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Frazer Clement authored
SignalSender is used to send and received signals from C++ programs such as NdbApi/NdbInfo and ndb_mgmd. In most use cases, there are frequently received signals such as SUB_GCP_COMPLETE_REP and API_REGCONF, which are not relevant to the use case of the SignalSender. To avoid spending cpu and memory resources on buffering these signals, this patch implements an option to filter them out, which defaults to on. The ConfigManager component of ndb_mgmd needs to receive API_REGCONF currently, so it disables the filtering. Approved by : Martin Skold <martin.skold@oracle.com>
Frazer Clement authoredSignalSender is used to send and received signals from C++ programs such as NdbApi/NdbInfo and ndb_mgmd. In most use cases, there are frequently received signals such as SUB_GCP_COMPLETE_REP and API_REGCONF, which are not relevant to the use case of the SignalSender. To avoid spending cpu and memory resources on buffering these signals, this patch implements an option to filter them out, which defaults to on. The ConfigManager component of ndb_mgmd needs to receive API_REGCONF currently, so it disables the filtering. Approved by : Martin Skold <martin.skold@oracle.com>
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