Folks, I took the latest 1.3.0 lwip tree and hooked it up as a micromonitor application. The code just gives an example of how lwip's raw-api mode can be hooked up and used quite usefully in an os-less/interrupt-less environment. This particular port is built to run on top of any board that uses Micromonitor as the bootloader; however, it can easily be used in other environments. It demonstrates both a UDP server and TCP server. The TCP server is a modification of the httpserver-raw under contrib.
Anyway, I'll be updating the uMon distribution at http://www.microcross.com/html/micromonitor.html to uMon 1.16 later this week and it will be located under the umon_apps directory if anyone is interested. If for no other reason, it could be used as an example setup for LWIP because it is essentially target independent except for a timer function and the actual network send/receive functions. Anyway, I wanted to let folks know this will be available, and also wanted to thank the LWIP developer community for a "really-nice-little-tcpip-stack". If anyone is interested, let me know and I'll post one more mailing to this list when the 1.16 version is made available. Regards, Ed Sutter _______________________________________________ lwip-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lwip-users
