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Re: [lwip-devel] Query Regarding LWIP Stack
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Pomeroy, Marty |
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Re: [lwip-devel] Query Regarding LWIP Stack |
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Tue, 28 May 2013 13:38:57 -0400 |
There is no single answer for this because there are many
hardware architectures with orders of magnitude differences in performance, and
traffic types with different packet processing demands (many small packets is
typically more demanding than fewer large packets).
It's better if you post your expected traffic sizes and types
(sending what, receiving what), throughput requirements (Kbytes/sec and
packets/sec), and architecture (CPU type and speed). Someone may have some
experience with lwip on that configuration.
In any case, you are not going to find an open source stack
that is significantly faster. Lwip is pretty good. If your hardware
cannot keep up, it is probably not the stack.
Marty
FWIW I think this belongs on the lwip-user
thread.
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praveen ch
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Subject: [lwip-devel] Query Regarding LWIP
Stack
Hi,
I am going thru the code for LWIP stack implementation..I would like to
know the permormance of the stack for processing 1packet??
Can you please let us know the performance of the stack for both In &
Out packet processing?
Please let me know if u need more detals?
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Regards,
praveen chebolu