> >
> > That conn->sem seems only to be waited for when running out
> of memory.
>
> But its signaled in sent_tcp():
>
> if (conn != NULL && conn->sem != SYS_SEM_NULL) {
> sys_sem_signal(conn->sem);
> }
>
> I see no condition depending on memory here.
Yes, it rather seems like a bug... I'll test it at home if I find
the time. Only to verify it's not a problem with your port. From
looking at the code I don't think so, but who knows...
>
> > Matthias, what kind of data are you sending? (e.g. how much, how
> > often, what is your window size compared to the data you
> are sending,
> > which
> > direction: tx or rx only or both?)
>
> Always packages with 11 Bytes which are then echoed back to
> the sender. So only very small packets at a very low rate of
> about 200ms between two packages. I am still testing so no
> hard conditions (yet :-)
Normal echo server acting on one continous connection. That's
pretty easy to test ;-)
Simon
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