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Subject: [dpdk-dev] How to use dpdk ring and mem lib in kernel level?
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Hi, guys

   Can dpdk support allocate mempool and create ring in kernel level? I know
dpdk is user space driver, but many application need a channel to transmit
data from kernel to user space without any hardware dependency(just like pf
ring)? Anyone has a sample like this?

Best Regards
John Gong