2.4 Build the Application
- Compile the “Zperf”
application.
$ west build -b same54_xpro samples/net/zperf/
- Run the command.
$ west build -t menuconfig
The menu configuration GUI opens.
- Enable asynchronous call support
by entering the below directory.(Top) → Device Drivers → Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) bus drivers -> Asynchronous call supportNote: For SAM0 devices such as the SAM E54 XPro, the SPI driver (spi_sam0.c) implements DMA support through asynchronous call support. Therefore, enabling asynchronous call support is necessary to achieve maximum performance with DMA on these devices. In contrast, the STM32 SPI driver (spi_ll_stm32.c) implements DMA support within synchronous calls. As a result, enabling asynchronous call support on the STM32 platform may limit performance.Note: Make sure there is a “*” next to “Asynchronous call support”. If not, select the entry and press the space bar to cycle through the options. The “*” means the drivers will be built into the kernel.
- Make sure the “Generic MII PHY
Driver” is disabled.
(Top) → Device Drivers → Ethernet drivers → Ethernet PHY drivers → Generic MII PHY Driver
- Set the maximum packet size value
to 1460 by entering the below directory.
(Top) → Subsystems and OS Services → Networking → Link layer and networking (including IP) → Network additional services → zperf library → Maximum packet size
- To use “Iperf” 2.0.5 version,
enable CONFIG_NET_ZPERF_LEGACY_HEADER_COMPAT.
(Top) → Subsystems and OS Services → Networking → Link layer and networking (including IP) → Network additional services → zperf library → Legacy iperf UDP header format
Note: Latest “Zperf” is compatible with “Iperf” 2.0.10 and newer. For compatibility with older versions, enable CONFIG_NET_ZPERF_LEGACY_HEADER_COMPAT. While doing the Network Performance Test, “Iperf” 2.0.5 on the Raspberry Pi® node has been used. Therefore, the above “Legacy Iperf UDP header format” was enabled. - Save and close the configuration.
- Build the application
again.
$ west build -b same54_xpro samples/net/zperf/