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I want to use Ethernet to transmit huge of data (after AD processing) to PC. It is better to get about 100Mbps~200Mbps TCP traffic .I think it's hard for Nios II system to get this speeed . Do you have any feasible scheme about this problem ? Does anyone have achieved this speed ? Now ,I have cyclone III and Stratix II ,LAN91C111 and Triple speed Ethernet IP CORE. Best Regards -poseidonLink Copied
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application note 440 (http://www.altera.com/literature/an/an440.pdf), page 18, gives some results that you can expect with a Nios CPU on a Stratix II.
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--- Quote Start --- application note 440 (http://www.altera.com/literature/an/an440.pdf), page 18, gives some results that you can expect with a Nios CPU on a Stratix II. --- Quote End --- Thank you Daixiwen .I will take a gook look at this Document. Best Regard -poseidon
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--- Quote Start --- application note 440 (http://www.altera.com/literature/an/an440.pdf), page 18, gives some results that you can expect with a Nios CPU on a Stratix II. --- Quote End --- If i use DMA,do you think this schema could be more faster?
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nioswiki has a great example using UDP. The example gets line rate at 1Gbps.
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The ethernet MAC does use DMA.
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--- Quote Start --- The ethernet MAC does use DMA. Jake --- Quote End --- yea ,I found it use SGDMA after reading the TSE document. My boss think it is better to use pure hardware implement to improve faster TCP traffic ,So.i will have a try to write TCP AND ARP model by Verilog or VHDL .Does anyone have seen documents about how to do this ?
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--- Quote Start --- nioswiki has a great example using UDP. The example gets line rate at 1Gbps. --- Quote End --- Thank you ,But I have to use TCP that Provide reliably data transmit.
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You're in for some pain. TCP is non-trivial.
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--- Quote Start --- nioswiki has a great example using UDP. The example gets line rate at 1Gbps. --- Quote End --- I didn't found this example. Where in wiki nios is it?
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I'm sorry, i found the page.
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--- Quote Start --- I didn't found this example. Where in wiki nios is it? --- Quote End --- http://www.nioswiki.com/exampledesigns/nios2udpoffloadexample
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--- Quote Start --- I didn't found this example. Where in wiki nios is it? --- Quote End --- Hi, in Wiki Nios page, try to search for "udp". You will find some links, take a look at those with the tags "udp" and "offload". There is a documentation (some explain about the code) and the example (code and an executable). Hope it can help you :D
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Oh, i'm sorry. :p:p:p
Thanks, Poseidon!
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