Socket Programming without RTOS

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originally posted by jesse@Sep 15 2005, 11:26 AM

the lwip stack without an rtos is not sockets api compliant; it has its own api and the receive is likely interrupt-callback-based. having an rtos can actually make things easier once you're familiar. i found that the micrium textbook that discusses the microc/os features to be very good.

as an alternative you could try out ecos; there are books available on it, and i believe it includes a sockets-compliant stack. ecos is (i believe) free; uc/os is not (well, free for use on the nios dev boards with purchase of a nios kit), but i understand that purchasing a license for an end application gives you support from micrium as well. micrium also has a network stack product.

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Hi,

the same problem here.... Programming sockets in windows is easy, but when it comes to the FPGA it gets more complicated. My collegue made an application in Delphi which uses INDY-components. It&#39;s very easy to connect to another PC. Is it possible to let these communicate!? When you don&#39;t use the &#39;standard&#39; sockets?

Cheers,

Danny