Windows 10: New Data Plane Development Kit (DPDK) v19.05 with Windows support

Brink · May 22, 2019

Data Plane Development Kit just announced the release of DPDK v19.05.

We are thrilled to share that this release marks the introduction of Windows Support in the community-maintained upstream repository! This exciting development paves the way for more core libraries and networking hardware to be supported on Windows lighting up new use cases.

Data Plane Development Kit (DPDK) is a set of fast packet-processing libraries and drivers for user-mode applications looking to optimize network performance.

The Linux foundation hosted DPDK project is a vibrant, thriving community of developers from over 25 organizations spanning networking hardware vendors, independent software vendors, OS distros and consuming open source projects.

For over a year now, we’ve had the ability to run DPDK on Windows through libraries available in the DPDK Windows draft repository. However, this meant that the Windows port needed a separate development, build and testing pipeline, consequentially trailing behind the DPDK community project by multiple releases.

With the initiation of the merge, DPDK libraries for Windows will benefit from the participation, contribution and leadership of the DPDK community. For instance, as part of this integration, DPDK libraries for Windows moved away from dependency on proprietary tool chain to using Clang-LLVM C compiler and Meson Build system.

What Next?

Wait, does this mean we can retire the DPDK Windows draft repository? Not quite, yet!

The draft repository will continue to be the development vehicle for all contributions, until we attain parity in features at the main repository. The integration of Windows Platform support has been initiated with the release of DPDK v19.05 and is expected to continue through 2019.

Watch the Roadmap page for announcements on Core libraries, Poll Mode drivers and features that will be added in the subsequent releases. As sharedbefore, we are partnering with multiple networking vendors to expand the hardware ecosystem for DPDK on Windows.

Eventually, when the integration is complete, DPDK on Windows can remain stable, up to date enjoying the quality baseline as other platforms.

Ways to Contribute

Interested in participating? Help us make DPDK on Windows more stable!

Test the DPDK libraries on Windows and share your feedback! Head over to the getting started guide.

But wait this is just a Hello world! Looking for more? Try the Windows port at the DPDK-draft-Windows repository with the v18.08 branch and readme.

Do you have questions, feedback to share or want to report bugs? Do you have new use cases to support or want to make feature requests?

Write to us by registering for the DPDK development mail list L: dev@dpdk.org. Contribute patches under these guidelines, reference “dpdk-draft-windows” in contribution.

While we do our best to follow the forums used by the DPDK community, for quick direct access to the Microsoft Windows DPDK team, drop us an email at L: dpdkwin@microsoft.com.

Join us in the DPDK Windows Community call, under the guidance of the DPDK Technical Board to help shape the future of DPDK on Windows!

Thanks to the contributions from our partners at Intel and the DPDK Technical board for the guidance and the leadership.

Looking forward to hearing from you, Thanks for reading!

Harini Ramakrishnan
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Source: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/...rt/ba-p/633927

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Rajeshwari_Patil · May 22, 2019

Plane mode stuck

Hi,

I realize the inconvenience you are experiencing
with windows 10, I will certainly help you.

Please share these details.

Are you referring to Airplane mode by plane mode?

Have you made any changes to computer settings prior to this issue?

Try these steps to disable the Airplane mode.

Step 1: Open Settings, and select or tap on the
Network & Internet icon.

Step 2. Select or tap on Airplane mode on the left side to turn
on or off Airplane mode on the right side.

I also suggest you to refer the below link and check.

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-id/windows-10/turn-on-airplane-mode

Hope the information helps. Let us know if you need further assistance with Windows related issues.

We’ll be glad to assist you.

Kreij · May 22, 2019

Windows 7 Training Kit For Developers

Microsoft has made available a Windows 7 Training Kit for Developers.

It's chock full of code examples, presentations and more on how to utilize a lot of the new stuff in Windows 7 (from a developer's standpoint). Contains both managed, MFC and native code examples.

Download is 86.4 MB

Overview
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The Windows 7 Training Kit for Developers includes presentations, hands-on labs, and demos. This content is based on Windows 7 RTM and it is designed to help you learn how to build applications that are compatible with and shine on Windows 7 by utilizing key Windows 7 features such as:
•Taskbar
•Libraries
•Multi Touch
•Sensors and Location
•Ribbon
•Trigger Start Services
•Instrumentation and ETW
•Application Compatability

And Application Compatibility topics such as:
•Version Checking
•UAC Data Redirection
•Session 0 Isolation
•Installer Detection
•User Interface Privilege Isolation
•High DPI

System Requirements
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•Supported Operating Systems:Windows 7*
•Windows 7
•Windows 7SDK
•Visual Studio 2008
•Windows Code Pack API for .NET Framework
•Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2 (or higher)
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*I installed this on XP Pro to see the code examples (which works fine). I assume some of the demos will not run on anything but 7.

Brink · May 22, 2019

Microsoft announces Cortana Skills Kit in public preview

Microsoft announced today at Build 2017 a public preview of its Cortana Skills Kit that allows developers to create voice apps for the intelligent assistant.

The Cortana Skills Kit will allow developers to:

Leverage bots created with the Microsoft Bot Framework and publish them to Cortana as a new skill

Integrate their web services as skills and re-purpose code from their existing Alexa skills to create Cortana skills

Connect users to skills when users ask, and proactively present skills to users in the appropriate context

Personalize their users' experiences by leveraging Cortana’s understanding of users' preferences and context, based on user permissions

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See:

Cortana's got skills

Cortana Skills Kit - Windows app development

Windows 10: New Data Plane Development Kit (DPDK) v19.05 with Windows support

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