Aside from testing, this also has the benefit of being able to run a
capture file through your application without having to send it
through another NIC (if you have only one, that'd be impossible, for
example). I can see this being needed if you had, for instance, a DPI
app in DPDK and wanted to r
Hi Dor,
What you are looking for seems straight forward to implement and it
should not really affect the driver's performance at all. Even adding
the full timestamp (seconds plus microseconds). However, I don't see too
much people looking for that feature to make it to mainline. I could be
wro
To test my program and for some other uses I sometimes use vdev
(libpcap pmd) to read data from a pcap file.
Those tests would be a lot easier if the packet timestamp (which is in
the cap) was supplied by DPDK, but alas it is not.
So I could access it, I placed it in mbuf's userdata for the timeb
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