Searched refs:RTE_NODE_REGISTER (Results 1 – 11 of 11) sorted by relevance
23 RTE_NODE_REGISTER(null_node);
26 RTE_NODE_REGISTER(pkt_drop_node);
86 RTE_NODE_REGISTER(ethdev_tx_node_base);
240 RTE_NODE_REGISTER(ip4_lookup_node);
231 RTE_NODE_REGISTER(ethdev_rx_node_base);
225 RTE_NODE_REGISTER(pkt_cls_node);
351 RTE_NODE_REGISTER(ip4_rewrite_node);
120 RTE_NODE_REGISTER(test_graph_perf_source);150 RTE_NODE_REGISTER(test_graph_perf_source_burst_one);215 RTE_NODE_REGISTER(test_graph_perf_worker);236 RTE_NODE_REGISTER(test_graph_perf_sink);
147 RTE_NODE_REGISTER(test_node_source);154 RTE_NODE_REGISTER(test_node0);
465 #define RTE_NODE_REGISTER(node) \ macro
122 Source nodes are static nodes created using ``RTE_NODE_REGISTER`` by passing132 * The library registers the node by invoking RTE_NODE_REGISTER on library load162 Use ``rte_node_clone()`` to clone a already existing node, created using RTE_NODE_REGISTER.