Thanks for your reply.
I'll try to explain my second question.
When I ran the simulator, I've noticed that in case that the transmit
doesn't works ( I stop to send packets from some reason) the receive also
stops.
I assume that in the beginning of the simulation the receiving packets are
created by the script command, and then the transmitted packets go back as
a
received packets.
My question is: if there is some way that the received packets won't be
the
transmitted packets,
so in case I stop transmitting, the receiving continue.
I hope that now the question is more clear. Thanks!
----- Original Message -----
From: "Abhijeet Joglekar"
I'm working of L3fwd16_RFC1812. I would like to check my program with packets in different sizes (random if possible)
Is any of you can explain me how can I do that? or maybe you have more complicate packet generator that you can send me?
If you are running your application on the simulator, then the Workbench allows you to create a packet stream with different frame sizes and
choose
a random option. Check out the IXP1200 Developer Tool Users Guide in the Intel documentation.
Another question - How do I change the dependency of the receive and transmit in the project ? (I want the the receive microengines will send packets all the time, without depend in the transmit rate)
Can you rephrase this question? I am not sure I understood it.
-- abhijeet