Kevin wrote:
Hi, Nicolas:
In your port, how do you register lwip interrupt into uC/OS-II? Are
there functions like "register_interrupt_handler()" or
"enable_interrupt()" so that OS may aware of interrupt from LwIP?
I didn't find this info in the package you posted. Are these interrupt
handler should be created in sys_arch.c?
I don't know about that uC/OS-II port, but in general, operating system
ports don't care for or even use interrupt handlers. Interrupt handlers
are used by another part of the port: your ethernet MAC driver (as
Nicolas has written, the MAC driver is not included in the OS port).
The OS port only has to supply functions to globally enable or disable
all interrupts (for critical regions: sys_arch_protect function etc.).
Simon
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