Web server
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Type :: REQUEST
Status :: CLOSED
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Steve, Rhoads
Description:
Hi,
Thank you for your work.
How can I introduce the Web serveur in a project? compilation...
Is the UART replacing the Mac ethernet controler?
In this case what I have to do modifie for using a Mac controler? software
Comments:
| Rhoads, Steve | Jul 12, 2006 |
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| FrameSendFunction is a function pointer that you set when you call IPInit(). | |
| Meziti ElIbrahimi, Abdallah | Jul 11, 2006 |
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Ok for the moment, until I developp a driver for the Ethernet MAC that I plan to use.
Excuse me but, where is the FrameSendFunction? Thank you |
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| Rhoads, Steve | Jul 10, 2006 |
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The simplest way to use the TCP/IP protocol stack is in single threaded mode. Call the function
void IPInit(IPFuncPtr FrameSendFunction) With the name of the function that the TCP/IP protocol stack should call when it wants to send an Ethernet frame. When an Ethernet frame is received, call int IPProcessEthernetPacket(IPFrame *frameIn) to let the TCP/IP protocol stack process it. As you noted, the UART is currently used to send and received the Ethernet packets. Using the functions above should permit a MAC Ethernet controller so be used instead. To use the TCP/IP protocol stack in a multi-threaded mode, call IPInit(NULL). Look at uart.c to see how Ethernet packets are received and send. When an Ethernet packet is received from the MAC, call OS_MQueueSend(UartPacketMQueue, message). When Ethernet packets need to be transmitted, the TCP/IP stack will call UartPacketSend(). The MAC driver should then call OS_MQueueSend(UartPacketMQueue, message) when the Ethernet packet has been sent. Did I answer the question? |
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