| 15 | | WARPLab 7 makes many significant improvements over previous WARPLab releases: |
| 16 | | * New object-oriented m-code framework |
| 17 | | * Segmented code for subsystems (baseband, RF interfaces, network I/O) |
| 18 | | * Built-in support for iterating over nodes and RF interfaces |
| 19 | | * Much cleaner scripts when dealing with multiple nodes and interfaces |
| 20 | | * Easy upgrades by separating some user extensions from core reference design |
| 21 | | * Packet "sniffing" logic (compatible with WARP v3 only) |
| 22 | | * Captures trigger packets in FPGA fabric |
| 23 | | * 10x reduction in node-to-node jitter in starting Tx/Rx cycles |
| 24 | | * Tx/Rx cycles start ~12usec sooner |
| 25 | | * Support for jumbo Ethernet frames up to 9014 bytes long, resulting in a [wiki:WARPLab/Benchmarks#JumboFrames significant performance increase] (compatible with WARP v3 only) |
| 26 | | * Cross-platform (tested on Windows and Mac OSX) |
| 27 | | * Default buffers now 2^15^ (32k) samples (800usec duration per Tx/Rx cycle) (compatible with WARP v3 only) |
| 28 | | * Built in latest Xilinx tools (ISE 14.4) |
| 29 | | * AXI bus architecture (compatible with WARP v3 only) |
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