Hi
I would like to compare the network throughtput when I send packets using Linux sockets versus when I send with DPAA.
Does a packets generator using DPAA already exist ? Where can I find it ?
Thank you
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There is a little confusion. Linux kernel network interface driver for DPAA-enabled chips
utilizes all three main components of DPAA, FMAN, BMAN and QMAN, to process your data.
There is no way to bypass DPAA.
If you meant USDPAA, which is a software that allows userspace tasks to enqueue/deque
network packets directly to/from QMAN, it does not have any ready traffic generator.
Have a great day,
Platon
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There is a little confusion. Linux kernel network interface driver for DPAA-enabled chips
utilizes all three main components of DPAA, FMAN, BMAN and QMAN, to process your data.
There is no way to bypass DPAA.
If you meant USDPAA, which is a software that allows userspace tasks to enqueue/deque
network packets directly to/from QMAN, it does not have any ready traffic generator.
Have a great day,
Platon
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Thank you!