On 6 May 2011 15:14, Simon Goldschmidt <goldsi...@gmx.de> wrote:
> narke <narkewo...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> After I check the sio.h and the lwIP's code, now, I think I begin to
>> understand that why the old device of our company was not using the
>> PPP implementation from lwIP.    PPP is using block sio interface,
>> right?  I've mentioned that our device does not come with an OS, so
>> there is not way to implement a block style sio service, such as
>> sio_read().
>>
>> Am I understanding right?
>
> If you look at the current sources (or 1.4.0RC2), not 1.3.2, you'll notice 
> that sio_read is only used from pppInputThread(), which is of course only 
> used with NO_SYS==0.
>
> With NO_SYS==1, your driver should call pppos_input() from the main loop when 
> characters are received.
>
> You're right however for 1.3.2 or before: there was no way to use lwIP ppp 
> with NO_SYS==1, since back then (and before), ppp relied on threading to be 
> available, which I fixed about a year ago (I think).
>
> As to the code quality: lwIP's PPP is based on the samba pppd (latest v2.3.x, 
> I think, with some bugfixes backported from v2.4.x), so the code should be 
> quite good. The files ppp.h/ppp.c however, contain lwIP adaption code 
> (resembles the architecture-dependent code in original pppd). Also, ppp_oe.c 
> was ported from NetBSD.
>
> Simon
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Simon,

You really gave a very important input.  Now, it's decided that we
will jump to 1.4.0RC2 and also switch to use the lwIP's PPP
implementation.

Many Thanks!


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