I was a bit skeptical myself. When I went to his site, I could access "the
live iPIC server" So I got to thinking, maybe he didn't implement the WHOLE
TCP/IP stack? And maybe he didn't have it set up to work on more than one
socket. Seems a little fishy if ya ask me.

My 2.49 cents,

Tim Hamel

In a message dated 7/14/99 1:56:29 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
adavis@BALADYNE.COM writes:

> Well...  I'm a bit skeptical.  Mind you, I've not implemented a tcp/ip stack
>  anywahere, nevemind on a pic, but he has code that:
>
>  Handles 115200 serial reception and transmission
>  Handles and serves data from an eeprom
>  With a fully tcp/ip stack and http 1.0 server between the two
>  On a chip running at 4MHz.
>
>  To my knowledge, none of the 12cxxx chips have usart, so he must be bit
>  banging.  Probably no error correction.  He could be doing a funny
interrupt
> on
>  change and timer combination for reception...
>
>  I suppose it is possible, but I only say that because I don't know as much
> as
>  I'd like to know about the tcp/ip stack, which is the kicker, here...
>
>  -Adam
>