Hi Jamal/Cong/David/all.
Digging in the u32 code deeper now. I need to get rid of tp->q for shared
blocks, but I found out about this:
struct Qdisc {
......
void *u32_node;
......
};
Yeah, ugly. u32 uses it to store some shared data, tp_c. It actually
stores a linked list of all hashtables added to one qdiscs.
So basically what you have is, you have 1 root ht per prio/pref. Then
you can have multiple hts, linked from any other ht, does not matter in
which prio/pref they are.
Do I understand that correctly that prio/pref only has meaning if
linking does not take place, because if there is linking, the prio/pref
of inserted rule is simply ignored?
That is the most confusing thing I saw in net/sched/ so far.
Is this a bug? Sounds like one.
Did someone introduce *u32_node (formerly static struct tc_u_common
*u32_list;) just to allow this weirdness?
Can I just remove this shared tp_c and make the linking to other
hashtables only possible within the same prio/pref? That would make
sense to me.
Thanks.
Jiri
