Thanks Dave.
Per thread TW are working as expected
regards
Hari
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Hi Dave,
Thanks for the quick response.
Can you please point me how to tie a timer wheel to a thread?
thanks
H
Hi Dave,
Thanks for the quick response.
Can you please point me how to tie a timer wheel to a thread?
thanks
Hari
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sessions, etc. onto specific threads; use one wheel per
thread. Running one timer per thread is not suggested.
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Thanks Dave for the information on calling tw_timer_expire_timers_xxx(tw, now).
However i have to make the node type as VLIB_NODE_TYPE_INPUT and set node state
to VLIB_NODE_STATE_POLLING for polling to work. is this the right approach?
I have one more query on how to implement per thread timer w
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N=60 million concurrent timers. It's not trivially broken.
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Hello
I am trying to use timer_wheel framework to start a timer. I followed the
examples given in fdio, but the expiry_callback function never being called
back.
I am not sure if timer failed to expire or my usage has problems. I used the
below functions:
Timer wheel Init:
{
tw_timer_wheel_1t_1
