Ethernet examples PIC18F67J60?

[albal]

Hi,

I'm about to embark on a project that will utilise Ethernet on the PIC and use HTTP and Telnet protocols for setup on a switch unit. I bought the PCH compiler last month (still have a week of support left) and I've been looking on this forum for some starting points or examples. In a few posts there are reference to example EX_ST_* but I don't have these TCP/IP Examples at all in the example directory with my CCS install.

I had a look on the support site but can't see where I can download the examples. I tried a new install of both 4.124 and 4.099 but I don't see them in either. Also looking at http://www.ccsinfo.com/devices.php?page=exlist confirms I have the examples listed.

So my question is what happened to the Network example and can someone suggest a good starting point with networking on the PIC18F67J60. I see there are many references to the Microchip 3.XX stack but I also have seen that CCS did a v4. Has that been abandoned?

Sorry for all the questions but I would appreciate your time in giving me some answers. Kind regards,

Al

[PCM programmer]

There used to be a button on the CCS compiler download page for the
TCPIP.zip file. I don't see it on there any more. You could email CCS
and ask them for it. Give them your user reference number and the
name you registered the compiler to, so they know you own the compiler.

[albal]

Hi,

I got in contact with support and they have tried to email me a .exe Seems they can't get the hang of either FTP, renaming the extension nor putting the .exe into a RAR archive. They are offline now but lets hope they can get their act together. Might actually have to phone up and speak to someone who knows about the internet

Does this mean that the network stuff is unsupported from CCS, i.e. they are no longer actively maintaining the code?

Cheers,
Al

[bkamen]

Microchip supplies the most up to date library for TCPIP on PIC...

CCS's TCPIP stack is based on the old v3.75 of the MCHP Stack.

I think MCHP is on like version 5.36 or something now...

-Ben
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