>>can i exec a process instead of a thread?
I think you could not. The lwIP communication is based on the same address
space. The process has different address space and the pointer in the mail
box will be totally useless in current mode.
>> and how will syncronization work b/w processes, if they aren't threads.
As far as I known you could not use process.
On Sat, Dec 6, 2008 at 2:35 AM, sandy tewari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> So what i understand is that LWIP has a process model, we can run TCP/IP
> Stack on one process and LWIP Application on another.But what i understand
> is we just fork a thread, not a process,
>
> i mean i do this in sys_arch.c :
> sys_thread_new(){
> pthread_create;
> }
>
> can i exec a process instead of a thread? and how will syncronization work
> b/w processes, if they aren't threads.
>
> -Thanks
> Sandy
>
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