I think we may be leaning towards using lwip in the future, although I
don't know that anyone in particular has done work towards this end.
For ram/space constrained situations I think it might be nice to have
a UDP-only mode so that there's lower resource usage in situations
where a full TCP/IP stack along with the ability to do automatic
retransmission of data.
I believe that in some ways uIP looks a bit like this even for TCP/IP,
since it requires that the user of the stack be able to re-provide
data when TCP/IP re-transmission is necessary.
I've not dug through other small networking stacks out there. lwIP
and uIP look to be among the more popular tiny BSD-license stacks out
there, and I've heard good things about lwIP.
Here's a stackoverflow discussion on this type of TCP/IP stack:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1160362/experiences-with-free-embedded-tcp-ip-stacksOn Fri, Sep 24, 2010 at 4:20 PM, Pedro Bittencourt
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