Programmable RSS: handle single queue separately #3
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Currently, the single queue case still prints all of the configured queues for the NIC, even though only one is active. Instead of mucking around with poll_stats() and the indirection map for multiple cases, just split the single queue case off into a separate function. This reuses the indirection map as a map to keep track of its stats (purely out of convenience).
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Currently, the single queue case still prints all of the configured queues for the NIC, even though only one is active. Instead of mucking around with poll_stats() and the indirection map for multiple cases, just split the single queue case off into a separate function. This reuses the indirection map as a map to keep track of its stats (purely out of convenience).