Which TCP/IP stack do you use with 5223x?

Petter — Mon, 05 Feb 2007 15:04:44 GMT

opentcp, interniche, lwip, uip, or others? Pros, cons, etc?

Re: Which TCP/IP stack do you use with 5223x?

Kremer — Tue, 06 Feb 2007 19:40:49 GMT

I´m using the default interniche provided by freescale´s site. I don´t know if it´s good or not, but i notice it´s much different from what i´m used to work. I work with rabbit mcu for about 4 years, so i have done a lot of amazing things related to embedded networking with mcu´s, but now it´s time to move on and i chosed coldfire since it´s a really good mcu, very very different from rabbit3000 and much better.

But the networking development with coldfire it´s giving me some headaches for now. I already had setup concurrent tasks like http server, smtp client, telnet server and DHCP client in the same application (plus a massive calculation routine) on rabbit3000 and everything worked like a swiss clock. But now i´m trying to implement a simple tcp server and a http server and i´m having problems to run it perfectly. Maybe the problem is me (chair to keyboard interface), maybe it can be the interniche stack, or maybe even the chip itself. I don´t know, but i´m here to find out...

Best regards

Re: Which TCP/IP stack do you use with 5223x?

mjbcswitzerland — Wed, 07 Feb 2007 03:40:26 GMT

Hi
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