Nick Banks
Nick Banks
Is this just XDP to XDP loopback, or could this be used to loopback to the normal stack?
How does Linux do it? Does it?
More along the lines of API documentation, but I also thing xskbench is too complicated as a minimal sample. I remember looking at it and not getting a good understanding...
> expose through Windows perf counter framework? This makes sense to me. We added perf counters to MsQuic (kernel mode) and they've been useful. At least on Windows, diagnostics at...
Definitely related to #13 as this would require an answer for how cross-platform apps might consume XDP for Windows.
I'm not sure, but I thought they had 4 CPUs. Perhaps dump some initial machine stats to the console first when running the tests?
I just looked at logs from an MsQuic test run, and we dump the following for the test machines: ``` 01:18:58.104899600 [Microsoft-Quic][ dll] Processors:4, Groups:1, NUMA Nodes:1 01:18:58.104914600 [Microsoft-Quic][ dll]...
Seems that the dump collection behavior can be configured via the Windows registry: - Key: `HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\CrashControl` - Set `CrashDumpEnabled` (`REG_DWORD`) to `1`. - Set `DumpFile` (`REG_EXPAND_SZ`) to the output location...
Thanks @catthehacker. I have opened an issue there (above) as well.
I created microsoft/azure-pipelines-agent#3540 to track supporting the reboot that occurs when a bugcheck happens. In parallel, I'd like to make sure the Windows machines are configured to collect full Windows...