On 11/23/2017 10:33 PM, Jingjing Wu wrote: > Adaptive Virtual Function (AVF) Driver is VF driver which supports > for all future Intel devices without requiring a VM update. > It promises the basic high speed connectivity. And since this happens > to be an adaptive VF driver, every new drop of the VF driver would > add more and more advanced features that can be turned on in the VM > if the underlying HW device supports those advanced features. Most > importantly in a device agnostic way without ever compromising on the > base functionality. All the AVF's interface need to follow AVF spec, > and AVF compliant interface is supported start from the > IntelĀ® Ethernet Controller 710 Series. > > This patch set adds AVF PMD supporting. > - Device initialization > - Queue setup and Device start > - Basic Rx and Tx. > - MAC address offload feature > - Vlan offload feature > - RSS offload feature > - Vectored Rx and Tx func > - Bulk allocate Rx func > - Rx interrupt support > - Statistics query > > v2 changes: > - rebase to 17.11 > - add vectored Rx and Tx func > - add bulk allocate Rx func > - add Rx interrupt support > - add statistics query > - fix coding style issue > - remove extra compile flags in Makefile > - add doc to list avf PMD features > - fix lut setting when rss is disabled > - fix log init missing > - remove rx_descriptor_done > > Jingjing Wu (13): > net/avf/base: add base code for avf PMD > net/avf: initilization of avf PMD > net/avf: enable queue and device > net/avf: enable basic Rx Tx func > net/avf: enable link status update > net/avf: enable ops to get stats > net/avf: enable ops for MAC VLAN offload > net/avf: enable ops for RSS setting > net/avf: enable ops for MTU setting > net/avf: enable ops to check queue info and status > net/i40e: support AVF basic interface > net/avf: enable sse vector Rx Tx func > net/avf: enable Rx interrupt support > > Wenzhuo Lu (1): > net/avf: enable bulk allocate Rx func
Overall, there are shared build errors, and there are checkpatch warnings, can you please check them?