Thanks Pedro, Thats a shame. I wonder if its possible to compile the
microchip stack into asm, and then wrap them up into functons that sdcc can
handle?
Regards
Peter
2009/1/26 Ov3rM1nd <[email protected]>
> Hi Peter,
>
> I've tried to do what you are doing but without success. It would give a
> lot of work to redo the code, using sdcc syntax. Now i'm using Microchip C18
> compiler to compile the tcp/ip stack and sdcc to compile my other
> applications. I'm running C18 compiler and MPLAB in Wine, and its working
> fine.
>
> Pedro Henrique Palhares.
>
> On Sun, Jan 25, 2009 at 8:49 PM, Peter Theobald <[email protected]>wrote:
>
>> Hi List,
>> I'm very new to SDCC. I'm just starting to develop a project using a
>> pic18f66j60 device to connect a motor drive to an ip network. MY plan is to
>> have a webserver (http/tcp) control protocol that can be accessed through a
>> web browser or other software. So far i've had an attempt at getting the
>> microchip free tcp/ip stack to compile in sdcc with the correct target. I've
>> found a few complications, primarily language syntax such as packed structs
>> and a rom declaration in a function header that doesn't seem to be supported
>> by SDCC (I assume this is specific to the microchip compiler). Has anyone
>> had any success compiling the microchip tcp/ip stack? or is there a GPLd
>> stack that I could use instead. The pic18 device i'm planning to use
>> includes an integrated ethernet controller, but i'm open to suggestions for
>> other controllers that might be easier to implement.
>> Any help would be gratefully received as i'm pretty stuck at the moment
>> and not looking forward to rewriting a lot of microchip source code.
>> Regards
>> Pete
>>
>>
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