Hello,
is it possible to sue other TCP ip Stacks than lwIP on ESP32, like CycloneTCP ?
Thanks in advance
Marc
Question about TCP IP Stacks
Re: Question about TCP IP Stacks
Hi Marc,
This is technically possible, and the tcpip_adapter component and LWIP ethernet driver in ESP-IDF contain all the LWIP-specific glue between the WiFI driver and LWIP. However, we don't have any examples or guides for porting other TCP/IP stacks to ESP-IDF. At least, not yet.
Angus
EDIT: I missed that CycloneTCP lists ESP32 support on their website. Looks like they have already done the work to integrate with ESP-IDF, but you'll need to follow this up with them.
This is technically possible, and the tcpip_adapter component and LWIP ethernet driver in ESP-IDF contain all the LWIP-specific glue between the WiFI driver and LWIP. However, we don't have any examples or guides for porting other TCP/IP stacks to ESP-IDF. At least, not yet.
Angus
EDIT: I missed that CycloneTCP lists ESP32 support on their website. Looks like they have already done the work to integrate with ESP-IDF, but you'll need to follow this up with them.
Re: Question about TCP IP Stacks
Hi, may I ask, what is the benefit of CycloneTCP over Lwip?ruppie wrote:Hello,
is it possible to sue other TCP ip Stacks than lwIP on ESP32, like CycloneTCP ?
Thanks in advance
Marc
Re: Question about TCP IP Stacks
@Angus:
I see, i forgot that the cyclone stack uses an PHY and MAC Driver
As long as there is no support of ESP-MAC it won't work
Question is answered .
I see, i forgot that the cyclone stack uses an PHY and MAC Driver
As long as there is no support of ESP-MAC it won't work
Question is answered .
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