Hi all, this is my first post to this list. :) I am trying to understand what separates lwip from the full BSD socket interface in order to see if I can use lwip in my new project as I would like. I have previously used interniche stack but if remotely possible, I'd like to switch to an open solution this time.
I could not find such information anywhere, but some fragments from this list, and also by looking into the code (which I have not dug too deep into yet). Basically, I need non-blocking connect, recv, select and listen. >From what I gather from various posts on this list, connect() maybe does not do non-blocking, and I therefore assume that maybe recv doesn't either. This part is a bit hard to read out from the code, being new to this stack. However, looking into the code, afaics, select() does seem tom support non-blocking and timed blocking, so I thought that I should ask just to make sure that I got it right. thanks, - Micael _______________________________________________ lwip-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lwip-users
