Re: Getting STM32H7 ethernet networking working

2021-03-02 Thread Christian Mauderer

Hello Andrei,

On 01/03/2021 22:35, Mr. Andrei Chichak wrote:

Is the README.md in the master branch of rtems-libbsd the recommended set of 
instructions for getting the STM32H7 networking blob built?


For this BSP: Yes.



Previously I had been following the RTEMS Networking User Manual, but the 
README.md file says that I should build my BSP with networking turned off.

From this I figured that networking turned on would bring in the legacy 
networking stack, which should not be mentioned.


Does the Networking User Manual describe the (shhh) legacy networking stack, or 
the bsd stack?


The networking user manual describes the legacy network stack. There is 
currently an effort to move the legacy stack to it's own repository. 
During that effort the manual will most likely be removed too. Hopefully 
we will find someone who starts a new manual for libbsd.




Does this mean that the bsd networking stack is a library that my application 
links against? Is that the right way to look at this?


Yes. The libbsd network stack is a library and you have to link your 
application against it.


Best regards

Christian



Thanks,
Andrei

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Getting STM32H7 ethernet networking working

2021-03-01 Thread Mr. Andrei Chichak
Is the README.md in the master branch of rtems-libbsd the recommended set of 
instructions for getting the STM32H7 networking blob built?

Previously I had been following the RTEMS Networking User Manual, but the 
README.md file says that I should build my BSP with networking turned off.
>From this I figured that networking turned on would bring in the legacy 
>networking stack, which should not be mentioned.

Does the Networking User Manual describe the (shhh) legacy networking stack, or 
the bsd stack?

Does this mean that the bsd networking stack is a library that my application 
links against? Is that the right way to look at this?

Thanks,
Andrei 

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