Re: can-isotp: TX stmin violations

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On 22-01-05 08:36, Oliver Hartkopp wrote:
> 
> In fact the discussion hits a valid point. On the one side you might think
> about a time slotted receive task that might only be able to process a frame
> inside this slot. At least in the 'very early' days of CAN transport
> protocols I've heard about such weird implementations.
> 
> On the other side (as we can see from the jitter in Maiks's original
> question) we face different requirements in todays implementations. Here an
> *average* result makes sense. But this is no implementation requirement but
> a testing requirement to relax the STmin timing checks then.

I did some more testing and the issue seems not to be related to the isotp driver.

The system we are using is an i.MX-based one and we have three CANs.
Two of those are flexcan, the third is a mcp2518fd (mcp251xfd).

I can not reproduce the timing issue on the flexcans, only on the MCP.


Nonetheless, the point regarding the average st is really interesting, thanks Patrick!


Regards,
Maik 



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