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too many levels of indirection in pointer passed to linkaddr_cmp #175

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Basically linkaddr_cmp consequently never returns true resulting in
excessive traffic on the wireless network when packets targeted at the br
are transmitted

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Basically linkaddr_cmp consequently never returns true resulting in
exessive traffic on the wireless network when packets targeted at the br
are transmitted
@dbjorklu dbjorklu changed the title two many levels of indirection in pointer passed to linkaddr_cmp too many levels of indirection in pointer passed to linkaddr_cmp May 10, 2016
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Good catch ! There is actually the same error in eth_output() (that's what happens when you abuse casting)

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Yes, the type system is your friend :)

Great to see it's in eth_output() as well, as I actually also observed
some packets in the air destined to "self" ethernet, but I did not yet
dig out the reason, hope this fixes that as well.

On 10.05.2016 17:16, Laurent Deru wrote:

Good catch ! There is actually the same error in eth_output() (that's
what happens when you abuse casting)


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@laurentderu laurentderu merged commit b7db545 into cetic:develop May 11, 2016
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Merging it, I will look at a more robust filtering soon.

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