Simple webserver - problem with loopback and interrupts
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RE: Simple webserver - problem with loopback and interrupts
by jbkim ·
Hi,
Below is my recommendation for your debugging.
-. Disable the interrupt and use polling because normally polling is easy to debug.
-. Use the wireshark(wireshark.org) to capture the packet. This tool is required to see how packet is sent and received.
-. Check your board can receive / send the data correctly before you test the webserver function.
What kind of MCU do you use?
We already port our driver to some general MCU and if you use same one, I think you don’t need to develop it from the scratch.
JB
RE: Simple webserver - problem with loopback and interrupts
by Think01 ·
Hi JB,
thanks for your advice, I’ll try it today and inform back
I’m using atmega ( atmega256rfr2 to be precise ) w/o arduino and objective cpp - just c as you do in your driver.
Slaw