Anyone using the CCS version of the Microchip TCP/IP Stack

[anbeyon]

Hi

I have been using the PIC-C compiler with the PICENS board and have experienced some problems with one of the example programs.

I have posted here and mailed support but have not had replies to my questions yet.

In the mean time I am wondoering if anyone is using the CCS version of the Microchip stack.

Does it work ?
Do you have any problems ? (How up to date is it - I had a mail from Darren Rook saying it was 1-2 years older)
Would you recommend using it ?
Should I stick to Microchip version ?

Thanks

Anbeyon

[rmozer]

For what it is worth, I'm using it or more to the point, trying to use it. Actually it is pretty clean and well documented code. I had to do a lot of work to get it to work with the PPP service I wanted. The code seems to get lost while trying to send something greater than 1K of data to a Telnet client. I'm just starting to look at that problem and it may be of my own doing.

Overall, I think that they did a great job of porting the code and doubt that you would gain anything by sticking with the Microchip version.

[anbeyon]

Thanks for the reply rmozer.

I asked the question because I am running one of thier examples and the TCP/IP part grinds to a halt very quickly. All other processes continue without problem.

I had previously had a mail from Darren Rook the Moderator here and he had said the stack was ported around 1-2 years ago. So I wondered if it had been kept up to date ?

Especially with thing like the Silicon errata for the ENC28j60 MAC and PHY chip.

If I can make it work I am happy to use it just I don't want to get stuck using old buggy code to start.

I have to develop on a really tight timescale :0)

Thanks again

Anbeyon

[Dav]

Can you put here your PPP program?
I can´t make work my program