Hi, Having gone the route using lwip sockets with your FreeRTOS, I'd say stick with sockets. Having said that, I realise that there are many reasons not to, especially with lower performance cpus.
I also think, like Simon, that sockets in it self does not need a very advanced demo, better focus on the initializations and startup. However as for me, I had to struggle a bit to get all bits together, with the demos currently available with FreeRTOS; the file structure is a bit complicated if one are also using the fresher lwip from repository or any newer release. If the FreeRTOS/lwip layers could be made more separated, or layered somehow, it would be great. Currently I have bits and pieces from lwip in FreeRTOS demo path, and other stuff from the 'current lwip' path. I still have the very complicated file strucutre in my project, but at some time I'll have to deal with it. I am just not sure what is the best route, as I'd like to follow updates from both lwip and FreeRTOS without a days work. Thanks, Micael _______________________________________________ lwip-users mailing list lwip-users@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lwip-users
