TCP/IP Stack For Low End Micros

Feb 03, 2004 5 Replies
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Hi All, I've done a Google search and have gotten a few leads, but I'm wondering if anybody can suggest a TCP/IP stack for an Hitachi Tiny H8 (H8/3687). Possibly an implementation on a different low end micro which could be ported would help.



TIA, Ken.


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Hi Ken

Search for slaa137 in google - use the first link. I found this extremely lightweight implementation very helpful and a very good start to get going.

HTH

Markus

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Check out CMX-MicroNet at

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It is a TCP/IP stack designed for 8-bit and 16-bit processors with small ROM and RAM resources.

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look at

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(see the news, might help you)

Michael

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Search for : emBetter (solution for HCS12) or uIP by Adam Dunkels (widely ported)

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Ken,

I downloaded Adam Dunkel's uIP and am going through the documentation right now with the intent of porting it over to the H8/2144 under uCOS or freeRTOS. Haven't gotten into the code yet but the documentation is first class and I presume that the code will be just as excellent.

Don't recall the link but it was posted here within the last week or so. He's got a site so google should find it. Contact me at kenasbury at hotmail dot com if you want a progress report.

Regards, Ken

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