Is such thing possible to do in Socket API?
Help please.
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Hi lad
tcp_tmr() must be called every TCP_TMR_INTERVAL milliseconds.this is
necessary for poll callback.
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OK, thanks, this leaded me into the correct direction: Texas Instrumetns
has implemented full poll-functionality but they have set both NO_SYS and
NO_SYS_NO_TIMERS to 1 which disables the timers completely. One of both
seems to be wrong/superfluid for me...
2014-09-22 9:31 GMT+02:00 mobin.seven
Sergio,
reception is not the problem but transmission. Here I learned I can't
enqueue data fgrom main loop directly. Meanwhile I'm setting a similar flag
and collect all my data from within transmission IRQ context - which works
fine.
Karl
2014-09-17 15:03 GMT+02:00 Sergio R. Caprile
Karl Karpfen wrote
OK, thanks, this leaded me into the correct direction: Texas Instrumetns
has implemented full poll-functionality but they have set both NO_SYS and
NO_SYS_NO_TIMERS to 1 which disables the timers completely. One of both
seems to be wrong/superfluid for me...
I think you
You could try the way we vendor-agnostic use the stack:
Once you set NO_SYS_NO_TIMERS = 0, add a call to sys_check_timeouts() in
your main loop. This is the 1.4 way of checking all the timers,
including DHCP. This should take care of TCP and so calling your poll
function callback for your
Sergio R. Caprile wrote:
You could try the way we vendor-agnostic use the stack:
Once you set NO_SYS_NO_TIMERS = 0, add a call to sys_check_timeouts() in
your main loop. This is the 1.4 way of checking all the timers,
including DHCP. This should take care of TCP and so calling your poll
Yes Simon, it was Karl.
Maybe that is the reason why TI disabled the timers... I would have
expected that from a teenager, not from TI... anyway, Karl said he was
buffering at interrupts and calling lwIP at main loop (or so I understood).
So... Karl: you must call sys_check_timeouts() from the
