Re: CAN performance test

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On 23.03.2021 04:31:41, Joakim Zhang wrote:
> Do you know there is some easy ways for us to test CAN performance? I
> tested it before by hardcode the driver, it's not a good way. Thanks a
> lot!

I usually use cansequence to test TX and RX performance independent of
each other, or canfdtest for a full duplex test.

cansequence sends CAN frames as fast as possible, while canfdtest has
some sleeps to properly interlace the RX and TX path.

regards,
Marc

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