> > I'm not sure to what extent lwIP has been integrated
> > into freertos - this may have been done for you already at the sockets
> > layer, assuming that is the API you wish to use.
> > Is there someone else here using freertos with lwIP who can provide more
> > concrete information on its capabilities?
> >
> > Kieran
> >
> 
> LWiP is pretty well ported to FreeRTOS. I'm using LWiP+FreeRTOS
> combination very happly on a SAM7X.(altough you haven't
> mentioned your arch, I think it should be okay for any arch which is
> supported by FreeRTOS)
> 
> As long as I can see from the code, in FreeRTOS there is only one task
> using the stack all the time. All other tasks communicate with this LWiP
> task. In conclusion,
> LWiP+FreeRTOS is capable of doing what you need.
> 
> Regards
> Caglar AKYUZ


Thanks for your answers.
It seems that i have to use a STR912F44 µC with ethernet ans Memory
onchip(not 100% sure). I saw the lwIP examples with freertos too, but they
uses only one connection (port 80). Can i bind more than one port in the
lwip-stack-thread to run different protocols at the same time? Or can i bind
Ports in different threads? Did Anyone of you implement this and can show me
a little example?

Regards
Marcel




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