Hi Glenn, Thanks for your tip! My understanding for your answer is that we can specify design tunable UDP port for the gbe block in simulink.
I'm a little bit confused of the tap_start() in the python corr package. It also specified the port number. Could you explain a little bit of which one the eof would read into the gbe yellow block? Thanks! Weiwei On Thu, Mar 27, 2014 at 4:10 PM, G Jones <[email protected]> wrote: > Yes, the UDP port input is latched with the eof signal, so for each packet > you can update the destination port if you want. > On Mar 27, 2014 6:32 PM, "Weiwei Sun" <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hi Casperians, >> >> I have a interesting question, and want to seek help. I use the >> ten_GbE_v2 yellow block to send packet to a destination port which I can >> assign in the software. Is there a way to send two streams of data through >> one physic 10 gbe port with different UDP port numbers? In a other word, >> would it possible that two stream of data with different UDP port number >> can share a 10gbe line? >> >> Thanks for your time and attention! I'm not familiar with communication. >> Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! >> >> Weiwei >> -- >> Weiwei Sun >> Radar Remote Sensing Lab >> Department of Electrical Engineering >> University of Washington (Seattle) >> > -- Weiwei Sun Radar Remote Sensing Lab Department of Electrical Engineering University of Washington (Seattle)
