Re: [lwip-users] Assertion on Select

[Michael Steinberg]

Hey,

is using their netif driver plus a vanilla lwip (ie. savannah git
master) no option? I don't think the netif-interface changed much. I had
no real troubles from 1.41 to head.
I'd rather ask them to contribute their changes in a generic way, after
all they're profitting from a free stack as it seems.

Kind Regards,
Michael


Am 18.09.2015 um 18:19 schrieb Sandra Gilge (ADATIS):
> Hallo Simon,
>
> is there a stable  revision between the head revision and the latest
> revision I could take?
>
> Updating new revisions is with my port is not so easy since the port for
> Blackfin is from analog devices and they made quite some changes to the
> lwip stack.
>
> Best regards,
> Sandra
>
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>> Hallo Simon
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>> I don't want to move the complete code to the head revision. Is it enough to
>> replace sockets.c to a newer version? Or is this a problem?
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>> I guess it is the issue #31741 that might be the problem?
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>> Here's the correspondence we already had:
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>> Sandra Gilge wrote:
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>> Now I'm having problems with following assertion when calling select. 
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>> LWIP_ASSERT("sock->select_waiting >= 0", sock->select_waiting >= 0);
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>> Do I remember correctly that there was a bug in there somewhere? Depending
>> on your thread priorities, git master could fix the issue.
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>>
>> Simon
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>> Sandra Gilge wrote:
>>> I don?t want to move the complete code to the head revision.
>>> Is it enough to replace sockets.c to a newer version? Or is this a problem?
>> Picking one file only will most certainly not work. You can do this on your 
>> own, but honestly, I don't want to support this. If you don't want to move 
>> to a newer version, you will have to identify the fixing changes and try to 
>> apply them to your version.
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>>> I guess it is the issue #31741 that might be the problem?
>> Maybe. But maybe that's not all, I don't know, sorry.
>>
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>> Simon
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