Re: [lwip-users] uIp vs LWip

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I think, from memory, an lwIP build is about 40K bytes - but that is a
rough estimate and the usual caveats apply (compiler, optimisation,
configuration, etc.).

However, if RAM is your limiting factor, then lwIP uses a lot more RAM
than uIP, as uIP has only a single buffer, with no queuing.  lwIP is
going to use less RAM than most full TCP/IP stacks, but still a lot more
than uIP.


Regards,
Richard.

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On 29/03/2011 08:30, Daniel Kilshtein wrote:
> Currently I run uIp on an ARM11. I’m thinking about moving on to the
> latest LWIP but a bit worried about the code size (my RAM is a somewhat
> limited and the whole code should run under FreeRtos)
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> Does anyone know (roughly) how much the LWIP code size is bigger than
> Uip code size?
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