Hi, I'm experimenting on DPDK trie for ACL implementation. It turns out the more the number of rules, the more time rte_acl_build() takes which is expected. But, I was wondering if there are any standard benchmarking data that indicates build time for 'x' number of rules. I benchmarked it myself, the build time for a few hundred rules is quite large really. It's in the order of secs, I can't help but think how could this happen, I mean in networking we typically can't afford 'seconds' of delay right.? I just want to recheck my data against yours (if any) just to be sure. With trie build-time being the constraint, I'm unable to scale up the no. of ACLs.
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