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port TCP/IP stackPosted by sara on April 5, 2008 Hi all, I have been working with i.MX27 processor.I have using freeRTOS for my project and use STR91x processor as my base.I want to create a TCP/IP stack for my processor.My question is that,what are the files should be needed and where i can modify the code and in which files.Please anyone give solution for my questions.... Thanks®ards, Saravanan.R RE: port TCP/IP stackPosted by Dave on April 5, 2008 Its a big question that you ask, but the STR9 demo in the FreeRTOS zip file already contains a TCP/IP example that you can copy. RE: port TCP/IP stackPosted by sara on April 5, 2008 Hi davedoor, Thanks for your reply.Yes,the demo for STR91x in the FreeRTOS contains a TCP/IP example.I think that lwip and webserver directories are relates with TCP/IP buti don't know,what are the files are portable and non portable.where i can start my process.. RE: port TCP/IP stackPosted by Çağlar Akyüz on April 5, 2008 lwIP is ported to many architectures including PPC, DSPs, unix, etc. You only need to write a phy/mac driver for your system, the rest will be same among all architectures. Caglar
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