FreeRTOS+TCP A network driver for Xilinx UltraScale+ 64-bits #262
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AniruddhaKanhere
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Description
Here is a network interface for Xilinx UltraScale+ 64-bits.
At the same time I submit a PR #246, which makes sure that the FreeRTOS+TCP handles 64-bit pointer in a correct way.
If you want to try the driver, please use the +TCP library from this branch.
There is a long FreeRTOS forum post about the development of this driver here
I want to thank Maxim Vechkanov for his contribution and help with FPGA and board issues.
I developed and tested the driver on a FZ3 Card from Myirtech.
I tested it with various protocols, and also iperf3, transferring data in both directions.
Several different Ethernet PHY's are detected automatically.
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