It might have been that we would've had to take a lock on each Tx/Rx ring to get the counter values, and that didn't seem like a good idea.Īll that said, these were intended to help debug problems and validate that the hardware checksums were working if it seems like there might be more harm than good or if they need to be reimplemented, it might be easier to just leave it out or have it compiled out upstream. Operating Systems supported by Seagull Printer Drivers will include 32 and 64 bit versions of the following: Windows 11 and Server 2022. Michael Keetley, a former ice cream truck driver, will be sentenced Friday after he was convicted in March of two counts of murder and four counts of attempted murder.
We also did have an implementation that actually periodically collected the stats from each queue (in the update_admin_status() function I think) and it added each queue counter to the VSI (so that we could just stick with uint64_t's), but I think that ran into some other problem. Though, thinking about the per CPU memory usage, it might not be that bad to keep them in a per-queue struct. We could've stored each counter in each queue, but I think we were concerned about how much memory that could use and how it could be annoying to see what's incremented across many queues. On the Debugger page, select Third-Party Driver and on the Third-Party Driver page, fill in the path of NuLink-IAR.dll. Select Nu-Link as the debugger driver for this project. The counter(9) functionality looked like it would get around that requirement. NuMicro Cortex-M IAR EWARM ICE Driver User Manual Apr. A: For new version, the ICE power APO driver starts from 07 and the Audio Wizard will show as 1.5.XX.0. We're incrementing the stats in the hot path, so we didn't want to take some sort of per-VSI lock to protect the counters while they're being incremented. From what I can remember, it was motivated by how we were storing these per-queue stats in the VSI struct instead of storing them in each queue struct.
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