Am 7. November 2019 08:54:25 MEZ schrieb mtimm :
>Simon,
>Thank you. It works better ;)
>One more question about purpose of using custom pools.
>LwIP uses few internal pools like PBUF_POOL_base, TCP_PCB_BASE,
>UDP_PCB_BASE.
>What can be the reason of using additional custom pools? Is it about
>p
Simon,
Thank you. It works better ;)
One more question about purpose of using custom pools.
LwIP uses few internal pools like PBUF_POOL_base, TCP_PCB_BASE,
UDP_PCB_BASE.
What can be the reason of using additional custom pools? Is it about
preparing memory for copying data from PBUF_POOL_base for a
"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
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
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 page
(https://lwip.fandom.com/wiki/Custom_
