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mkj
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…hroughput A utility tool that implements a sender and receiver to benchmark mctp throughput. This is split into a sender command and a receive command in the same executable. The receive command waits for incoming messages, notifies the user of first message received and then prints out measured throughput periodically. Example usage: mctp-bench recv The sender command sends messages continously, the size of which can be set by the user, defaulting to 8 bytes. Example usage: mctp-bench send len 1000 eid 8 Signed-off-by: Timon Liu <[email protected]>
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Thanks for the feedback, applied the suggested changes and added allocate tag function to check if SIOCMCTPALLOCTAG2 or SIOCMCTPALLOCTAG exists for the sender to use. |
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A utility tool that implements a sender and receiver to benchmark mctp throughput. This is split into a sender command and a receive command in the same executable.
The receive command waits for incoming messages, notifies the user of first message received and then prints out measured throughput periodically.
Example usage:
mctp-bench recv
The sender command sends messages continously, the size of which can be set by the user, defaulting to 8 bytes.
Example usage:
mctp-bench send len 1000 eid 8