Hello Michael,
I'm new both to this list and lwIP/uIP. Both lwIP and uIP seem to be adressing embedded TCP/IP and I'm confured about which one would be best to use.
It depends on your goals. uIP can be used even on 8-bit microcontrollers, but it has a lot of limitations, and all work with the stack is done through callback mechanism with a single buffer, which is used for both input and output. So, if you transfer very little data, and all work with them is simple enough to be implemented by a single transaction state machine then you can use uIP. Thus, the primary use of uIP is configuration of a device that does not need TCP/IP for its normal work. On the other hand, if your device uses TCP/IP in the course of its normal operation, or if you want socket interface, or if you transfer considerable amount data over the Internet then I suggest you use lwIP. Dmitry _______________________________________________ lwip-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lwip-users
