Hi, uip1.0 uses sockets? Who told you that? That's not true.
But why do you need sockets? Sockets are just the API on the device itself. A PC will communicate with uip (0.9 and 1.0) even if they don't implement sockets as their API. For an avr port of uip-1.0 see e.g. my spi2cf project (http://www.harbaum.org/till/spi2cf). Till Am Dienstag, 13. Februar 2007 17:14 schrieb Berg, RR van den: > Hi, > > I have a PCB with an atmel atmega128 microcontroller with a AX88796 > microcontroller. I am looking for a suitable TCP/IP stack for my project. > The AVR port for uIP 0.9 seemed OK at first, but i need sockets for > communication with PC software. uIP 1.0 support sockets, but there isn't a > port for AVR. Anyone got a port for AVR? Is it difficult to make a port and > what must i do to make a AVR port for uIP 1.0? > > Regards > > Robin -- Dr. Till Harbaum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
