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dmmano
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 Posted: Wed Dec 01, 2010 11:31 pm |
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Hi all,
I am very new to ethernet communication. I need to send some data to a micro-controller or get some data from micro-controller ad display on webpage through ethernet.
Please help to find out proper document to start my project.
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bkamen
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dmmano
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| Posted: Thu Dec 02, 2010 11:12 pm |
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hi bkamen
Thanks for your reply, which one is best ccs or Microchip?
I have used (spi, rs232, pwm, etc) ccs compiler but no experience on c18.
(Since you are using Microchip I'm asking) is c18 better than ccs pic18?
After seeing your above link I feel c18 is best, and I download free version of c18 from website and which is totally different from ccs compiler.
Then what do you mean OSI protocol stack model book?
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bkamen
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| Posted: Thu Dec 02, 2010 11:28 pm |
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| dmmano wrote: | hi bkamen
Thanks for your reply, which one is best ccs or Microchip?
I have used (spi, rs232, pwm, etc) ccs compiler but no experience on c18.
(Since you are using Microchip I'm asking) is c18 better than ccs pic18?
After seeing your above link I feel c18 is best, and I download free version of c18 from website and which is totally different from ccs compiler.
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Ya know.. there's a lot of things I don't like about C18. I think the only thing I *do* like is that Microchip's source code compiles directly.
Everything, I like to use CCS. So it's a tough call.
I like to put it like this:
CCS makes a lot of things really easy when coding for PIC micros.
When CCS doesn't work for whatever and you have to go back to writing it yourself, you may as well be using C18.
C18 was a big OS compiler made to work on itty bitty micro's. Yuk.
CCS is hand tuned and tweaked to get the most out of the targets it's made to compile for. (with occasional exceptions, but for the most part..)
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Then what do you mean OSI protocol stack model book?
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I used to have this book around (and probably still do, but I can't find it currently:) http://www.amazon.com/OSI-Model-Computer-Communications-Standards/dp/0136371337/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1291353781&sr=8-9
Or something like it. To understand TCPIP, you should understand Ethernet... and while you're at it understanding Ethernet, this book covers the whole stack of pancakes (yum!) that makes up a lot of common networking concepts we deal with every day.
-Ben
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dmmano
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| Posted: Thu Dec 02, 2010 11:51 pm |
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 Thanks Ben.
Now I'm searching for tcpip document.  |
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