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PIC18Fxxx with FreeRTOS and TCP/IP stack

Posted by Nobody/Anonymous on November 13, 2005

Hello,
I decided for my next student's project,
to use this wonderful FreeRTOS. ('cause I work with AMD's Am188 and Microchip's PIC18Fxxx).

Can you please give me an idea,
which is the best TCP/IP stack for PIC18Fxx.
I read on your webpage a hint for NextGen TCP/IP.
Are there any example project(s) available for PIC18F with freeRTOS an NextGen TCP/IP ?

Thank you for helping
Leo Bissinger
Univ. Of Applied Sciences - Munich

RE: PIC18Fxxx with FreeRTOS and TCP/IP stack

Posted by Nobody/Anonymous on November 13, 2005

Can you provide a link to the NextGen TCP/IP stack? Google returns too many links when searching on NextGen.

Thanks.

RE: PIC18Fxxx with FreeRTOS and TCP/IP stack

Posted by Nobody/Anonymous on November 14, 2005

Hello,
I found the notice about
http://www.nexgen-software.com in the freeRTOS homepage.
But as I saw few on a visit, few minutes ago NextGen doesn't support Microchips CPU
Supported CPUsare:
MOTOROLA : 68K, CPU32- MPC860-750, Coldfire
INTEL : x86 16/32 bit, StrongARM
ATMEL : ARM7 16/32 bit
AMD : x86 16/32 bit
ARM : ARM7 - ARM9
HITACHI : SH3-DSP - SH4
MITSUBISHI : M16C6x - M16C8x
STMicroelectronics : ST20, ST40
Infineon : 167/164
Nec : V850
Greetings from munich
Leo

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