1. Added F-Stack FreeBSD support. see 9f7a1423a0 .
2. Enable INET6 by default in helloworld. see 51c91ab0ad .
3. Added FDIR support. see 4854315d0d .
4. To avoid compiling errors when gcc version >= 10. see 6daadb0b5c .
5. Modify `struct linux_sockaddr` same to `struct sockaddr` in linux. see d96a9d10f4 .
6. Sync some modified of ff_config.c, inclue set dpdk log level, Avoid memory leaks, suppor vip_addr and vip_addr6, etc. see git log lib/ff_config.c in branch of dev.
7. Sync some modified of ff_syscall_wrapper.c, include ff_sendmsg, ff_recvmsg, ip6_opt_convert, etc. see git log lib/ff_syscall_wrapper.c in branch of dev.
8. The CPU usage of packet_dispatcher() is modified to usr. see 0508c8b8ec .
9. If process_dispatch_ring() has data packet to be processed and it is considered non-idle state. see 81dd6c7a24 .
10. Fix a plurality of packets may not statistics in ff_traffic.rx_packets and ff_traffic.rx_bytes. see 0b4a084c8a .
11. Added FF_IPSEC=1 in lib/Makefile, disable by default.
12. Some other modified.
`FF_ZC_SEND` is same as `FF_USE_PAGE_ARRAY`, it will improve performance slightly in some scenarios, need to be tested in combination with real applications.
You can enable both compilation options at the same time or separately.
Note that this only fix the error, `divert` is still not usable, refer to #136.
If you want to use NAT, you can just use the built-in `ipfw nat`
instead.
ipfw -- interface for firewall, packet scheduler, NAT and so on.
It is comprised of several components: the kernel firewall filter rule processor and its integrated packet accounting facility, the logging facility, NAT, a forward facility, a bridge facility, and an ipstealth facility.
Note that the `dummynet` traffic shaper is not merged.
For example, if you have an extra FreeBSD kernel module, and want to
compile it into F-Stack, you can do it like this:
```
cd f-stack/lib
export "KMOD_SRCS=/your/kmod/path/a.c /your/kmod/path/b.c"
export "CONF_CFLAGS=-I/your/kmod/path"
make
```
Changes:
Remove directory `ipc`, and add a new directory `compat`.
Directory `compat` includes some FreeBSD source files to be compatible
with Linux.
Port FreeBSD ifconfig to F-Stack.
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