Hi,
I had the same project integrating lwIP into MPC852T running an RTOS. I
used PBUF_POOL for the data reception when i linked the pbufs to the buffer
descriptor,
this way i dont have to allocate memory for each pbufs.
As for transmission it depends on which API you use. You really dont
have to do much about pbufs, except initialising them with memory
and linking them to the CPM buffer descriptor before reception
and transmission. I used socket API, so UDP uses PBUF_REF/ROM as it
just references the data it got from application, while TCP uses PBUF_RAM as it
copies the
data from the appplication buffer into the packet buffer.
Hope that helps.
Greetings
M Ikhwan Ismail
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Tue, 4 Mar 2008 16:36:33
+0530thSubject: [lwip-users] PBUFS
Dear All,
I am new to the lwIP stack and trying to use it on mpc852 powerpc processor …
I am trying to understand it but have difficulty to understand the significance
and usage of PUF_RAM, PBUF_ROM and PUB_POOL.
I am not able to understand which one to use and when to use ? ? ?
Any information regarding it will be really helpful for me to proceed.
So waiting for your prompt reply, thank you …
Kind Regards,
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