The Code is in the Code folder. 

Included is also the .out and .map files of our test build that gets generated. 

The test app which generates the data is called ostinato. It's webiste with documentation and download information is here:
http://code.google.com/p/ostinato/

You can run the app directly from the folder (ostinato.exe) assuming you are running on a windows system. 

Quick instructions. 

1) When you run the application - you will see a Port Group at 127.0.0.1 with a list of ports. One of them should be the ethernet driver.Select this port.

2) After selecting the port, you will see a window displayed on the right of the port list. This is where "streams" are displayed. I have already created a stream (called Udp Test Stream) which is located in the Test App folder. Right click in the open space under the "Name" / "Goto" labels, and select "open streams", navigate to and select Udp Test Stream. You should see the event named "Data".

3) Hit "apply" on the top right of the screen. 

A Note about the stream. It is assuming sending data from an IP 192.168.1.4 (the laptop running Ostinato) to 192.168.1.2 (the IP of the EVM board). This test was run under a local static network setup. If you need to - you can edit the stream to make any modifications you may need. Just be sure to hit "apply" after you have made your changes  


4) To run the stream, in the bottom half of the window (the statistics window), select the port that you wish to run. The whole column will be highlighted. Hit the play button and you should see the data being sent. Wireshark can confirm the output. You can clear the statistics as desired by the buttons to the right of the start / stop buttons. 



