Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of WARPLab/MEX

Timestamp:

Aug 27, 2013, 10:01:42 AM (11 years ago)

Author:

murphpo

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WARPLab/MEX

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 = WARPLab MEX Compliation =
 
-In order to provide better performance, some WARPLab functionality has been moved in to MEX.  Please refer to the [wiki:../../howto/MEX_Compile How-To Compile MEX] guide in order to understand the MEX compilation setup and procedure.
+In order to provide better performance, the WARPLab reference design includes a MEX implementation (wl_mex_udp_transport) of the WARPLab UDP transport. This implementation provides significantly higher performance than both the java and pnet transports used in previous WARPLab releases.
 
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+The wl_mex_udp_transport C code must be compiled using MATLAB's MEX tools before it can be used with the WARPLab reference design. MATLAB uses the Microsoft Visual C compiler for creating MEX libraries in Windows. Please refer to the [wiki:../../howto/MEX_Compile How-To Compile MEX] guide for pointers setting up your MATLAB environment for compiling MEX functions.
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+Once your MATLAB environment is ready for MEX compilation, please follow the instructions below to complete the installation of the wl_mex_udp_transport.
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 == WARPLab MEX UDP Transport ==
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-Versions:  WARPLab 7.3.0 and later
 
 By default, WARPLab will use built-in java routines for performing network I/O.  However, this has some performance limitations as can be seen by our [http://warpproject.org/trac/wiki/WARPLab/Benchmarks Read IQ / Write IQ performance benchmarks].  Therefore, we have developed a custom WARPLab MEX UDP transport in order to provide a high performance transport for data transfer operations.  The WARPLab MEX UDP transport can provide dramatically faster performance while leaving the usage of WARPLab otherwise identical.
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 If you have any additional questions, please let us know on [http://warpproject.org/forums/ the WARP forums].
 
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 == pnet Toolbox ==