Re: [PATCH rdma-next 00/13] Elastic Fabric Adapter (EFA) driver

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In this case the only reason this ugly hack was put in the driver is
because the common code would *REFUSE* to register the driver unless
there is a req_notify_cq implementation (and others) because it is
declared as a mandatory part of common verbs for decades now.

The IBA has things marked MANDATORY for a reason - IMHO something that
doesn't implement 'enough' of the mandatory statements no longer
qualifies to be called verbs.

Are there any mandatory callbacks that EFA refuses other than this one
(which Gal said that it will support)?



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