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APLMT Networking Interfaces

Several open-source TCP/IP networking stacks have been ported to run under APL.  The availability of the network stacks varies by stack, platform, hardware, etc.  Click here for a list of supported platforms and/or hardware.

uIP
uIP is Adam Dunkel’s free small TCP/IP implementation for 8- and 16-bit Microcontrollers. The following interfaces define a multi-threaded environment for running uIP as well as the low-level driver interface.

Telnet Server (uIP)
A uIP specific telnet server adapted for a multi-thread environment.  A companion command line shell infrastructure is also provided.

 

lwIP
lwIP is free light-weight TCP/IP implementation for 8- and 16-bit Microcontrollers that supports multiple network interfaces and the traditional BSD socket interfaces. The following interfaces are used to start and support the networking stack  as well as the low-level driver interface.



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