"mtimm" wrote:
> It looks like it stucked inside memp_priv.h inside typedef
> memp_pool_helper_t declaration. It is something wrong with the syntax. I am
> not sure how memp_priv.h and memp_std.h work and it is hard for me to
> eliminate this issue.
> I would like to work with static allocation w
Simon,
It looks like it stucked inside memp_priv.h inside typedef
memp_pool_helper_t declaration. It is something wrong with the syntax. I am
not sure how memp_priv.h and memp_std.h work and it is hard for me to
eliminate this issue.
I would like to work with static allocation which is available b
vinu,
Can you share your code?
I am using the SAME70 (which is a bit different than the E51) and have the
lwip working and might be able to help. My email is my first name at
gmail.com.
Trampas
On Tue, Nov 5, 2019 at 4:01 AM vinu wrote:
> Hi Trampas,
>
> I tried disabling cache, but the issu
Am 05.11.2019 um 08:59 schrieb mtimm:
Hello,
I have just successfully accomplished my first try with LwIP stack (v.
2.1.2). This was simple app using UDP and dynamic allocation (PBUF_RAM).
Now I would like to switch into static allocation (PBUF_POOL).
According to instructions I found on wiki pa
Hi Trampas,
I tried disabling cache, but the issue is still there. Let me check if its
getting enabled from some other place in any other way.
Thanks!
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