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Welcome to the JNetRuntime BPF Virtual Machine module documentation. This module provides a high-performance, thread-safe Berkeley Packet Filter (BPF) interpreter with support for standard BPF bytecode and extensible instruction sets.
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Full BPF Compatibility
- Supports standard BPF instruction set
- Compatible with tcpdump-generated bytecode
- Kernel BPF-compatible execution semantics
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Extensible Architecture
- Runtime-loadable custom instructions
- Pluggable optimization modules
- Custom context handlers
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High Performance Design
- Zero-copy packet processing
- Thread-safe execution model
- Stateless VM architecture
- Minimal garbage collection impact
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Concurrent Execution Support
- Thread-local execution contexts
- Multiple program instances
- Parallel packet processing
The BPF VM module serves as a pure Java implementation of the Berkeley Packet Filter virtual machine, providing:
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Flexible Execution Environment
- User-space BPF execution
- Platform-independent operation
- Kernel BPF fallback support
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Performance-Critical Processing
- High-speed packet filtering
- Real-time network monitoring
- Large-scale traffic analysis
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Integration Capabilities
- Works with JNetRuntime Compiler
- Supports external BPF bytecode
- Extensible for custom protocols
// Create VM instance (stateless)
BPFVirtualMachine vm = new BPFVirtualMachine();
// Create execution context
BPFContext context = new BPFContext();
// Load BPF program
byte[] bytecode = getBytecode(); // from compiler or external source
BPFProgram program = BPFProgram.load(bytecode);
// Process packets
void processPacket(byte[] packet) {
context.reset(); // Reset state for new execution
context.setPacket(packet); // Set packet data
boolean matches = program.execute(context);
}
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[BPF Program] โ [Context Setup] โ [VM Execution] โ [Result]
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[Context Reset] โ [Next Packet]
public class PacketProcessor {
private final BPFProgram program;
private final ThreadLocal<BPFContext> contextHolder;
public PacketProcessor(byte[] bytecode) {
this.program = BPFProgram.load(bytecode);
this.contextHolder = ThreadLocal.withInitial(BPFContext::new);
}
public boolean processPacket(byte[] packet) {
BPFContext context = contextHolder.get();
context.reset();
context.setPacket(packet);
return program.execute(context);
}
}
public class CustomInstruction implements BPFInstruction {
@Override
public int execute(BPFContext ctx) {
// Custom instruction logic
return BPF_OK;
}
}
// Register custom opcode
BPFVirtualMachine.registerOpcode(0xF0, new CustomInstruction());
public class EnhancedContext extends BPFContext {
private Map<String, Object> metadata;
@Override
public void reset() {
super.reset();
metadata.clear();
}
}
- Context reuse within threads
- Batch processing capabilities
- Memory allocation optimization
- Instruction cache efficiency
- Zero-copy operation modes
Works seamlessly with other JNetRuntime components:
[BPF Compiler] โ [BPF Bytecode] โ [BPF VM]
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[Packet Processing]
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[Application Logic]
Check out our API Documentation for detailed information about using the VM.
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