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Praveen Kaligineedi says: ==================== gve: Add XDP support for GQI-QPL format Adding support for XDP DROP, PASS, TX, REDIRECT for GQI QPL format. Add AF_XDP zero-copy support. When an XDP program is installed, dedicated TX queues are created to handle XDP traffic. The user needs to ensure that the number of configured TX queues is equal to the number of configured RX queues; and the number of TX/RX queues is less than or equal to half the maximum number of TX/RX queues. The XDP traffic from AF_XDP sockets and from other NICs (arriving via XDP_REDIRECT) will also egress through the dedicated XDP TX queues. Although these changes support AF_XDP socket in zero-copy mode, there is still a copy happening within the driver between XSK buffer pool and QPL bounce buffers in GQI-QPL format. The following example demonstrates how the XDP packets are mapped to TX queues: Example configuration: Max RX queues : 2N, Max TX queues : 2N Configured RX queues : N, Configured TX queues : N TX queue mapping: TX queues with queue id 0,...,N-1 will handle traffic from the stack. TX queues with queue id N,...,2N-1 will handle XDP traffic. For the XDP packets transmitted using XDP_TX action: <Egress TX queue id> = N + <Ingress RX queue id> For the XDP packets that arrive from other NICs via XDP_REDIRECT action: <Egress TX queue id> = N + ( smp_processor_id % N ) For AF_XDP zero-copy mode: <Egress TX queue id> = N + <AF_XDP TX queue id> Changes in v2: - Removed gve_close/gve_open when adding XDP dedicated queues. Instead we add and register additional TX queues when the XDP program is installed. If the allocation/registration fails we return error and do not install the XDP program. Added a new patch to enable adding TX queues without gve_close/gve_open - Removed xdp tx spin lock from this patch. It is needed for XDP_REDIRECT support as both XDP_REDIRECT and XDP_TX traffic share the dedicated XDP queues. Moved the code to add xdp tx spinlock to the subsequent patch that adds XDP_REDIRECT support. - Added netdev_err when the user tries to set rx/tx queues to the values not supported when XDP is enabled. - Removed rcu annotation for xdp_prog. We disable the napi prior to adding/removing the xdp_prog and reenable it after the program has been installed for all the queues. - Ring the tx doorbell once for napi instead of every XDP TX packet. - Added a new helper function for freeing the FIFO buffer - Unregister xdp rxq for all the queues when the registration fails during XDP program installation - Register xsk rxq only when XSK buff pool is enabled - Removed code accessing internal xsk_buff_pool fields - Removed sleep driven code when disabling XSK buff pool. Disable napi and re-enable it after disabling XSK pool. - Make sure that we clean up dma mappings on XSK pool disable - Use napi_if_scheduled_mark_missed to avoid unnecessary napi move to the CPU calling ndo_xsk_wakeup() Changes in v3: - Padding bytes are used if the XDP TX packet headers do not fit at tail of TX FIFO. Taking these padding bytes into account while checking if enough space is available in TX FIFO. Changes in v4: - Turn on the carrier based on the link status synchronously rather than asynchronously when XDP is installed/uninstalled - Set the supported flags in net_device.xdp_features ==================== Signed-off-by: David S. Miller <davem@davemloft.net> |
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