Re: [lwip-users] Lots of RAM

[Valdemar]

Jonathan Larmour skrev:
> Frédéric BERNON wrote:
> > > 1. When you change the code in a module, could you
> > >    please also make a comment about it in the modules head.
> > >    At least the date of change. As it is now there is no
> > >    way to tell which module is the latest.
> >
> >
> > I just did a little test with CVS keywords. This feature is enable on 
> > Savannah CVS. So, perhaps it could be a solution? Developers, your 
> > point of view?
>
> I don't like having revision history in files as it tends to cause false 
> differences when doing 'diff's of trees. Just my one opinion.
>
> If you're using CVS, then all the tracking is done for you anyway. If 
> you don't have that, you are presumably using tarballs, and forgotten 
> which tarball you got the files from, which seems like it's easier to 
> fix for the user than us.
>
> Jifl
I am not that advanced in using CVS. I just download it and copies
the changed files to my application. I just think that the comments
about a code change should be were the code is changed.

And to Frédéric BERNON:
Yes, my interface runs at 10 Mbits/s, but I tried 100 Mbits/s with
only a very small improvement.
I will study the refernce.

About function names:
   itoa  should be named F_int_to_asc.
   atoi  should be named F_asc_to_int.
   htonl should be named F_host_to_networkorder.

These are all wellknown names and perhaps shouldn't change but
I include them as examples of how I would like it to be.
I also think it is a value in being able to directly distinguish a 
function name from a variable name by preceeding every function name 
with "F_".

Germund Asp