You can just check the code yourself, but no, sys_check_timeouts()
should return asap since it is meant to be called as frequently as
possible (afap?) and living in the main loop of many systems.
However, from time to time, something needs to be done, like for example
resending a TCP segment, so
When presented with problems like this I start by replacing all the
default handlers with handlers that log a hit. Since you have NVR that
you can read and write this should be easy... I use my User Page Flash
for the same purpose. This will help you divide-and-conquer.
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I am using lwip 2.0.3 with NO_SYS = 1 on a bare metal 386ex processor
with a Wiznet IIM7010A ethernet interface operating in MAC RAW mode.
Yes, this hardware is REALLY old, but we have lots of hardware out in
the field and need to fix a problem, and lwip seems like the best way to
fix it.
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