I've not been able to get lwip+freertos+stm32f4 to work between a PC client and
a STM TCP server with direct connection and static IPs (host is
169.254.134.127, STM is 169.254.134.254). It appears that tcpip_input is
working correctly (etharp is processed), but the MAC addresses always return
z
I'm trying to use one net_if for two ports at once... sorry if this
looks dumb. Using a modified 1.4.1 in raw mode.
I set up two pcb's... I have two different tcp_accept()'s for them. The
incoming packets appear to go to the proper places, but the connection
is reset after the other one is op
Looks like uIP stack has not updated in the last 20 years.
How widely uIP is used in the industry?
There may be more undisclosed critical vulnerabilities against uIP.
On Mon, Sep 14, 2020 at 11:47 AM hondgm--- via lwip-users <
lwip-users@nongnu.org> wrote:
> I won't be a lot of help here, but I
I won't be a lot of help here, but I converted from uIP to lwIP many years
ago. They are totally different beasts. uIP is extremely simple and limited
with only one packet buffer. The amount of RAM used by lwIP is really up to you
depending on how you configure it.
I'll never use uIP for anyth