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> hi John,
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> you asked about SPEAD FPGA implementations:
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> Jason added SPEAD to the packetized correlator.
> i'm appending Jason's November 26 update on correlators,
> which includes a section on SPEAD.
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> also, i think a recent pocket correlator, developed by Zaki,
> uses SPEAD. Zaki an
Hi all,
On Mon, 29 Nov 2010, Aaron Parsons wrote:
I think it might be appropriate to look a little closer at SPEAD
before jumping to conclusions.
SPEAD is a self-describing, data-streaming protocol. It has very
little in the way of flow management because it is meant to sit on top
of other co
I think it might be appropriate to look a little closer at SPEAD
before jumping to conclusions.
SPEAD is a self-describing, data-streaming protocol. It has very
little in the way of flow management because it is meant to sit on top
of other communications layers (e.g. TCP/UDP/files/unix pipes/MPI
hi John,
you asked about SPEAD FPGA implementations:
Jason added SPEAD to the packetized correlator.
i'm appending Jason's November 26 update on correlators,
which includes a section on SPEAD.
also, i think a recent pocket correlator, developed by Zaki,
uses SPEAD. Zaki and Aaron have also
Hi all,
Had to look the spead protocol up, found some viewgraphs.
IMHO, there were two warning signs: TCP header and small number of header
bytes. A rate-based protocol like UDT might be more appropriate.
And I have seen so many times what happens when people try to save a few
bytes out of 150
Hi all.
Do any of you have any xilinx designs that implement SPEAD protocol
packets over 10 GbE?
John
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