2009/2/13 Adib Taraben <address@hidden>:
I just want to say hello.
I start an lwip project and applied to the mailing list.
I am working on a 16bit infineon XC167 board from Phytec using keil
compiler. On the board is an C8900. There is no operating system.
Currently I adopted the infineon Application note
(AP1610610_LWIP_TCPIP_Stack) and tweaked this example to run using latest
lwip-1.3.
If anyone has any dos and don'ts to that combinations please let me know.
Regards, Adib.
I have a similar setup: an ARM7TDMI-based MCU and a CS8900A, no OS.
Lwip is used to enable a web interface. I am using raw API. Everything
works nicely.
I took the driver for CS8900A from the contrib module of lwip. At some
point I fixed a bug in that driver, the fix was committed to CVS.
Later I enhanced that driver to include a softwarу FIFO in order to
minimize the chance of dropping incoming packets when the on-chip
buffer is full.
If you are interested in my new driver, I can post it somewhere. It
would probably make sense to include it into contrib module. I just
don't know how it would fit into existing structure of contrib. I
don't think this driver could be 'everything to anyone'. In some
applications it could work with only minor modifications, in others it
can be used as a starting point.
Regards,
- mike
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