Ran Shalit wrote:
I have issue on using lwip (1.3.1)
You'll probably have more issues with that old version. As you might
imagine, there were some bugs fixes since then ;-)
Is there a simple way to fix it (without upgrading to newer version) ?
Yes. Well, simple depends on the definition.
Perhaps your data is not being "lost" by lwIP but your driver ?
Since you've found it is systematic, try to debug and follow the path to
find where and what.
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Hi Joel,
I raised the bug & created the patchset, attached here as well. It's
against the STABLE-2_0_0 branch.
BR,
David
On 08/09/17 20:32, Joel Cunningham wrote:
David,
Would you mind opening a bug report at
https://savannah.nongnu.org/bugs/?func=additem=lwip and
attaching the patches
I find no errors or dropped packets in any of the lwIP stats categories.
So, I tried reducing my application to sending the same data all the time.
Every 15 packets precisely, there is a lost packet. This is after a payload of
21900 bytes.
By the way, 21900 bytes equals exactly my MEM_SIZE
