Hi there,
Anybody have experience in implementing an eCos TCP/IP stack on an ARM? Is a footprint of 200k program memory and 120k data memory reasonable? Seems a little high to me. Without too much eCos experience, I might have expected about half the program memory and 1/4 the data memory.
-- Alf Katz snipped-for-privacy@remove.the.obvious.ieee.org
Yes.
Yes.
You could probably lower the data memory a little bit if you know you aren't going to have more than 1-2 sockets open at a time.
Why?
You'd probably be better off asking stuff like this on the eCos mailing list [Or just searching the eCos mailing list].
I believe there is a port of lwIP to eCos. It should provide for a smaller footprint than the standard stack.
Regards
-Bill Knight R O SoftWare the ARM Patch
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