Hi Akhil, > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > +#include "otx2_ipsec_po.h" > > > Why is it named like this? What is 'po' ? > > > > [Anoob] OCTEON TX2 firmware supports two opcodes. One specific for > > inline and one for lookaside. The one for inline is FP and the one for > > lookaside is PO (Protocol Offload). > > > Isn't it better to write "inline" in place of "fp" and "offload" in place of > "po"? > > Fp and po looks very cryptic.
[Anoob] Yes. But since it is firmware specific, these need to be added for all structures etc. And these opcodes can be used interchangeably as well (as in PO opcode can be used for inline and FP opcodes can be used for lookaside, but both with certain limitations). Hence we have tried to separate it out this way. Larger names would mean longer function names and structure names etc. We tried few other names as well, but then it was conflicting with other opcodes. I do agree that it is slightly cryptic, but we have tried to use the names consistently to avoid confusions. Thanks, Anoob
