hi Akshit,

the MEM_ALIGNMENT value once decided , you should define it in lwipopts.h
file. The definations that u define in this file is reflected in the opt.h
file. As opt.h file includes this file, it is in the first lines of the
opt.h file... have a look...

about MEM_ALIGNEMENT, it depends upon the processor and also in some cases
on the inbuilt Ethernet controller. Initially I selected the value 1, by the
core was working fine later i found that the inbuilt Ethernet controller
works fine if the alignment is 4, so i have to keep it 4. I used MPC 852
processor (32 bit, inbuilt Fast Ethernet Controller).

Hope this helps you,  :-)

*Kind regards,*
*kirankumar K B.*
*Junior Engg.*
*Eaton Tech., INDIA.
*

On 8/26/08, Akshat Bisht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> MEM_ALIGNMENT help says value needs to be either 4 or 2. But opt.h has
> default value 1. What should this be? I'm using a 32bit ARM7 processor.
>
>
> Thanks
>
> AB
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