Hi, > take a look in the uIP site and I don't find the port for > LPC2XXX. Yes, that's because (as I said) I ported the stack to the E2124 and wrote the device drivers for it. I haven't bothered doing much else with it, Tsvetan wanted to know whether the E2124 could run a simple Web server, so I moved to code to the board and ran it. I provided Tsvetan with the hex file which can be blown into the E2124 using the BSL to turn it into a web server. > Are you having problems with this stack? No, I never said I had any problems with it. I haven't used it other than to check telnet, ftp, and HTTP services. > Do you recommend it? I don't recommend anything--who knows whether it fits your requirements? If you want to see whether it fits your needs, then download and evaluate the stack yourself and get it ported to the E2124. I mean, it wasn't difficult, I read the CS8900A data sheet, read the uIP documentation, and then wrote the code. The driver is about 200 code lines. -- Paul Curtis, Rowley Associates Ltd http://www.rowley.co.uk CrossWorks for MSP430, ARM, and (soon) Atmel AVR processors
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RE: [lpc2000] Olimex LPC2124
2004-10-21 by Paul Curtis
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