Re: [Gems-users] message information

[Greg Byrd <gbyrd@xxxxxxxx>]

You can also look at SLICC files (e.g., MOSI_SMP_bcast-msg.sm) to see how 
specific protocol messages look.  These are derived from the classes in 
NetworkMessage.h.
...Greg


Niket wrote:
> All network messages are derived from the NetworkMessage type. You can 
> find this file in $GEMS/ruby/slicc_interface/NetworkMessage.h
> The protocol files define messages that are derived from this and use 
> them, like RequestMsg, ResponseMsg, etc.
> The messages fly in the network and at any time you can peek into the 
> message.
> Niket
>
> Zhang Yu wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > In ruby's network, which file should I check to get the message 
> > information such as source and destination nodes (addresses), 
> > timestamp, etc.?
> > Thanks,
> > Yu
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