Lpc2000

Joel, 

> > > What sort of through put are you able to sustain with your
> > > code on this board?
> > 
> > Good question, never bothered to test it.  Note that uIP has some
> > restrictions and doesn't interoperate well with delayed-ACK
> > implementations as uIP can only have a single segment in 
> flight at any
> > one time.  If you don't understand this implication, you'll 
> need to have
> > a look at a good book on Internet protocols or the RFCs.
> 
> Yes, yes I'm aware of all the latter.  I'm just looking for a 
> rough unit of
> measure; To determine if it might be applicable in a 
> commercial product.
> Perhaps it's a better fit for the hobby market?

I believe uIP is now used in a number of commercial products and I'd say
that it isn't just for a hobby market.  I have uIP running on an EDTP
AirDrop-A with a WiFi driver I wrote and integrated into uIP so I can
telnet into the AVR wirelessly and run my NetBASIC interpreter on it.

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Paul Curtis, Rowley Associates Ltd  http://www.rowley.co.uk
CrossWorks for MSP430, ARM, AVR and now MAXQ processors