Dale Botkin wrote:
> I've been thinking about this for several months, and working on it
> non-stop in my off work hours for a couple of weeks now.  I'm just kind of
> torn between making it open-source and getting lots of help and input, and
> the fact that this is a hobby project that could potentially make me a
> fair amount of money, considering my target market for the end result.  It
> sure would be interesting to see how much better it could be made with
> several more pairs of eyes and several more brains working on it.
>
> Of course, I'm working in C, which could be problematic...  I've noticed
> that there's not a heck od a lot of portability between PIC C compilers.
>
> Dale
> ---
> The most exciting phrase to hear in science, the one that heralds new
> discoveries, is not "Eureka!" (I found it!) but "That's funny ..."
>                 -- Isaac Asimov

I understand your point but the fact is that just a tcp/ip stack doesn't
make the end product
i mean to make a "REAL" embedded webser you'd still need to implement
the server application as well as the file systems etc etc.
connectivity by itself doesn't make the end product (unless you plan to
just sell the code for $5000 like others seem to do) :)

                        Damon Hopkins