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of heart. &a.alfred; is
coordinating.
- Userland/kernel interface cleanups (net/if_var.h):
- Over eight years ago, the network interface headers
- were split into net/if.h and net/if_var.h. The intent was for
- net/if_var.h to be kernel only and net/if.h to contain public
- interfaces. Today, the internal header, net/if_var.h is still
- included in many userland applications. In some cases, this is
- due to interfaces that are not in fact kernel internal. In other
- cases, these structures are being used in conjunction with libkvm to
- access kernel information directly. This project would correct both
- classes of problems, primarily rewriting the netstat(1) command and
- any other network related libkvm consumers to use alternate
- interfaces, creating those interfaces if needed. Netstat's
- coredump analysis features would likely be split into a separate
- program. &a.brooks; is
- coordinating.
-
- Web100 port to FreeBSD: The Web100 project was created to
- address the problems of TCP performance over long-fat network
- pipes. They created an interesting set of tuning and monitoring
- patches for Linux which enable significantly better performance
- in this area. Integrating this work into FreeBSD could provide
- significant benefits in terms of TCP performance in certain
- environments. The features of Web100 need to be mapped into
- appropriate FreeBSD abstractions and integrated into the
- system. The performance impact of these changes would have
- to be quantified before the changes could be introduced. An
- ideal candidate for this task would have some knowledge of the
- operation of the TCP protocol and familiarity with kernel
- interfaces. &a.brooks; is
- coordinating.
-