ON-16265: Set no-poison vi flag when ctpio_mode=sf-np #62
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Since
ctpio_mode
can be <0, using a signed int is more appropriate. (https://github.com/Xilinx-CNS/tcpdirect/blob/tcpdirect-9.0.0/src/lib/zf/private/stack_alloc.c#L52-L54)We also decided that there is no obvious reason for the no-poison flag to be set in the event that
ctpio_mode < 0
. My assumption is that there was an earlier decision that any future 'no-poisoning' CTPIO modes would also have negative values likeCTPIO_MODE_SF_NP=-1
.Another solution would be to use an enum but I do not see examples of this being used elsewhere in this codebase. This solution is the least disruptive imo.