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Does the develop branch of libcoap support lwIP #3

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fanghuaqi opened this issue Sep 2, 2015 · 6 comments
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Does the develop branch of libcoap support lwIP #3

fanghuaqi opened this issue Sep 2, 2015 · 6 comments

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@fanghuaqi
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I tried to clone the source code, and follow the get started guide, but it seems the lwip example can't be compiled successfully. So I am wondering if the lwip support is still under development?
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obgm commented Sep 2, 2015

Hi Fang Huaqi,

Fang Huaqi notifications@github.com writes:

I tried to clone the source code, and follow the get started guide,
but it seems the lwip example can't be compiled successfully. So I am
wondering if the lwip support is still under development?

Last time I checked, the example worked, but I will look into this. (The
CI is still work in progress and hence has no job to check the lwip code.)

Best regards
Olaf

@fanghuaqi
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OK, thanks a lot, once you have some update for this test, could you kindly let me know, thanks a lot.

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chrysn commented Oct 14, 2015

the development head is currently missing the CPPFLAGS=-DWITH_LWIP flags, otherwise it at least builds and runs a very very limited demo server.

i'm in the process of updating the lwip port to integrate better with the latest libcoap infrastructure and will update this bug when mergable fixes are available.

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obgm commented Feb 16, 2016

I have added WITH_LWIP and checked that at least the build process works again.
You may want to check on non-posix platforms, though.

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Alveraz commented Feb 13, 2017 •
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I want to know whether the POSIX means OS or stardard TCP/IP protocol?

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obgm commented Feb 13, 2017

POSIX as in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/POSIX. libcoap supports standard IP as in RFC 2460 (and some support for legacy IP as of RFC 792, though). No TCP yet.

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