Hi,
Either you made a typo or you do things in the wrong order.
You wrote “Join multicast group, create and bind pcb;”
You cannot join an IGMP group before you have a network live and connected.
That means
you first need to bind…
This is the code I use. I omitted private code and left only the function code
that concerns you:
void IntiFunction(void)
{
struct udp_pcb *pcb;
err_t err;
struct ip_addr JoinToGroup, OwnAddress;
int Retry;
#ifndef LWIP_IGMP
#error "LWIP_IGMP not defined, add it in lwipopts.h file !!!!"
#endif
// create a new pcb for the server. This is not the pcb used for the
connection.
pcb = udp_new();
if(pcb != NULL)
{
// bind the listening port to our own IP. Actually opening
// the socket for listening.
err = udp_bind(pcb, IP_ADDR_ANY, LISTENING_PORT);
// if binding was OK try to join our own multicast group as well
// and initialize the rest of the code.
if(err == ERR_OK)
{
// send out a join group request:
JoinToGroup.addr = IP_MCAST_GROUP;
OwnAddress.addr = IP_ANY_ADDR;
Retry = IGMP_JOIN_RETRY_COUNT;
while((Retry--) > 0)
{
err = igmp_joingroup(&OwnAddress, &JoinToGroup);
if(err == ERR_OK)
{
break;
}
vTaskDelay(IGMP_JOIN_RETRY_DELAY / portTICK_RATE_MS);
}
if(err != ERR_OK)
{
// error could not join group. We only can listen to broadcast
messages.
}
// hook the recv function to the new pcb
udp_recv(pcb, recv_func, pcb);
}
else
{
// do something here ??
}
}
else
{
// abort? output diagnostic?
}
}
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*** Important note:
When you first load your system network connection to the router or gateway may
take some time. If you try
to join the MC group before the connection is alive the call to igmp_joingroup
will fail although it looks like your
stack is running OK.
Let me explain. In the code I use which is based on an example, the main
application creates a temporary
task that initializes LwIP and then dies. Part of the initialization process is
creating the LwIP own task.
Every task has its own priority.
As the temporary task needs to run before LwIP own task its priority is higher
!
If the temporary task priority is higher than the LwIP own task priority this
causes a problem. If you join
the MC group as part of this initialization process igmp_joingroup will fail as
the LwIP is not yet running.
To overcome this I have done the following:
TCP initialization task priority is higher than LwIP own task, let’s say 10
LwIP own task priority is 9
I added a long task delay in the temporary task after calling tcpip_init
function
The above causes the temporary task to halt, LwIP finishes its own
initialization.
The OS scheduler will resume the temporary task and now if you call
igmp_joingroup it will not fail.
See the code here:
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If the above temporary looks something like this:
void vStartEthernetTasks( void* param )
{
// this function should be called after calling NVIC, GPIO and RCC settings.
//
// This function was originally in main but for some reason ETH was not
running
// in stand alone mode. If code was loaded from the debugger and run it was
working.
// After moving it here it started to work
//
ETH_BSP_Config();
// read IP address, port and other definitions from Flash
ReadIP_Config();
// initialize the network netif structure before calling ethernetif_init.
// once TCP stack has been initalized, set hw and IP parameters, initialize
MAC too.
tcpip_init(prvEthernetConfigureInterface, NULL);
// the function prvEthernetConfigureInterface must be called before we
continue
// with the initializtion of the rest of the moduls. TCP stack has higher
priority
// than vStartEthernetTasks so yeilding here lets it run first !!!
vTaskDelay(WAIT_FOR_TCP_TO_INITIALIZE / portTICK_RATE_MS);
// Initialize HTTP
httpd_init(GetHttpSrvPort());
// Nothing else to do. No point hanging around.
vTaskDelete( NULL );
}
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I hope that helped J
BR,
Noam.
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of ryan.jin
Sent: Wednesday, April 23, 2014 1:42 PM
To: lwip-users
Subject: [lwip-users] Multicast on lwip
Hi all,
I'm new to lwip, and I want to create a multicast receiver with lwip. My steps
are as follow:
1. Enable LWIP_IGMP;
2. Set NETIF_FLAG_IGMP in low_level_init();
3. Join multicast group, create and bind pcb;
4. udp_connect to remote_ip (or multicast IP address? Both are tried but failed)
Joining group returns success, and everything looks fine when program executing
this. However the multicast doesn't work. Does any one know what I'm missing?
I found "netif->igmp_mac_filter != NULL" in igmp_joingroup(), but it is set as
NULL and not implemented. Do I need to implement it by myself to set the filter
or it is OK just leave it as NULL?
Thanks a lot for your help!
Best regards,
Ryan Jin
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