Counter

Counter Element Documentation

NAME

Counter — Click element; measures packet count and rate

SYNOPSIS

Counter([keywords COUNT_CALL, BYTE_COUNT_CALL])

Ports: 1 input, 1 output
Processing: agnostic

DESCRIPTION

Passes packets unchanged from its input to its output, maintaining statistics information about packet count and packet rate.

Keyword arguments are:

• COUNT_CALL — Argument is `N HANDLER [VALUE]'. When the packet count reaches N, call the write handler HANDLER with value VALUE before emitting the packet.
• BYTE_COUNT_CALL — Argument is `N HANDLER [VALUE]'. When the byte count reaches or exceeds N, call the write handler HANDLER with value VALUE before emitting the packet.

ELEMENT HANDLERS

• count (read-only) — Returns the number of packets that have passed through since the last reset.
• byte_count (read-only) — Returns the number of bytes that have passed through since the last reset.
• rate (read-only) — Returns the recent arrival rate, measured by exponential weighted moving average, in packets per second.
• bit_rate (read-only) — Returns the recent arrival rate, measured by exponential weighted moving average, in bits per second.
• byte_rate (read-only) — Returns the recent arrival rate, measured by exponential weighted moving average, in bytes per second.
• reset_counts (write-only) — Resets the counts and rates to zero.
• reset (write-only) — Same as 'reset_counts'.
• count_call (write-only) — Writes a new COUNT_CALL argument. The handler can be omitted.
• byte_count_call (write-only) — Writes a new BYTE_COUNT_CALL argument. The handler can be omitted.
• CLICK_LLRPC_GET_RATE (llrpc) — Argument is a pointer to an integer that must be 0. Returns the recent arrival rate (measured by exponential weighted moving average) in packets per second.
• CLICK_LLRPC_GET_COUNT (llrpc) — Argument is a pointer to an integer that must be 0 (packet count) or 1 (byte count). Returns the current packet or byte count.
• CLICK_LLRPC_GET_COUNTS (llrpc) — Argument is a pointer to a click_llrpc_counts_st structure (see <click/llrpc.h>). The keys components must be 0 (packet count) or 1 (byte count). Stores the corresponding counts in the corresponding values components.

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