RE: [lwip-users] where do I find a recent documentation about lwip?

[Andrew Foster]

> Would you mind telling us what you mean by "the result looks nasty"? I 

> could imagine the one who made the ecos port (or the lwIP package) has 

> somehow mixed windows- with unix-line-endings?

Try using vim (or about any other source editing tool) to open the .txt 
files. If I had to guess, the default tool for opening .txt files on 
your system does not play nicely with mixed file types (DOS/UNIX/MAC).

Andrew 

-----Original Message-----
From: Simon Goldschmidt [mailto:address@hidden 
Sent: Friday, December 03, 2010 05:27
To: Mailing list for lwIP users
Subject: Re: [lwip-users] where do I find a recent documentation about 
lwip?


Kieran Mansley <address@hidden> wrote:
> > Actually, the only documentation on lwip I found dates back to 2001. 
Since  
> > then, much has happend, new routines added etc. But no doc-update? I 
can't  
> > beleave that....
> 
> You're quite right not to believe that: there have been many
> improvements and updates to the lwIP documentation since 2001.  Where
> are you looking?

He was probably looking at the pdf on http://www.sics.se/~adam/lwip/ 
which dates to February 20, 2001. This is *not* up to date of course, 
but it's up to Adam (and it's result position in google) to point this 
out clearly. We don't link to this documentation as far as I know.

Aside from that, we *did* update the doc files coming with lwIP (in the 
doc directory) since then. If there's still something wrong or missing, 
please let us know what.

Would you mind telling us what you mean by "the result looks nasty"? I 
could imagine the one who made the ecos port (or the lwIP package) has 
somehow mixed windows- with unix-line-endings?

Simon
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