TED: Test Environment for DAPL Files

Introduction
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Test Environment for DAPL (TED) is a utility that provides a simplified environment to enable protocol level testing and debugging of the user Direct  Access  Programming  Library  (uDAPL), device  driver  and  the underlying Host Channel Adapter(HCA). It provides a high level of flexibility 
and choice to the user. A uDAPL API can be executed by typing a command at the shell prompt and parameters of the APIs can be specified at command line. The tool supports scripting. This allows users to decide on a test pattern and perform a set of uDAPL tasks using scripts. TED has load test commands that can be used to carry out heavy data transfer through the network. 
This is a generic tool and can be used over any implementation of DAPL

System Requirements:
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The tool has been tested on RHEL 4.5 kernel version 2.6.9
It has been tested over OFED 1.2
We dont find possibilities for any problems in compilation or 
execution in higher versions of the operating system. 

The TED_x.x.tar file contains the following directories:
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src:  source code
bin:  directory for binaries
test: sample scripts
doc:  contains README, ted_ug.pdf(user guide), CHANGE_LOG, 
      TO_DO and LICENSE. 

Prerequisites for compilation:
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Set the include path for your provider in Makefile.linux

If required, set the values in include/dbg_def.h according to 
your Provider

Steps To compile
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If required, change the path of the binaries by 
changing SWR_BIN_PATH in TED/src/Makefile.al

$ cd TED/src
$ source Makefile.al
$ genbinswr
$ makeswrlin

This creates the binary files in the directory bin.

For further details please refer the user guide(TED/doc/ted_ug.pdf).

For reporting bugs and errors contact: 
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swmgr@cdac.in,  with subject as  “TED: <subject line>”