Packet reader function does not consider the length of
the packet array to accommodate the number of receiving
packets. It results in crash, if receiving packets are
more than packet array length. This issue has been fixed.
Previously, nested iterations over interfaces and queues
were used to handle receive interrupts. It has been replaced
that approach with a lookup-based solution.
Previously, packets could starve in the receive queue
if rx_burst read fewer packets than were enqueued.
The fix ensures the queue remains interrupted,
allowing the event handler to continue processing
until all packets in the receive queue have been read.
Packet reader function does not consider the length of the packet array to accommodate the number of receiving packets. It results in crash, if receiving packets are more than packet array length. This issue has been fixed.
Previously, nested iterations over interfaces and queues were used to handle receive interrupts. It has been replaced that approach with a lookup-based solution.
Previously, packets could starve in the receive queue if
rx_burstread fewer packets than were enqueued. The fix ensures the queue remains interrupted, allowing the event handler to continue processing until all packets in the receive queue have been read.fixes #85