Hello,
I'd like to know a few more details how the packet scheduling in the
node graph works.
From what I understand, in every scheduling "event", the input node is
executed. But what about the other nodes? Are they executed in parallel
or sequentially? Is a packet vector processed completely afte
I only tested with 18.04, but the main_stub.c example under
src/examples/vlib does not compile. I could fix the compiler errors but
even then I did not get any output (yes I set the verbose variable to
1).
Could anyone please have a look at this file and tell me what to do to
see the packets flowin
On Sun, 15 Apr 2018 21:24:52 +0200
Damjan Marion wrote:
> Dear A,
>
> Actually VPP is small application which consumes different libraries
> like vppinfra, vlib and vnet. So it is possible to write another one
> which uses same libs and such thing was already done in the past.
>
> I.e. for comp
Hello,
I was looking into using VPP as the base framework for our network
processing tools, starting with a simple load distribution tool which
reads from a NIC and distributes flows to a set of consumers.
>From its description, VPP sounds like a great tool to achieve this,
meeting the high perform