Added support for Indirection Table editing#98
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The following changes introduce support for Indirection Table editing similar to the functionality provided by the following
ethtoolCLI commands:sudo ethtool --set-rxfh-indir $ETH equal 10orsudo ethtool --set-rxfh-indir $ETH weight 1 1GetIndir,SetIndir,fillIndirTableIndirandSetIndirThe
GetIndir(intf string)function retrieves the current Indirection Table for the specified network interface, and returns anIndirstruct.The
SetIndir(intf string, setIndir SetIndir)function sets a new Indirection Table for the specified interface. The function accepts aSetIndirstruct, which should have either:SetIndir.Equalvalue set orSetIndir.Weightslice set.The function then calls the
fillIndirTable, an Internal helper function that generates the Indirection Table based on the input parameters, following the same logic used inethtool.c.An usage example can be seen in the
TestIndir(...)function inethtool_test.go.