Hello!
I want to receive a large amount of data and store it in a long chain of netbufs/pbufs without copying. This works fine with netbuf_chain() after receiving a new netbuf, but I noticed that the total length of a chain is limited to the size of u16_t (64k). How do you normally cope with long netbuf chains? A redefinition to 32 bit lengths would make sense for me, but I do not want to change the Lwip source. Also, making a wrapper buffer structure with larger counting variables seems redundant. Kind regards, Adrian
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