I was wrong. I never got the server working, but I was overlooking the fact
that Windows would not be aware of TCP connections lwIP made.
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rlesko wrote:
-Through TCPView I can see on my machine that there is nothing connected on
port 80.
Maybe it's me, but I don't get what this has to do with lwIP?
Simon
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Hi Simon,
Thanks for the reply. Let me be a little more specific...I understand that
TCPView isn't monitoring lwIP. Maybe I can explain things a little
differently.
-I have verified that netconn_bind() is being called, and that port 80 is
available.
-Through TCPView I can see on my machine t
I'm forwarding this to lwip-users, which is more the target of this than
lwip-devel.
rlesko wrote:
I am trying to get the lwIP test apps running in a windows environment. I'm
not sure if its relevant but I am running Windows 7 via Parallels on a mac.
The ping test app works and now I've moved
