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FreeRTOS+UDP project on lpx1837

Posted by tvink on January 20, 2015

Hi,

Will the FreeRTOS+UDP project work on the lpc1837? I am having some initial problems getting it running and want to be sure that it will work on this part before I pull out too much hair.

Thanks

FreeRTOS+UDP project on lpx1837

Posted by rtel on January 21, 2015

The only part of the UDP code that has any hardware dependency is the MAC driver, and maybe the PHY although the two are linked. I have successfully run a FreeRTOS+TCP project on both an LPC1830 and an LPC1835 (37?) without having to do anything more than change the target processor and linker script so I'm sure the MAC drivers for the two are compatible.

Regards.