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In callers where it's non-trivial to explicitly pass the right SocketFactory, pull the call to rtc::Thread::socketserver() into the caller, with a TODO comment. Bug: webrtc:13145 Change-Id: I029d3adca385d822180e089f016c3778e0d4fd0c Reviewed-on: https://webrtc-review.googlesource.com/c/src/+/231227 Reviewed-by: Harald Alvestrand <hta@webrtc.org> Commit-Queue: Niels Moller <nisse@webrtc.org> Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/main@{#35063} |
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| androidapp | ||
| BUILD.gn | ||
| config_reader.cc | ||
| config_reader.h | ||
| create_network_tester_config.py | ||
| jni.cpp | ||
| network_tester_config.proto | ||
| network_tester_packet.proto | ||
| network_tester_unittest.cc | ||
| packet_logger.cc | ||
| packet_logger.h | ||
| packet_sender.cc | ||
| packet_sender.h | ||
| parse_packet_log.py | ||
| README | ||
| server.cc | ||
| test_controller.cc | ||
| test_controller.h | ||
This file explains how to run the network tester and how to analyze the results. create config files =================== use create_network_tester_config.py to create config files. you can add or change the AddConfig call in the main function to create a the desired network config. run network_tester_server ========================= place the network config file next to the server binary and name it "server_config.dat". the network_tester_server should run on a server with a public IP address. the log file of network_tester_server will be created next to the binary with the name "server_packet_log.dat" run NetworkTesterMobile (apk) ============================= change the IP and the port in the jni.cpp file and set it to the port and IP you run the network_tester_server on. place the network config file as "/mnt/sdcard/network_tester_client_config.dat" on the tester android phone. The log file of network_tester_server will be created at "/mnt/sdcard/network_tester_client_packet_log.dat" analyze the results ==================== run "python parse_packet_log.py -f <log_file_to_parse>" to analyze the log results.