Maybe I'm confused but I think this is both a forum and a mailing list linked together. If you open http://old.nabble.com/forum/Reply.jtp?post=34321624 you will see this thread and messages. I don't
This is really a question to Simon Goldschmidt. When you reply to a post you always show the first part of the other persons email address as a quote. When other people answer you just see the userna
I do have this code before the reconnect. It is probably relevant // // Avoid repeated connect // if(pState->eTCPState == STATE_TCP_CONNECTING) return; Am I in the wrong context for the stellaris por
I still can't get this to work. I open a "telnet like" raw connection to a server on port 80 and send a string. It works but after 10 seconds the server shuts down the connection. The telnetReceive d
It was quite some time I modified this code and now I had to update it again. You are right, I was wrong! The tcp_write / tcp_output are called from TelnetHandler which is called from lwIPHostTimerHa
Of course not what? I had at least 3 questions. I do understand that the LWIP stack is not reentrant but the Stellaris code is using tcp_write and tcp_output from the serial interrupt and it is even
As I tried to mention before, only the serial receive routine has currently the knowledge of when a complete serial message is recevied and it than uses tcp_write and tcp_output to send out the messa
Connection didn't open and no tcp output, nothing visible in Wireshark. OK, the open is a non-blocking command so it might take a "certain" amount of time for it to open. But it doesn't feel right to
I am using LWIP 1.3.2 and software based on the Stellaris ser2enet (Cortex M3) example. It runs a web server for configuration plus a simple http client based on the telnet client. All dedicated teln