https://bugs.dpdk.org/show_bug.cgi?id=918
Bug ID: 918
Summary: RTE EAL is unable to complete its work
Product: DPDK
Version: 20.11
Hardware: All
OS: All
Status: UNCONFIRMED
Severity: normal
Priority: Normal
Component: core
Assignee: dev@dpdk.org
Reporter: interferati...@gmail.com
Target Milestone: ---
Hi guys,
I am one of two authors of Dataplane SDK, where a lot of C-based OOP modules.
Part of them is related to DPDK.
For example:
sb_class.dpdk.eal
sb_class.dpdk.lpm
sb_class.dpdk.mempool
sb_class.dpdk.ring
sb_class.netdev.dpdk
sb_class.netdev.dpdk.eth
sb_class.netdev.dpdk.eth.bonding
sb_class.netdev.dpdk.pcap
sb_class.netdev.dpdk.tap
sb_class.task.node.group.dpdk.eth
sb_class.task.node.group.dpdk.tap
I also have a module sb_class.hal (Hardware Abstraction Layer) his object runs
before sb_object.dpdk.eal and its task is to determine the hardware and
initialize the synonym table between DPDK device number and SDK object name.
Also sb_object.hal calls /usr/bin/dpdk-devbind.py script in order to connect
network cards to the required drivers.
that is, the order of initialization is as follows:
sb_object.some_project - children initialization (they below)
sb_object.hal - hardware detection, bind drivers
sb_object.dpdk.eal - rte_eal_init
sb_object.dpdk.mempool - rte_pktmbuf_pool_create
sb_object.netdev.dpdk.eth - rte_eth_dev_configure queues etc
sb_object.lcore.scheduler.roundrobin - sb_lcore_launch
*** other objects ***
the application terminates in reverse order
and this is what I noticed when sb_object.dpdk.eal exits, I call the following
code (on the lcore that started everything)
void IMPLEMENTATION (object_free) (
sb_status_t * a_out_err,
sb_class_t * a_class,
sb_object_t * a_obj)
{
sb_object_dpdk_eal_t * obj
= (sb_object_dpdk_eal_t *) a_obj;
sb_object_super_class_free (a_out_err, a_class, a_obj);
obj-> eal_cmd_line [0] = '\ 0';
#if RTE_VERSION_NUM (19, 2, 0, 0) <= RTE_VERSION
{
unsigned lcore_id;
// wait for threads to stop
// RTE_LCORE_FOREACH_WORKER (lcore_id) {
RTE_LCORE_FOREACH (lcore_id) {
rte_eal_wait_lcore (lcore_id);
}
// clean up the EAL
rte_eal_cleanup ();
}
#endif
}
and in gdb I still see that DPDK has not finished working and its threads are
still running.
how can I stop DPDK completely?
because when object_free of sb_object.hal is called, it attempts to bind
network cards back to the kernel stack, but DPDK is still running and the
parent would be killed as a result thole application would be marked as
"defunct" and only hardware reboot can help
Please tell me how to correctly shutdown DPDK so that:
all DPDK resources were freed
all threads created by DPDK were closed
Regards, screenshots attached
Hi guys,
I am one of two authors of Dataplane SDK, where a lot of C-based OOP modules.
Part of them is related to DPDK.
For example:
sb_class.dpdk.eal
sb_class.dpdk.lpm
sb_class.dpdk.mempool
sb_class.dpdk.ring
sb_class.netdev.dpdk
sb_class.netdev.dpdk.eth
sb_class.netdev.dpdk.eth.bonding
sb_class.netdev.dpdk.pcap
sb_class.netdev.dpdk.tap
sb_class.task.node.group.dpdk.eth
sb_class.task.node.group.dpdk.tap
I also have a module sb_class.hal (Hardware Abstraction Layer) his object runs
before sb_object.dpdk.eal and its task is to determine the hardware and
initialize the synonym table between DPDK device number and SDK object name.
Also sb_object.hal calls /usr/bin/dpdk-devbind.py script in order to connect
network cards to the required drivers.
that is, the order of initialization is as follows:
sb_object.some_project - children initialization (they below)
sb_object.hal - hardware detection, bind drivers
sb_object.dpdk.eal - rte_eal_init
sb_object.dpdk.mempool - rte_pktmbuf_pool_create
sb_object.netdev.dpdk.eth - rte_eth_dev_configure queues etc
sb_object.lcore.scheduler.roundrobin - sb_lcore_launch
*** other objects ***
the application terminates in reverse order
and this is what I noticed when sb_object.dpdk.eal exits, I call the following
code (on the lcore that started everything)
void IMPLEMENTATION (object_free) (
sb_status_t * a_out_err,
sb_class_t * a_class,
sb_object_t * a_obj)
{
sb_object_dpdk_eal_t * obj
= (sb_object_dpdk_eal_t *) a_obj;
sb_object_super_class_free (a_out_err, a_class, a_obj);
obj-> eal_cmd_line [0] = '\ 0';
#if RTE_VERSION_NUM (19, 2, 0, 0) <= RTE_VERSION
{
unsigned lcore_id;
// wait for threads to stop
// RTE_LCORE_FOREACH_WORKER (lcore_id) {
RTE_LCORE_FOREACH (lcore_id) {
rte_eal_wait_lcore (lcore_id);
}
// clean up the EAL
rte_eal_cleanup ();
}
#endif
}
and in gdb I still see that DPDK has not finished working and its threads are
still running.
how can I stop DPDK completely?
because when object_free of sb_object.hal is called, it attempts to bind
network cards back to the kernel stack, but DPDK is still running and the
parent would be killed as a result thole application would be marked as
"defunct" and only hardware reboot can help
Please tell me how to correctly shutdown DPDK so that:
all DPDK resources were freed
all threads created by DPDK were closed
Regards, screenshots attached
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