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    C6678 EMAC example – how can I increase the packet send & receive rates?

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    Yatsir Shmueli
    Posted by Yatsir Shmueli
    on Apr 04 2012 13:04 PM
    Prodigy230 points

    Hi,

    I used the EMAC example (PA_emacExample_exampleProjec) as a basis to application that send & receive packets from the EVM board to an external PC.

    The application is working fine, but the performance is very poor… the packet send & receive rates are very low (less than 100 packets per second).

     

    I am getting this message: “No Tx free descriptor” although I increased the number of descriptors significantly.

     

    I found that the problem is maybe related to the SGMII configuration. When I configure port 1 (Init_SGMII function) similar to the loopback configuration in the  EMAC example , the packets send rate is good (of course the packets are not arriving to the external PC).

     

    What can be the cause of this performance degradation?

     

    Thanks!

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    • Yatsir Shmueli
      Posted by Yatsir Shmueli
      on Apr 16 2012 04:24 AM
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      Any ideas?

       

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      Posted by ArunMani
      on Apr 16 2012 21:49 PM
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      DO you have the setup in a local network. If you have a lot of traffic in the network, that might slow the performance.

      Thanks,

      Arun.

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    • Yatsir Shmueli
      Posted by Yatsir Shmueli
      on Apr 17 2012 03:40 AM
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      Hi,

      The C6678 EVM  is connected to 2 CPU through network switch, and all the packets/data in the network are sending from the EVM or to the EVM - but in very low rates.

      The performance is poor even if I’m disconnecting the network cable to the EVM (in transmit from EVM mode).

       

      I think that something in my configuration is wrong… but it’s based on the EMAC example (PA_emacExample_exampleProjec).

       

      I’m seeing the same behavior in the EMAC example:

      When I’m changing the MAX_NUM_PACKETS define to:

      #define                     MAX_NUM_PACKETS                         10000u

      and configure the SGMII (in “Init_SGMII” function) to:

      CSL_SGMII_disableMasterMode (macPortNum);

      // CSL_SGMII_enableLoopback (macPortNum);

       

      Thanks.

       

       

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