Satish,
> Thanks Ole for the quick response.
>
> We are trying to send messages from a control plane process to VPP process
> via memif channel.
> This is to program the VPP dataplane tables for our product.
>
> I see some serialize functions in vppinfra/serialize.h file. Are these the
>
All,
Here is an update on API progress.
In the long process of making types in the API language more explicit I have a
few changes merged and a few in the pipeline:
- Type aliases. Previously any new user defined type had to be a structure.
With type aliasing one can do
e.g.
typedef u32
See https://gerrit.fd.io/r/#/c/16352, which computes strlen if necessary for a
precise copy-overlap check. Strncpy_s was always slightly wrong in this regard.
The "make test" failure showed up [only] on aarch64 due to test code stack
variable placement / alignment differences between aarch64
Thanks Ole.
We can use option (1).
But, Only thing is, on the CP side, we have some restrictions to have a format
either as google protobuf (or) JSON format.
Do we have builtin Json serialize/deserialize support in VPP for JSON messages
into C structures .
If so, can you please point me to some
Satish,
> We can use option (1).
> But, Only thing is, on the CP side, we have some restrictions to have a
> format either as google protobuf (or) JSON format.
> Do we have builtin Json serialize/deserialize support in VPP for JSON
> messages into C structures .
> If so, can you please point
You can have as many heaps as you need. There is no inherent limit. The
constant CLIB_MAX_MHEAPS has to do with the number of distinct thread-id’s
which os_get_thread_index() will return.
This guitar-lick means “temporarily use the supplied heap for all allocations”:
void *oldheap =
Hi,
I would like to pre-allocate separate heap space (outside of main heap) and
be able to use the returned memory for my application's memory needs (just
like malloc()). It seems we can have up to 256 heaps. Have few questions
around this:
1) My understanding is that currently the main heap is
Hi Brian,
If you’re adding lots of routes, you’ll also need to bump the heap size for the
IP FIBs as well as the main heap:
https://fdio-vpp.readthedocs.io/en/latest/gettingstarted/users/configuring/startup.html#ip
to run in gdb:
sudo service vpp stop (or your OS equivalent)
make build
Hi Dave,
Great, thanks for the quick reply.
Thanks for clarifying the same, I tried out a quick example and it seems
okay.
Harish
On Wed, Dec 5, 2018 at 1:52 PM Dave Barach (dbarach)
wrote:
> You can have as many heaps as you need. There is no inherent limit. The
> constant CLIB_MAX_MHEAPS has
