Merge PICC and PICBasic Code

[drahcier]

I have a large project written in PICBasic and now want to add the functionality of the Microchip TCP/IP stack. I thought the easiest thing to do would be to use the PICC compiled version of the TCP/IP stack and merge it with my PICBasic code.

Is it possible to merge code at the assembly level then program the PIC with the re-compiled assembly code?

Or stated a different way; how can I combine the two pieces of code without re-writing it and load it on my PIC?

[Mark]

Simple answer, you can't. Well, it might be possible by reserving memory, locating code, adding assembly calls to C functions - you would spend more time debugging it then it would take to rewrite the Basic code. If you ever did get it right, think about what happens when you must change something.

You best option is to rewrite it in C
Another option is to rewrite the stack using BASIC.

[drahcier]

That's not good news.

Has anyone seen a good TCP/IP stack written in PICBasic?

[treitmey]

If you just need simple ethernet conection go with the xport.
http://www.lantronix.com/device-networking/embedded-device-servers/xport.html