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- address memseg and mbuf changes - move to meson/ninja build system Signed-off-by: Saikrishna Edupuganti <[email protected]>
ice ddp loading seems reliable when using a PF with this version Signed-off-by: Saikrishna Edupuganti <[email protected]>
IMAGE="ghcr.io/omec-project/upf-epc/bess_build" \ ./container_build.py shell Signed-off-by: Saikrishna Edupuganti <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Saikrishna Edupuganti <[email protected]>
Move UPF patches into BESS
Enable GitHub Action for building and testing BESS
Update links to reference ONF's BESS instead of Berkeey's BESS
Other updates
Remove `parser` module and use built-in `compile` function
* Action for dependabot and check license/copyright * Remove empty line * Add empty line at end of file
* Add GitHub Action for checking code format (C/C++ and Protobuf) * Update GitHub Action to only remove the OS from the matrix * Address issues with format compliance for protobuf files * Add missing file that was not formatted * Update parameters for GitHub Action * Add missing license/copyright header and add an exception
- Update GitHub Actions to build docker image locally during pull request - Use protobuf version 3.20 to fix errors in generated _pb2.py file Signed-off-by: Manoj Gopalakrishnan <[email protected]>
- CNDP BESS port to send/receive n/w packets using AF_XDP socket. - Modify Bess core Makefile to build CNDP port driver. - Dockerfile to build BESS with CNDP. - Add "CndpPortArg" in port_msg.proto file to initialize Bess CNDP port. - Use external BESS PacketPool (rte_mempool/rte_mbuf) with CNDP xskdev. - Example scripts to test Bess CNDP port. - ReadMe file to build docker image and run BESS CNDP example scripts. - GitHub Action for running CNDP tests. Signed-off-by: Manoj Gopalakrishnan <[email protected]>
* Enable GTPu path monitoring
* Ensure that kMaxBurst is explicitly defined kMaxBurst was declared and assigned a value, but not explicitly defined. This can cause issues when linking in cases where a reference may be taken of kMaxBurst (say, passing it to std::min()) and the constant can't be fully optimized out. This was actually fixed years ago in #522 but ended up being reverted accidentally during a refactor in #820. With C++17 now, we don't have to put the definition in a source file, we can just add inline and that takes care of it.
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We have been using
dpdk-2011-focalbranch as the default branch for the different changes we make to BESS. With the goal of uniformity, we can move all these changes into themasterbranch such that it is aligned with all of the rest of repos, where the default branch ismaster, in theomec-projectorganization.When merging this PR, it would be good NOT to squash the commits. so, we can keep a nicer/better history of the individual commits.