Simon Hardy-Francis

Maybe due to this [1]? > We can't yet convert BPF programs that are loaded with iproute2 to new > BTF-defined maps, until iprout2 uses libbpf as a loader. I...

Interestingly I get the same error if I use clang version 10, but using clang version 9 then no error and everything works fine! Here's some output associated with clang...

Okay. I figured out the issue. Yay! Using `llvm-objdump --section-headers --full-contents -S src/example_kern.o` then I could dump the respective .BTF sections and discovered the issue happens for me because the...

> not too sure how the SHF shard works though FYI there is some explanation of the internals here [1] including the sharding. [1] https://github.com/simonhf/sharedhashfile/blob/master/src/shf.h#L95

> Have you ever successfully create the `/dev/shm` for afxdp ? Or do you come up with any better way? Hi @junka, I did get this all to work back...

Thanks for the request. I do have some experience with nim from here [1]. What are you hoping to achieve with SharedHashFile that cannot be achieved without it e.g. using...

Thanks for the request! Unfortunately Golang is not a good language for using with SharedHashFile. Why not? Reason #1: Context switching: Ideally when using SharedHashFile there should be as little...

> seems like there is no workarounds for golang binding @ouvaa yes, things don't look good for a Golang binding due to the reasons outlined above. I think a possible...

@Cyan4973, some comments and suggestions: 1. There seem to be other functions which are not necessarily inlined too, e.g. `XXH64_avalanche()`? 2. Maybe it would be worthwhile having an extra "opposite"...

@Cyan4973 I tried a lot of Googling but could not find a good solution via gcc attributes, or pragma, or other non-intuitive / sneaky ways :-( I also played around...