Re: [ECOS] TCP/IP for eCos

Re: [ECOS] TCP/IP for eCos

[Prakash R]

>>>>> "Tristan" == Tristan Gingold <tgi@netgem.com> writes:
Tristan> I am ready to put my port of RTEMS tcp/ip on a site, ASA I
Tristan> can known which site !

I'll check this code out before making a decision on which 
TCP/IP code to pick up. If my information is correct, RTEMS
TCP/IP is also from BSD.

1) Can somebody give me a very high level algorithm one can
use to port a TCP/IP stack onto an OS?

2) What level of expertise is required? I've been involved in
development of Protocol stacks for Telecom, and I've been a
user of TCP/IP. But I've just started looking into the 
internals of TCP/IP. (TCP/IP Illustrated, Vol 2, Stevens).

- Regards,
-- 
Prakash R	
Co-ordinating Engineer, Internet Telephony Group
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Re: [ECOS] TCP/IP for eCos

[Jesper Skov]

>>>>> "Tristan" == Tristan Gingold <tgi@netgem.com> writes:
Tristan> I am ready to put my port of RTEMS tcp/ip on a site, ASA I
Tristan> can known which site !

Sounds good! 

Unfortunately sourceware is in the middle of a hardware upgrade. We'll
try to get an eCos FTP contrib area set up next week. I will send you
email when we have things sorted out.

Thanks,
Jesper

Re: [ECOS] TCP/IP for eCos

[Tristan Gingold]

On Tue, Oct 05, 1999 at 10:06:46AM +0530, Mohammed Illyas Mansoor wrote:
> Jim Belton wrote:
> 
> > Hi all:
> >
> > It seems that there are 3 TCP/IP ports underway or planned:
> >  1. Tristan's port from RTEMS.
> >  2. Prakash's planned port from BSD-4.4lite.
> >  3. Mohammed's port from RTEMS.
> >
> > Have you guys talked about merging the projects and sharing the effort?
> > Whatever the result, I'd love it if it could end up with either a BSD or
> > ECPL
> > like license, so I can use it in a commercial product, if I want to.
> >
> > Thanks - Jim.
> 
>    Hi all:
> 
>             Prakash belongs to our group itself , and in fact he was
> referring to
> the same port which I am looking into. I am trying to see what can be taken
> 
> from RTEMS and BSD-4.4lite into eCos, that leaves out with 2 ports going
> on,
> regarding Tristan's port  I don't know how much work he has done into
> porting RTEMs TCP/IP stack to eCos, earlier I had posted a mail regarding
> this,
> has not yet responded, hope he is on the mailing list.
I am ready to put my port of RTEMS tcp/ip on a site, ASA I can known which
site !

Tristan.

Re: [ECOS] TCP/IP for eCos

[Mohammed Illyas Mansoor]

Jim Belton wrote:

> Hi all:
>
> It seems that there are 3 TCP/IP ports underway or planned:
>  1. Tristan's port from RTEMS.
>  2. Prakash's planned port from BSD-4.4lite.
>  3. Mohammed's port from RTEMS.
>
> Have you guys talked about merging the projects and sharing the effort?
> Whatever the result, I'd love it if it could end up with either a BSD or
> ECPL
> like license, so I can use it in a commercial product, if I want to.
>
> Thanks - Jim.

   Hi all:

            Prakash belongs to our group itself , and in fact he was
referring to
the same port which I am looking into. I am trying to see what can be taken

from RTEMS and BSD-4.4lite into eCos, that leaves out with 2 ports going
on,
regarding Tristan's port  I don't know how much work he has done into
porting RTEMs TCP/IP stack to eCos, earlier I had posted a mail regarding
this,
has not yet responded, hope he is on the mailing list.

--With Regards,

M. I. Mansoor.

[ECOS] TCP/IP for eCos

[Jim Belton]

Hi all:

It seems that there are 3 TCP/IP ports underway or planned:
 1. Tristan's port from RTEMS.
 2. Prakash's planned port from BSD-4.4lite.
 3. Mohammed's port from RTEMS.

Have you guys talked about merging the projects and sharing the effort?
Whatever the result, I'd love it if it could end up with either a BSD or
ECPL
like license, so I can use it in a commercial product, if I want to.

Thanks - Jim.