Hello Pashant,
Yes, netmap is separate repo:
https://git.linaro.org/lng/odp-netmap.git
You can find that it was branched from linux-generic, then separate
platform was created: ./platforms/linux-netmap
In general it follows the latest changes in linux-generic and should
have symmetrical tags. At least have some synchronization points. For
now it's a little bit behind linux-generic due to all power now is on
odp-1.0 release. If you need some specific you can
ask Ciprian.
Best regards,
Maxim.
On 01/21/2015 07:44 AM, Prashant Upadhyaya wrote:
Hi,
In v0.2 the packet socket and netmap backends were part of the main
repository.
Now I see that there is a ‘main’ repository whose linux generic
backend has packet sockets.
Netmap has gone into a different repository.
Now my question is – is the ODP-Netmap a standalone repo i.e when I
build it and link it with my application I don’t need the libraries
from what I call the main repo for which versions like v0.7, v0.8 etc.
are being released ?
If ODP-Netmap is indeed a standalone repo, then I expect that it
should be tagged as well in lock step with the main repo releases so
that if my application is compliant with main repo v0.X, then I need
to have a corresponding tag in the ODP-Netmap which is also compliant
with v0.X, so that my application can build against ODP-Netmap
seamlessly. Eg. can it be said that the ODP-Netmap repo is as good in
its linux-generic borrowed part as the v0.8 linux-generic of the main
repo.
I am open to being educated on the workflow for my application given
the above background for linking with ODP-Netmap as I move ahead of
v0.2 when everything was together.
Regards
-Prashant
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