First time ARM developer using: Yagarto FreeRTOS uIP (TCP stack) Destination: Olimex LPC-E2124 development board I've installed Yagarto and the FreeRTOS example for LPC2106, I've updated the header file for the LPC2124 processor and created a new Yagarto project. All this compiles with a few warniings about type casts. I then added the uIP sources from the FreeRTOS example for the LPC-E2124, now compilation fails in tapdev.c as it can't find: sys/ioctl.h sys/socket.h sys/uio.h True they don't exist in the Yagarto directory structure, so where can I get them and is there a matching library I'm missing? I searched the forum for an answer but didn't find one. Any suggestions? Thanks Ian
> > I then added the uIP sources from the FreeRTOS example for the > LPC-E2124, now compilation fails in tapdev.c as it can't find: > > sys/ioctl.h > sys/socket.h > sys/uio.h > > True they don't exist in the Yagarto directory structure, so where can I > get them and is there a matching library I'm missing? > I'm not sure but thoses file arn't for linux build only ? from where you get the uip ? what sample ? regards jonathan
Jonathan Dumaresq wrote: >> >> I then added the uIP sources from the FreeRTOS example for the >> LPC-E2124, now compilation fails in tapdev.c as it can't find: >> >> sys/ioctl.h >> sys/socket.h >> sys/uio.h >> >> True they don't exist in the Yagarto directory structure, so where can I >> get them and is there a matching library I'm missing? >> > > I'm not sure but thoses file arn't for linux build only ? from where you > get the uip ? what sample ? > > regards > > jonathan Direct download from Rowley Associates uip-e2124.zip, the reference is in tapdev.c and is outside any linux only segment. Ian
Ian Mccarthy wrote: > Jonathan Dumaresq wrote: >>> >>> I then added the uIP sources from the FreeRTOS example for the >>> LPC-E2124, now compilation fails in tapdev.c as it can't find: >>> >>> sys/ioctl.h >>> sys/socket.h >>> sys/uio.h >>> >>> Snip... >>> > Direct download from Rowley Associates uip-e2124.zip, the reference is > in tapdev.c and is outside any linux only segment. > > Ian Just noticed tapdev.c and associated functions not referenced by uip code in the example. Leave tapdev.c out of the build and project compiles OK. Oh we live and learn... Thanks for the support. Ian