Hello,
I would like to get the uIP TCP/IP Stack to work on my SAM7S256 and CS8900 board from Olimex useing Keil Realview Compiler.
Has anybody got it to work maybe on the Olimex LPC-E2124 (LPC controller)? My Code is based on the uip-e2124.zip example from the www.rowley.co.uk/.../uip.htm page (which is for the LPC and GNU compiler).
I have ported the cs8900 driver (useing 8-bit I/O mode) and it appears to work - according to the tests suggested in the AN205 from cirrus logic.
If anybody has done a project with the cs8900 and an ARM controller I'd delighted to hear from you.
Regards,
Oliver
check http://www.keil.com/forum/docs/thread9079.asp Mr Keil stated there they have source code for CS8900. In need for a bit of porting ... but better than nothing I guess
thank you for your reply. The problem is that the interface between the Ethernet Chip driver firmware and the tcp/ip Stacks are all different. If one doesn't know much about Ethernet Chips + Tcp/Ip it's hard to port. I already have started to port the driver that comes with the code i mentioned which is for the cs8900 and LPC2000 controller. I had success in communicating with the cs8900 - as the manufacturer suggest in the application note - to check that your PCB layout is O.K. What I need is for the above tcp/ip stacks some scenarios to test my port - like send this and that data over ethernet using pc software xy and call function xyz of the driver and check that these and that values are in these and that variables.
This is the problem with most of the code you get free/open source on the internet - when porting - Of course I understand that it is extra work and time it would make things a lot easier.
Best wishes,