Hi! > That doesn't answer the question. > > A "udp_send" could in one implementation fill a pktbuf and use netapi, > in another implementation just call the underlying send functions and > return only when the payload has been copied into the send buffer, not > malloc'ing extra memory. That should be abstracted from the user, but in > a way that doesn't force a stack to use netapi/pktbuf.
I don't see the problem. In implementation A (the nameless stack) udp_send()
calls netapi_send(UDP_THREAD_PID, pointers_to(ip_header+udp_header+payload))
and in implementation B (nanonet) udp_send() calls netapi_send(active_pid,
pointer_to(payload)).
Cheers,
Oleg
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