16/10/2020 00:57, Stephen Hemminger: > As announced in 20.08 release notes, the terms for lcore role > will change in 20.11 release. > > This is a project wide patchset to terminolgy used for DPDK lcore. > The term "master" referring to lcore is replaced with "main" and > "slave" lcore is replaced with "worker" lcore. > > This is most visible in API for rte_get_master_lcore() which is > replaced with rte_get_main_lcore(). And the macros for iterating > over lcores are replaced as well. > > The first patch introduces a way to mark macro's as deprecated > as well. > > Stephen Hemminger (20): > doc/coding_style: add policy about master/slave > eal: add macro to mark macros as deprecated > eal: rename lcore word choices > rte_power: replace rte_master_lcore with rte_main_lcore > drivers: replace master lcore with main lcore > net/memif: replace master/slave arguments with server/client > doc: replace master lcore with main lcore > app/test: replace uses of master/slave > app/test-pmd: replace master lcore with main lcore > app/test-eventdev: replace use of master lcore with main lcore > app: replace references to master/slave > examples: replace use of master with main > examples/multi_process: replace references to master/slave > examples/performance-thread: replace reference to master lcore > examples/qos: replace references to master > examples/ipsec-secgw: replace master lcore with main lcore > examples/pipeline: fix master/slave usage > examples: replace master lcore with main lcore > drivers/octeontx2: replace master/slave wording > drivers/failsafe: replace references to slave devices
A lot of patches have to be squashed to allow compilation. Applied with adjustments, thanks
