Hey everybody, I'm planning on building the CHDR packets myself for some blocks of my own (or at least proviing my own header when using the AXI Wrapper), and I've got two simple questions about this:
1. If I specify a CHDR length of FFFF, is there a determined timeframe within which I HAVE to complete the packet? Are there timeouts that could prevent me from waiting until I've got enough samples to fill the 65536 bytes? 2. CHDR packet length is specificied as 16 bits. That would give us a 65536 bytes of max length (and a payload of 65528 or 65520, whether we use a timestamp or not). But UDP payload maximum size would be 65,507 when you take into account the headers from both UDP and IPv4. Could it be useful / more efficient to use a maximum CHDR packet size of only FFE3 or less? Or should I not worry about this at all? Thanks a lot! Leo
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