[0/4] lacp rx/tx handlers fixes for bonding pmd
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David Marchand
April 10, 2019, 12:53 p.m. UTC
Another series with focus on the fast/normal rx/tx handlers for 802.3ad. The first two patches make sure that the rx (resp. tx) fast and normal handlers are equivalent. The third one will most likely have an impact on performance which I tried to mitigate with the last one. However, I have no benchmark to back those patches and I did not test those thoroughly, so they are more like RFC patches but sending anyway.