lwip 1.3.2 port

[Simon Kallweit <simon.kallweit@intefo.ch>]

Hi John,
Hi Ganesh

Nice to hear that you are using the lwip stack and it is working fine 
for you. Currently, I hold the lwip code in my own git repo, shared with 
other changes I have done to eCos. The plan was to get my current lwip 
code into the CVS. John, I think it's about time to get this done. I can 
do one latest merge with the lwip 1.3.2 codebase and then we should be 
ready.

I still have some local changes concerning ppp in my repo (which are 
absolutely necessary in my current project). But I think we should keep 
these changes in for a while. It seems like some work is done in the 
official lwip repo, concerning ppp. But these changes will only be 
available in future 1.4.x releases. The current stable release is 1.3.2, 
and will be for a little while. When we get to a stable 1.4.x release, 
it may be a good time to get back to the lwip repositories ppp code. In 
the meanwhile, I'll keep track of what's happening in the official repo 
and try to incorporate my changes into the official repo (support for 
ppp in a single-threaded lwip environment).

What do you think?

Simon

ganesh kr wrote:
> Hi Simon,
> 
> I am using the lwip 1.3.0 stack ported to ecos 3.0 by you for the last
> 4-5 monts and is working fine. Thanks for that. I have some questions:
> 1. Are you keeping it in any repository so that I can take the latest
> one? The one which I am using is lwip-20090722.tar.gz
> 2. What I need to do to keep the codebase provided by you to be in
> sync with the latest developments/fixes heppening in lwip1.3.0
> 
> Regards,
> Ganesh K R
> 
> On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 4:58 PM, Simon Kallweit
> <simon.kallweit@intefo.ch> wrote:
>> ganesh kr wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I am new to ecos. I have  258 KB flash on my board. I am able to build
>>> and run my small appliaction with ecos + lwip as nw stack. the code
>>> size is 69KB.
>>> I want to switch to freebsd/ openbsd based nw stack so that I can use
>>> SNMP and DNS. Please any one let me know the aproximate code siaze if
>>> I use freebsd based nw stack.
>> I don't have much experience with the other stacks (using lwip myself) but
>> you need plenty of RAM to use them, which could be a problem on your
>> platform. lwip does have support for DNS and SNMP, the APIs just differ. You
>> could check out my current lwip port, which is a lot more up to date than
>> the one in the eCos repository:
>>
>> http://download.westlicht.ch/lwip-20090722.tar.gz
>>
>> Simon
>>