Hello dear all,
I am pretty new in FRRouting, and keen to take part in its usage and development.
I have started reading ISISd code. I saw somewhere in the code, and I thought whether it is possible to have the ISIS/OSPF database to be saved in SQLite database; making it pretty easy for further developments, such as developing CSPF and RSVP-TE for it.
my question is:
1- does FRRouting save ISIS/OSPF database information in SQLite database?
2- If not, how is it possible to force it to do so?
3- Does FRRouting support BGP link-state protocol? this make it suitable for carrier level provisioning via SDN solutions (OpenDaylight, ONOS).
4- That's my shy for asking such unprofessional question at last, if I want to start development and contribution, where should I start? (Which IDE, development tools, etc, do I need?). as a C developer the only tool that I know to read and understand the C code, is Cscope. Do you have any other recommendation to speed up my work?
I appreciate your support!
thanks and best regards.,,