As far as I know, there are no issues with vec_sort_with_function. It’s been
unchanged for many years. We use it in lots of places, and it does not give
trouble.
Unless someone feeds it a dangling vector reference, or writes a broken element
comparison function.
If after taking a good hard loo
Hi,
I am using the API vec_sort_with_function to sort a vector and I am noticing
that it crashes. This API uses qsort function to sort the vector. Are there any
knows issues with the implementation of qsort? I did see a couple of messages
in this list discussing potential buffer overflow issues
On Wed, Sep 11, 2019 at 10:20 AM, Burt Silverman wrote:
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> Perhaps Krishna could use a total of 2 VLANs rather than 2 VLANs per line
> card, and also think in terms of point to point rather than subnets. I
> have not thought through whether or how that helps hide the traffic
> splitting/load bal
I have similar setup with 10GE Intel NIC on bare-metal box running Ubuntu
18.10. I don’t see such an issue in the past up to the current VPP being used
which is 19.04 (unless something changed with 19.08 or master). The 10GE port
is connected to an IXIA tester and when I set interface state do
Hello,
For a physical interface , say 1 Gig or 10 Gig, it looks like the command "set
interface state TenGig0/x down", does not bring down the physical link as
well, apart from the interface admin-state, so the remote peer does not
actually sense a link down. This is for IXGBE driver, and b
