Hi Make, Bala.
For me it's okay to add this discussion as part of the API DOC
Classification, because I think sure this would be helpful for all users
want to use the API, as well as all beginner developers. Especially point
that a PMR match set is activated if all PMR in the set are matched (AND
Hi Bala,
Thank you again for clarify the concepts. Now with odp_pmr_match_t I've
solved the problem. You were right about the AND operation in the composite
PMR.
Sorry for my misunderstanding, and thanks again for your help.
Regards,
Genís Riera Pérez
E-mail: genis.riera.pe...@gmail.com
Genis, Bala
The API_DOC_Classification
http://docs.opendataplane.org/master/linux-generic-doxygen-html/group__odp__classification.html#details
details
section could probably do with this question as part of the description as
it is pretty light on how to use the API right now in the description
Hi,
I've used the linux-generic implementation of ODP since few month ago, and
I would like to implement a classification system based on multiple
filters. My scenario is as follows (arbitrary example, not real values):
Imagine that you want classify packets matching the following set of
Hi,
There is a possibility in classification configuration to attach multiple
PMR rules at the pktio level.
I believe the above example you have described could be solved using the
following rules
pmr1 = odp_pmr_create(rule1);
pmr2 = odp_pmr_create(rule2);
odp_pktio_pmr_match_set_cos(pmr1,
Hi Bala,
First of all, thanks a lot for your response. I think I've explained myself
wrong in the previous mail, so I'll try to express myself in a better way.
The scanerio I propose has two filter, eahc one composed by a set of PMR.
The problem is that I want the packet classified in Queue1 if
Hi Genís,
Sorry that I had not explained about the second part of your question in
the previous mail,
The composite pmr (odp_pmr_match_t ) succeeds only if it matches ALL the
values in the odp_pmr_set_t it is an AND operation and not an OR operation.
The entire set either matches or does not
