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AXI4 Stream Generator and Checker

Andrew W. Moore edited this page Mar 13, 2012 · 5 revisions

Name

nf10_axis_gen_check

Version

v1.00a

Type

pcore (HW)

Location

netfpga-10g/lib/hw/std/pcores/nf10_axis_gen_check_v1_00_a/

Interface Types

AXI4-Stream

AXI4-lite

Busses

M_AXIS: Master AXI4-Stream bus, 8bit, 64bit or 256bit

S_AXIS: Slave AXI4-Stream bus, 8bit, 64bit or 256bit

S_AXI: Slave AXI4-Lite interface for control and status

Parameters

C_M_AXIS_DATA_WIDTH: Data width of the master AXI4-Stream bus

C_S_AXIS_DATA_WIDTH: Data width of the slave AXI4-Stream bus

C_IFG_SIZE: Size of the interframe gap between transmitted packets

C_GEN_PKT_SIZE: Size of the to be generated packet

C_CHECK_PKT_SIZE: Size of the to be checked packet

C_BASE_ADDRESS: This is the base address for the registers that can be read out over AXI-lite.

C_HIGH_ADDRESS: This is the highest address within this module that can be read out over AXI-lite.

Register map

0x0: count of transmitted packets

0x1: count of correctly received and checked packets

0x2: count of packets received with errors (This counter might be unequal 0 after the links have been established.)

0x3: reset the packet generator/checker, active high (1 for reset)

Description

This core contains a simple AXI4 stream generator and checker. The generator transmits a hardcoded packet continously. The size of the packet and the interframe gap can be setup through parameter settings. The packet itself is hardcoded in the source and can be altered to fit the end-users requirements. It currently shifts the data over word-width boundaries to generate a pattern. The checker compares a received packet of a defined size (through parameters) against a hard-coded version. As with the generated packet, the packet is defined in the source file. Statistics can be read via an AXI4-lite interface. Available are transmit counts, receive counts and error counts.

Currently the generator generates bit-wise shifted pattern. No valid packet pattern and/or higher layer structure is programmed.

Software:

The registers can be read/write using Xil_In32 and Xil_Out32. This is an

example

value = Xil_In32(XPAR_NF10_AXIS_GEN_CHECK_0_BASEADDR+0x0);

Xil_Out32(XPAR_NF10_AXIS_GEN_CHECK_0_BASEADDR+0x3, 0x1);

For complete examples, please refer to the embedded software of the loopback_test project.

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