Hi,
i've written a very effective IP handling task to safe memory and processing time in a system with a small memory footprint. For a most effective speed and handling I'm using netconn's with callback functions to just process what's coming in instead of polling each connection with a wait time of 1ms. Unfortunately I've seen that each existing connection lowers the available RTOS memory by around 300 bytes as it seems to create a message queue in the system. Not being sure why such an amount needs to be used just for the callback, is there any way to get rid of this use – or even lower it? This is actually up to 3 kBytes for 10 simultaneous connections – memory which I don't have left … Thanks, Marco
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