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Under extreme condition, it is possible for input node to have more than 256 packets available
to process. Add a check to the while loop to prevent overrun buffer_indices and nexts.
Change-Id: Id9830e5c254f04216eb79e864a5460e08cf2e4e5
Signed-off-by: Steven <sluong@cisco.com>
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chain buffers
If we invoke the subject API with 2 buffers, each with 2 chains, the content of
buffers[0] should be head of 1st buffer, and content of buffer[1] should be
head of 2nd buffer.
What the code did was to put
buffers[0] = head of 1st buffer
buffers[1] = next chain of 1st buffer
buffers[2] = head of 2nd buffer
buffers[3] = next chain of 2nd buffer
This is wrong and can cause crash.
The fix is to only increment bi when the entire packet is found which may consist
of multiple fragments.
Change-Id: If02cd5186a039d7a6c08a0959112840bdb242317
Signed-off-by: Steven <sluong@cisco.com>
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Support feature arc
Support set interface next node
Enqueue packet to either ip4, ip6, or ethernet_input based on packet type
Change-Id: I11fb6bba98ee0bfa1d057474fc6cf3be48ef1c48
Signed-off-by: Steven <sluong@cisco.com>
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Implemented vmxnet3 deivice driver for VMWare ESXi. Tested with Ubuntu 18.04
connected to ESXi 6.0
Ubuntu-18.04 (VPP) --- ESXi-6.0
Change-Id: I85fbc86f2d8532b017bc4271612d17e24e498e4d
Signed-off-by: Steven Luong <sluong@cisco.com>
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