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[mc36 <>]

well and not to mention my local contractor hbone's main interest, mpls over 
pppoe and l2tp and so on....

so at the moment, we have way more than switchdev can even could become... :(

guys.. all the dataplane does bier already... 4 example.... but if someone have 
the power to open issue here & there that finally results in code additions???

then surely yess we're seek for a new (prefrearbly programmable) asic like 
nplang.org could become...

the key point here is good emulation and very easily auditable small 
forwarding logic....

so as we emulate the asic even in dpdk, the asic dpdk forwarder logic fits to 
the level1 cpu instruction caches

so we're measureably faster as the cisco's vpp / fd.io... already! compared 
to the linux kernel... well no skbuff logic here at all,

just some fixed buffers on the stack :)

well less feature-reach surely, but, but a lot of stuff is already there:

noti#show p4lang p4 status | include capa|form
info userReader.cmdEnter:userReader.java:1141 command noti#show p4lang p4 status | 
include capa|fo  from local:telnet <loop> 23 -> 127.0.0.1 55914
2023-04-29 04:40:11
for           | 08:15:33
capability    | punting copp acl nat vlan bundle bridge pppoe hairpin gre l2tp route mpls vpls evpn eompls gretap pppoetap l2tptap vxlan ipip pckoudp srv6 pbr qos flwspc mroute 
duplab bier amt nsh polka racl inspect mpolka sgt vrfysrc gtp loconn tcpmss pmtud mlppp macsec ipsec openvpn wireguard
platform      | p4emu/pcap

noti#




On 4/29/23 04:29, mc36 wrote:
> well and also the cisco's import project vpp / fd.io / at least according to 
> the last year's state...
>
> that one was my second try as i saw the rocker dev qemu failure.... at least 
> they had some ipv6, as far as i can recall
>
> but tbh i wiped the standard debian sid tester vms after none of the p4lang-* 
> test cases passed regardless what i did... :(
>
> On 4/29/23 04:23, mc36 wrote:
> > reason#2 - very poor emulation environment... linux and qemu only offers ipv4 
> > and both seems abandonware...