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4 Use SMP to process multiple packet headers in parallel.
11 suite specified in RFC1812 "Requirements for IP Version 4 Routers" which
13 provides an indication of the potential performance of a microprocessor in an
16 At the beginning of the application the array (size defined in SIZE_OF_QUEUE)
18 defined in SIZE_OF_HEADER and calculated crc16 header checksum
19 in appropriate field defined by CRC_BYTE_1 and CRC_BYTE_2. The contents of
38 The headers then are stored in multiple "sender" queues (the number is defined
39 in QUEUE_NUM). After that for each pair of "sender"/"receiver" queues one thread
42 Then in each queue-related thread several(defined in THREADS_NUM) threads are created. Each
44 crc is correct put the header to "receiver" queue. Only one thread in a
47 As soon as all headers in each pair of queues are moved from "sender" to
57 the number of headers in queue (``SIZE_OF_QUEUE``), and
58 size of header in bytes (``SIZE_OF_HEADER``).
80 Bytes in packet header: 24
84 All 20000 packet headers were processed in 89 msec