Patently nonsense. Packet reassembly in hardware is very muchstraightforward if one is willing to burn large buffers to do so. Imagine
The willing part is the impossible part.
taking an implemention in C and simply converting it to Verilog. Not at allout of the question.
It certainly is.
In fact, a subset of this problem has been solved for a very long time. Remember ATM? Remember a SAR chip? That's reassembly of fixed size packetfragments.
Having fixed size per standard makes it much simpler. Don't have that for IP.
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