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5  *   Copyright(c) 2007-2023 Intel Corporation. All rights reserved.
292 #define CPA_STATUS_FAIL (-1)
296 #define CPA_STATUS_RETRY (-2)
300 #define CPA_STATUS_RESOURCE (-3)
306 #define CPA_STATUS_INVALID_PARAM (-4)
310 #define CPA_STATUS_FATAL (-5)
315 #define CPA_STATUS_UNSUPPORTED (-6)
321 #define CPA_STATUS_RESTARTING (-7)
424     /**< Cryptography - Asymmetric service */
426     /**< Cryptography - Symmetric service */
517  *      implementation.  For example, for hardware-based accelerators,
572      * the instance.  For hardware-based implementations of the API,
573      * this should be the driver version.  For software-based
599      * The term core here is used to mean a "logical" core - for example,
600      * in a dual-processor, quad-core system with hyperthreading (two
602      * 4 cores/processor x 2 threads/core).  The numbering of these cores
603      * and the corresponding bit positions is OS-specific.  Note that Linux
604      * refers to this as "processor affinity" or "CPU affinity", and refers
609      * mode of the API.  In a hardware-based implementation of the API,
611      * In a software-based implementation, this might be the core to which
620     /**< Identifies the processor complex, or node, to which the accelerator
624      * 0..n-1, where n is the number of nodes (processor complexes) in the
625      * system.  For example, in a dual-processor configuration, n=2.  The
626      * precise values and their interpretation are OS-specific. */
640      * software-only implementation. */