Hi
What has happened to the TCP/IP communication?
In my application I have a telnet server for maintenance
reasons. This server worked fine up to and including CVS 2007-10-08.
This is how I answered commands from the client:
Testing with tcp_sndbuf(pS_pcb) to see if there is buffer-space.
(It always is, the sendbuffer is 10 kbytes.)
Sending out with tcp_write(pS_pcb,.....).
And tcp_output(pS_pcb) to send it directly.
This was repeated until the entire command-answer was sent.
The number of characters in each transmission was very small, but
it worked very well. Then I upgraded to CVS 2007-12-05 and it did not
work any more; the stack locked up after the second call to tcp_write.
No stats showed any errors after the lock-up.
To make the server work again I had to wait for each call to tcp_write
to be acknowledged with the number of sent characters before calling
tcp_write again.
Is this a change in behaviour or is it just a flaw in my program?
Has anyone else experienced this?
I am using lwip in an application with an ATMEL AT91R40008
microcontroller running at 33 MHz and with a RS232 port in a system that
transfers cnc-programs from a pc to cnc-machines.
A request: Could someone make the ARP-table and its definition global.
I am displaying the table and don't want to change the lwip code after
evey update.
Thanks for a great product.
Germund Asp
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