Allow compilation of custom LWIP #878
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If a user does not need the espconn methods from LWIP he/she can compile Sming with `make ENABLE_CUSTOM_LWIP=1 ENABLE_ESPCONN=0`
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* commit 'fdf41a301df3f311da5ceb279603e4be0ecaeaf2': Allow compilation of custom LWIP (SmingHub#878) Compile libsming(ssl) on demand (SmingHub#879) Fix websocket client key generation (SmingHub#871) Preparation for release 3.0.1. (SmingHub#869) Fixed compilation of Sming with custom heap enabled. (SmingHub#868) spiffs_mount() added (SmingHub#865)
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This feature allows Sming users to compile their custom LWIP library based on the open-sourced Espressif LWIP version for SDK 1.5.
There are some catches:
espconnmethods in it. They are needed by smartconfig and probably other closed-source libraries. If you don't use smartconfig you can compile liblwip_open with the following commands:Related to #874, #515 and #313.