Re: [PATCH 10/12] drivers: PMC MSP71xx ethernet driver

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Marc St-Jean wrote:
I asked if the remaining section (above) was acceptable so we could retain our
buffer recycling which enhances throughput. I never received a rely so it was
left in my last patch.

The above comment now answers my part of my initial question. Are you aware of
a better way to implement this or must we lose all our recycling enhancements?


You can poke around on netdev and ask about skb recycling in a new thread, and propose something.

I just know that having your own custom skb initialization is a non-starter. Any updates the main skb init code receives will inevitably -not- be propagate to your code, rapidly leading to an unmaintainable disconnect.

skb recycling in general is an interesting area to explore, and others have poked around that area before. I bet googling for skb recycling would turn up some useful thoughts and past efforts.

	Jeff




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