| ??? 02/05/03 15:11 Read: times |
#38316 - RE: Open-Source TCP-IP for 8-bit MCUs Responding to: ???'s previous message |
You can always cut down on size by discarding a few unnecessary features of the TCP/IP protocol (e.g. move from TCP to a "reliable" version of UDP maybe) You could also try implementing it in asm!! :))
Also you don't need a uC with lots of flash to implement it.... you can dedicate an entire uC to act as the TCP adapter, and use it like you would any UART chip. I think an 8051 + code will be cheaper than one of those COTS ethernet ICs? Kundi |
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