RE: [lwip-users] lwip ports an BSD sockets.

[Karl Kobel]

A port to any non-OS platform is relativity easy. Just compile the code
in your chosen compiler. I ported it to a Renesas 2339 without an OS. I
use the raw api, and didn't include the other api's.

Implementing a BSD style api without using an OS may be more
problematic. The BSD api blocks while waiting for something to happen,
only when something happens will the call return. This wouldn't allow
anything else execute.

It may be easier to convert your other apps to use the raw api (I'm
faced with this myself). The raw api has callbacks that execute when
something happens.

Karl

BTW - I resend my previous question regarding porting PPP to the rwa
api. I used SLIP which will work fine.


-----Original Message-----
From: address@hidden
[mailto:address@hidden On Behalf Of
Igor Auzokoa
Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2005 8:12 AM
To: Lwip-Users
Subject: [lwip-users] lwip ports an BSD sockets.

Hello,
Is any port of lwip to coldfire mcf5272 or mcf5282 without OS?. How and
where can I download it if exist?

I am new in this list and in lwip use. Is possible to use the BSD
sockets
interface implemented by PaulOs in a NO_SYS platform?. I do not have
operating system but I need to implement a BSD sockets interface for
other
aplication. Can anyone help me?.

Thanks.



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