized messages in flight
-h = help
-i = display message IDs for sent message
-l len = send messages of len bytes
-L linger = linger for linger seconds before closing context
-M msgs = send msgs number of messages
-N = display sequence number information source events
-m NUM = send at NUM messages per second (trumped by -f)
-n = used non-blocking I/O
-P msec = pause after each send msec milliseconds
-R rate/pct = send with LBT-RM at rate and retranmission pct%
-s sec = print stats every sec seconds
-X = Send using numeric or named UMQ index X
-Y = Send using named UMQ index for broker sources
-v = verbose
Monitoring options:\n
--monitor-ctx NUM = monitor context every NUM seconds
--monitor-src NUM = monitor source every NUM seconds
--monitor-transport TRANS = use monitor transport module TRANS
TRANS may be `lbm', `udp', or `lbmsnmp', default is `lbm'
--monitor-transport-opts OPTS = use OPTS as transport module options
--monitor-format FMT = use monitor format module FMT
FMT may be `csv'
--monitor-format-opts OPTS = use OPTS as format module options
--monitor-appid ID = use ID as application ID string
--flight-size = See -f above
--message-rate = See -m above
VerifiableMessage.cs
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Utility functions to produce randomized messages whose contents
can be checked.