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How does the Stratix 10 low-latency 100G core handle missing SOP or EOP on its TX interface? (l8_tx_*)?
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Hi,
I would expect the Tx MAC IP to wait for the completion of either missing SOP or EOP then assert l8_txstatus_error[6:0].
However, this issue shouldn't happen in the first place and should be taken care by the HOST application.
- If worst case there is issue with transmitted packet then I expect the HOST application to assert "l8_tx_error" to alert TX MAC IP
Feel free to play around and test it out in simulation design
Thanks.
Regards,
dlim
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Hi,
I would expect the Tx MAC IP to wait for the completion of either missing SOP or EOP then assert l8_txstatus_error[6:0].
However, this issue shouldn't happen in the first place and should be taken care by the HOST application.
- If worst case there is issue with transmitted packet then I expect the HOST application to assert "l8_tx_error" to alert TX MAC IP
Feel free to play around and test it out in simulation design
Thanks.
Regards,
dlim
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