I agree: lwIP is the way to go to get higher performance on more
powerful MCUs.
/adam
大维李 wrote:
try Lwip since you have enough memory.
and select a more powerful ethernet controller which can do task offload
for upper layer, such as IP/TCP/UDP checksum offload, TCP large send
offload.
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2006/9/12, Michel Araujo Vasconcelos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi Folks,
I've been working in a successfull port of uip stack to a 8-bit
microcontroller. Right now we intend to upgrade the stack to run into a
bigger picture with a 32 bits processor and I was wondering about some
changes we would have to do to improve the performance of the stack. We
had think in changes like: Increasing the type of uip buffer, creating
more buffers to receive/deliver more packets at a time and so on. Do you
have any clues/tips we could use to improve the use of uip stack in a
32 bits processor and with more memory to be allocated?
Thanks in advance,
Michel Vasconcelos
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