Well, time for the daily update on my research. Thank you to all those
that have helped so far!

http://dunkels.com/adam/uip/
uIP - A Free Small TCP/IP Implementation for 8- and 16-bit
Microcontrollers. Interesting. There is even a guy who has ported this
to an 18C chip. However, code is all in C, and there seems to be no way
to contact the PIC guy.

http://www.edtp.com/
They make a small Ethernet module based on the RTL8019. Code is all in
C, so of little use to me, but having another schematic is useful. If
you look at it though, it doesn't have any of the transformers and the
like you see on regular Ethernet cards. Any thoughts on this? I'm fresh
out of ideas.

http://www.edcheung.com/awards/pic2k/pic2k.htm
This guy won a Circuit Cellar contest doing this. I emailed him, and his
code is all in C though. Maybe I should take this as a hint to learn C?

http://members.vol.at/home.floery/electronix/picnic/
I haven't had the chance to look at this site much since yesterday. I
still can't get the schematic to print on an 8.5x11" sheet of paper, and
still be inteligible. I could even do 11x17 if needed. If there is
someone who has Adobe Acrobat, and can read the schematic at
http://members.vol.at/home.floery/electronix/picnic/images/layout.png
and output a .pdf, I would really appreciate it. I just need something
that can intelligently scale a line drawing without trying to do funky
stuff with the characters.

Anyway, that's where I stand right now. Hopefully, I'll have more
tomorrow!

Thanks,

Josh
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