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Zhang Liandong |
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[lwip-users] [lwip] lwip |
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Thu, 09 Jan 2003 01:28:13 -0000 |
i have port lwip to ucos and now i can browse web page get from the target
system which run ucos+lwip, but after i refresh the browser several times pbuf
is used up then lwip stop work. Through debug by printf i find the number of
pbuf is reduced by a constant value(for a big web page it is 4 for a very
little one it is 1). but no pbuf is stay on any pcbs, that means some pbufs is
simply dropped after being used not being freed back to lwip.
help,help,help
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å件人: address@hidden [mailto:address@hidden Felipe Massia Pereira
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主é¢: Re: [lwip] lwip
On Mon, 23 Sep 2002, ERIC MAHLAKO wrote:
> I want to know if ever I want to use the LWip to
> receive and transmit data do I have to run
> simhost,simrouter and simnode in Linux machane.
No, simhost and others are just example programs. lwIP is compiled as a
library and these programs are linked against it.
> Can anyone explain to me how to use the LwIP stack in
> linux machine and what are these simhost,simrouter and
> simnode.
Run simhost by typing './simhost'. Maybe you need privileges to access the
tap device, so maybe you need to run it as root. After that you have a web
server running on the IP address 192.168.0.2. Try to put this number in a
web browser or "ping 192.168.0.2". That's lwIP working.
BTW, isnt it in the documentation?
Felipe
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