My problem is that, not only is dhcp_init not mentioned anywhere
in any header or library files, init_dhcp is used instead to start
DHCP up in net_lib.c
So my question is, does dhcp_init exist and what function do I use
to reinitialise the DHCP client. I'm suprised no one else has run
into this problem!
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Author IB Shy
Posted 17-Aug-2011 15:25 GMT
Toolset ARM
RE: dhcp_init missing?
IB Shy
"So I am aware that from RL_ARM 4.11 you can now re-init the
DHCP client...great!"
Useful facility. I started development of our code before 4.11 and
was unaware of this enhancement.
I've done a complete search of the Keil installation (of 4.14) and
found no dhcp_init.
Would be worth contacting Keil support to see what they say.
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Author Garry Blair
Posted 17-Aug-2011 15:27 GMT
Toolset ARM
RE: dhcp_init missing?
Garry Blair
Same here actually. Its a bit annoying they sometimes use or
mention functions when they dont describe what they do!
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Author Louie Moye
Posted 4-Nov-2011 21:08 GMT
Toolset ARM
RE: dhcp_init missing?
Louie Moye
Yeah - I'm having the same problem. init_dhcp() seems to work, but
I would like to know why dhcp_init() gives the compiler error, even
with MDK-ARM V4.21 (should include RL-ARM V4.13 one would think). I'm
currently working with Keil Tech Support to find the answer. I am
also trying to find out how to restart the DHCP client and if it will
work with my version.
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Author Oyvind Kaurstad
Posted 5-Nov-2011 13:42 GMT
Toolset ARM
RE: dhcp_init missing?
Oyvind Kaurstad
You need to update to MDK-ARM 4.22 to get dhcp_init.
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Author Louie Moye
Posted 5-Nov-2011 18:13 GMT
Toolset ARM
RE: dhcp_init missing?
Louie Moye
Why couldn't the tech support guy have told me this? Would have
saved a lot of emails...
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Author Garry Blair
Posted 7-Nov-2011 09:38 GMT
Toolset ARM
RE: dhcp_init missing?
Garry Blair
Yes they really need to update their documentation!
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