Another wrinkle. After dealing with the tcp backlog problem, now I have
this problem.
After each page refresh I get this:
CON>http_accept 0x40006808
CON>http_accept 0x4000672c
CON>http_accept 0x40006650
CON>http_accept 0x40006574
CON>http_accept 0x40006498
CON>http_accept 0x400063bc
CON>http_accept 0x400062e0
CON>http_accept 0x40006204
CON>http_accept 0x40006128
CON>http_accept 0x4000604c
CON>http_accept 0x40005f70
CON>http_accept 0x40005e94
CON>http_accept 0x40005db8
CON>http_accept 0x40005cdc
CON>http_accept 0x40005c00
CON>http_accept 0x40005b24
CON>http_accept 0x40005a48
CON>http_accept 0x4000596c
CON>http_accept 0x40005890
CON>http_accept 0x400057b4
CON>http_accept 0x400056d8
CON>http_accept 0x400055fc
CON>http_accept 0x40005520
CON>http_accept 0x40005444
CON>http_accept 0x40005368
CON>http_accept 0x4000528c
CON>http_accept 0x400051b0
CON>http_accept 0x400050d4
CON>http_accept 0x40004ff8
CON>http_accept 0x40004f1c
CON>http_accept 0x40004e40
CON>memp_malloc: out of memory in pool TCP_PCB
CON>http_accept 0x40006808
CON>
MEM TCP_PCB
CON>avail: 31
CON>used: 31
CON>max: 31
CON>err: 1
CON>
Obviously the TCP PCB is never being freed.
So what routine is suppose to do this?
Chris.
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