He, I don't want any assembler code for this.
Of course I use gcc for this 8-bit micro controller. There is a
gcc port for the Atmel AVR which is now in the main stream. So you can
use the gcc-2.95.2 snapshot after 2000-05-01 .....
Also gdb-4.18 exist for that target (quite in development).
I also would be glad to have a full gcc compiler for 16bit 8086, 80186
and 80286 instead of bcc, but ....
All in all, I want to write the stack in gcc so it is portable....
With friendly regards
Christoph Plattner
Alan Cox wrote:
>
> > So first I will port my primitive filedbus-like stack (arp, udp, ping
> > and perhaps bootp) to ELKS to connect a embedded target to a host, and
> > later on I will search a more complex stack (ideas from linux or what
> > ever.....)
>
> Phil Blundell wrote a very simple TCP in 6502 assembler
