[lwip-users] Re: [lwip] R2000

[John C. Toman]

I, too, have started a port to the Rabbit 2000 a couple of months ago 
which I've been working on part time and is not complete. I'm using the 
Softools compiler as well, and have ported the RTK8019as packet driver. 
I don't yet have it working, but the work is well along.

John

Taco Walstra wrote:

> Hello ashok, I saw your message about Rabbit 2000. I'm currently 
> porting lwIP to rabbit2000, so I can give you some information.
> First of all: get rid of the stupid dynamic c compiler and buy the 
> softools compiler (www.softools.com). With this compiler you can 
> compile the complete stack without much problems.
> What you still need is the low level driver for the ethernet 
> interface: in this case Realtek 8019. I'm doing exactly that at this 
> very moment ( ehhh no, I'm writing an e-mail, but some minutes ago I 
> did). The driver will look a bit like the one written by Leon 
> Woestenberg for the CS8900, which is also based on the template for 
> the ethernetdriver of the lwip stack.
> So, the answer to your question is: no changes at all for lwip, but 
> some addition sure. When I've finished the work it will become open 
> source.
> Best wishes
> Taco Walstra
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> Taco Walstra
> University of Amsterdam
> Faculty of Science - EDP
> Valckenierstraat 65
> 1018 XE  Amsterdam
> Netherlands
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> tel. 0031 - 20 - 525 5730
> fax 0031 - 20 - 525 5733
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