I am trying to make sure my device can handle the throughput requirements I have. I am finding that when I start to send more data out, I begin dropping packets on the tcp_write function. I tried playing with many of the settings in the lwipopts.h file and can't seem to find something that will work continuously.
I have a Cortex-M3 device running as a server and I only allow 1 client to connect. With a light load, everything performs well. However, when I start sending data packets of about 50 bytes every 10 ms, packets start dropping out and the data is lost. In most configurations I have tried, it gets lost due to the snd_queuelen getting too large. I can't figure out why it is getting so big. I also notice that if I send data for a brief period at a higher rate, that value climbs up and then when I stop sending, it doesn't always return back down to 0. This makes the next blast of data spin the value up to and over the limit causing data lost. Should it return to 0? How do I prevent this error from occurring and are there other settings in the options file that I should change to obtain the performance without lost packets? I included some of defines below. I don't mind if several of the 50 byte packets are combined into 1 TCP packet and I have about 30K of RAM to dedicate to the lwip for good performance. I read the Tuning TCP wiki page but can't find the right combination of values. Based on this information, can someone offer suggestions or point me to a better resource for my application? //***************************************************************************** // ---------- Memory options ---------- #define MEM_ALIGNMENT 4 // default is 1 #define MEM_SIZE (22 * 1024) // default is 1600, was 16K //***************************************************************************** // ---------- Internal Memory Pool Sizes ---------- #define MEMP_NUM_PBUF 24 // Default 16, was 16 #define MEMP_NUM_TCP_PCB 1 // Default 5, was 12 //***************************************************************************** // ---------- TCP options ---------- LWIP_TCP 1 #define TCP_WND 4096 // default is 2048 #define TCP_MSS 1024 // default is 128 #define TCP_SND_BUF (16 * TCP_MSS// default is 256, was 6 * //#define TCP_SND_QUEUELEN (4 * (TCP_SND_BUF/TCP_MSS))
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