for network receive?
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Hi Shahbaz,
I was just about to delete myself from the mailing list today, then I
saw your email. Thanks
I was looking at the code and they map the datagram directly to user
space and has a skb ring size of 2 frames. data cannot be available for
a re-write until it is acked by the interrupt completion of the ethernet
device.
You need to query the skb-users counter and check when it is
decremented
I don't specifically know about user-space, but Jun Yuan wrote a patch
for me, adding a function called `ecrt_domain_received` that tells you
whether the domain has been received or not (in kernel-space).
I have tested this function with domains spanning into multiple packets and
calling it while
The software system we are setting up needs to be able to send an
EtherCAT frame, then wait until the network data is available for
processing to resume (rather than wait until the next cycle time). Is
there any way to do that with the EtherCAT Master? This is a userspace
application.
Thanks for
Hello Jonathan,
you have asked the million dollar question. You can search the archive,
there are several quite heated discussions on that topic.
We use EtherCAT for real time motion control application and would
appreciate exactly the functionality you were asking for. As far as I
