Hi,
this post might be a little old, but there is point which might be
really important for C++ developers using DPDK:
C++, especially C++11, doesn't support "designated initializes" of C,
instead of that you can use "memset" and set the instance of a
struct/class to 0/NULL/nullptr and then you c
I forgot to add that you will also need to add -D__STDC_LIMIT_MACROS
because C99 standard specifies that limits such as INT8_MAX should only be
defined if explicitly requested. Also with g++, you can no longer use
non-trivial designated initializers which are used extensively throughout
dpdk sample
Hamid,
I'm in the same situation as you in which I would like to write most of the
application logic in C++. I was able to use CC=g++ by slightly modifying
the makefiles in mk. I replaced all occurrences of "%.c" with "%.cc" using
the following command.
find . -name "*.mk" -exec sed -i 's/%\.c\([^
> I don't exactly know what is needed for C++. Please keep us informed.
Hey Thomas,
I've attached a simple program (main.cpp main.h and Makefile) that has
a C++ class and just prints some messages in the output.
Despite the fact that it's working fine, I'm sure the Makefile could
be written much
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