Re: How the packet data reached the tap device?

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Waiting for any tips. Welcome all views.

On Tue, Apr 27, 2010 at 7:10 PM, Liang YANG <brinewsor@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I am looking through the virtio-net code in KVM-88. Trace along the
> data send flow, I only find the code, responsible for getting data
> from GuestOS's virtqueue and put it on VLAN packet send queue. But
> when I try to find when the packet sent to tap device, which use
> writev deliver data to host network, I am lost.
>
> Following is the main functions called sequence I  collect.
> 1.virtio_net_handle_tx  -- the entry handler for send data
> 2. virtio_queue_set_notification -- mainly for notify switcher
> 3.virtio_net_flush_tx -- the really tx function
> 4.virtqueue_pop -- map data packet address in guest os
> 5.qemu_sendv_packet_async -- put the data into VLAN
> 6.qemu_enqueue_packet_iov -- copy sg data to packet struct
> 7.qemu_deliver_packet_iov -- traverse the VLAN send queue, and
> callback function (receive) called. Then where is callback function
> register? Is it  the function virtio_net_receive ? If so, I found none
> code about calling tap device write.
>
> Thanks,
>
> --
> BestRegards.
> YangLiang
> _____________________________________________
>  Department of Computer Science .
>  School of Electronics Engineering & Computer Science .
> _____________________________________________
>



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BestRegards.
YangLiang
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 Department of Computer Science .
 School of Electronics Engineering & Computer Science .
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