On Tue, 22 Oct 2024 20:05:59 +0100 Arkadiusz Kusztal <arkadiuszx.kusz...@intel.com> wrote:
> + uint32_t alg_bytesize = cookie->alg_bytesize; > + > + rte_memcpy(asym_op->sm2.c1.x.data, cookie->output_array[0], > alg_bytesize); > + rte_memcpy(asym_op->sm2.c1.y.data, cookie->output_array[1], > alg_bytesize); > + rte_memcpy(asym_op->sm2.kp.x.data, cookie->output_array[2], > alg_bytesize); > + rte_memcpy(asym_op->sm2.kp.y.data, cookie->output_array[3], > alg_bytesize); Since the copy is small and not in the fast path, there is no reason to use rte_memcpy(). The memcpy() function is as fast inlines and has more checking from gcc, coverity, ASAN so it is preferred.
