Thanks Keith ! Your inputs are really helpful.
I'll keep the contacts handy.
Regards,
-Sujith
On 18/09/13 4:45 AM, "Wiles, Roger Keith"
wrote:
>Hi Sujith,
>
>Wind River also has a fully integrated TCP/IP stack with network
>acceleration using DPKD with INP/AAE product. A few have ported lwIP t
Thank you Gil.
-Sujith
On 17/09/13 6:39 PM, "Gil Hellmann" wrote:
>Hi Sujith,
>
>To add to the respond given by Mr. Jardin, Wind River also has commercial
>grade protocol stack that could be used with DPDK libraries and
>application, it is part of Wind Rivers' INP (Intelligent Networking
>Platf
Hi Sujith,
Wind River also has a fully integrated TCP/IP stack with network acceleration
using DPKD with INP/AAE product. A few have ported lwIP to DPDK, but these
stacks are not fully integrated into the whole system meaning the Linux host
(at least I do not know of anyone that does).
Wind Ri
Hi Vincent,
Sincere thanks to you for the email ! This is very helpful.
I think I'll go with Rump kernel stack to start with, and might think
about the other options later.
Regards,
-Sujith
On 17/09/13 2:01 AM, "Vincent JARDIN" wrote:
>Hi Sujith,
>
>NetBSD/Rump is the only open source TCP/IP
Hi all,
I'm new to DPDK and this group.
In order to try out some of my applications on DPDK, I'd like to know a
little bit about the options that are there for protocol processing.
Could someone give info about the TCP/IP stacks that could be used with
DPDK libraries and applications? Quick goog
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