Hi,
The way to do this is to file an enhancement bug, so it won't get lost.
Two questions up front:
Did you fuzztest the code?
Can you work both as build in dissectors? That is really the prefered
way.
Thanx,
Jaap
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On 31 jan 2010, at 14:19, "Tobias Erichsen" <t.erichsen@xxxxxx> wrote:
Hi everyone,
after my initial efforts in 2006, I have since then reworked my
Previous code and have been able to compile it with the source of
Wireshark 1.2.6 both for x86 and x64.
RTP-MIDI:
Dissector-plugin to decode MIDI-data which is transmitted via RTP
based on RFC-4695. The dissector currently supports the standard-
MIDI-stuff, but enhancements for more "esoteric" MIDI-sub-standards
still could to be implemented...
AppleMIDI:
Dissector-plugin to decode the lightweight Apple-network-MIDI
session establishment protocol (which is used to establish an
RTP-session to send & receive MIDI-data via RFC-4695). This
protocol is proprietary. The dissector is based on the Apple
implementation summary from May 2005.
You will find attached two zip-files containing the source-code
and one zip-file containing a sample-capture with both the
Apple-session-protocol and RF-4695-data. This capture was done
between a MacBook and a MIDI Kiss-Box
I would be glad if some of you guys could take a look at the code
and give me some feedback if this is already in good shape to
be integrated into the official Wireshark-release.
I would be willing to rework the AppleMIDI plugin to work as a
builtin dissector, as this part is fully done.
The RTP-MIDI-dissector should stay a plugin for a while since
I plan to implement more enhancements over the next couple of
months (decoding of some more specialized MIDI-commands for
stuff like lighting-control etc.)
Best regards,
Tobias
<RTP-MIDI_plugin.zip>
<AppleMIDI_plugin.zip>
<RTP-MIDI_AppleMIDI_data.zip>
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