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Add RX checksum offload support for Win11 version
Indicate RX checksum offload and set validation result always as valid thus saving some CPU cycles on software validation. Since we have authenticated encryption, we can be sure that checksums weren't altered on the wire. Before NetAdapterCx 2.1, checksum offload support indication doesn't distinguish between TX and RX. This means if we want to indicate RX checksum offload, we have to calculate checkums on TX path, too. Complexity of TX checksum calculation doesn't justify performace gain, so additional Debug/Release-Win11 build configurations were created which target NetAdapterCx 2.1 and newer. This can be used on Windows 11 and Windows Server 2022 (kernel 10.0.20348 and newer). Signed-off-by: Lev Stipakov <[email protected]>
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