A new example of compiling with CMake (w5500-evb-pico) without Visual studio (C lang)
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RE: A new example of compiling with CMake (w5500-evb-pico) without Visual studio (C lang)
by Gruber ·
I figure it out!
But I’m stuck trying to create/convert a server…
I would save a lot of time if there was an example of a “normal socket server” (and client), using:
bind, accept, fork, listen, recv/read, send/write
RE: A new example of compiling with CMake (w5500-evb-pico) without Visual studio (C lang)
by austin ·
Hello @Gruber
To implement the TCP server, it would be nice to refer to the Loopback example.
Refer to the ‘loopback_tcps()’ function.
RE: RE: A new example of compiling with CMake (w5500-evb-pico) without Visual studio (C lang)
by Gruber ·
Thank you!
Next thing will be to figure out how to debug my creation. To be able to see anything on my server inside the W5500-evb-pico card… Any easy suggestions?
RE: A new example of compiling with CMake (w5500-evb-pico) without Visual studio (C lang)
by austin ·
Hi @Gruber
If you created the server normally,
Next, you can easily check whether the server is workiing normally by using a tool called Hercules as a client.