Small Footprint TCP/IP Stack for 8 to 32 bits processors: CMX-Micronet

CMX-MicroNet is TCP/IP stack writen in C, designed for maximum portability for various 8, 16, 32-bits Microprocessors, Microcontrollers and Digital Signal Processor(DSP). CMX-MicroNet is software based, does not require additional processor. The ROM Specifications is 3K to 20K bytes, depending upon processor, protocols and other options included in design.

Cmx Micronet TCP/IP Stack To Your Chip

CMX-MicroNet profide full C source code for selected processor, protocols, and other selected options. It does not require royalties for deployed products, so it is very suitable for high volume mass production.

For you currently use Keil, CMX-MicroNet supports Keil development tools for the 8051 and the Infineon C16x series of processors. The TCP/IP stack can be load an run into MCB167-NET evaluation board and Keil C16x/ST10 development tools. Its footprint 3.5 Kbytes to 16 Kbytes, depending on configuration and the processor used.

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CMX-MicroNet supports up to 127 UDP or TCP sockets. All of the sockets can be configured as Ethernet, SLIP, or PPP sockets. However, you can intermix Ethernet and SLIP sockets or Ethernet and PPP sockets, but you can’t build a combination of SLIP and PPP sockets.

Supported Processors:

• 8051 (All Derivatives)
• 80×86 (All Derivatives)
• ARM (incl. Thumb)
• Atmel AVR
• Cyan Technology eCOG1
• Freescale HC12/HCS12
• Hitachi H8/300H & H8S
• Infineon 80C16x & XC16X
• Microchip dsPIC & PIC18
• Mitsubishi M16C & M32C
• NEC 78K0/K0S & V850
• Philips XA
• Renesas - See Hitachi
• and Mitsubishi
• SiLabs C8051F
• STMicroElectronics ST7
• ST10 & Super10
• TI MSP 430, C54x, C55x
• Zilog Z180, Z8 Encore & eZ80

Update:

• Atmel AT91M55800A
• Atmel AT91RM9200
• Atmel AT91SAM7X
• Freescale Coldfire
• Microchip dsPIC
• Philips LPC2000
• STMicroelectronics STR710
• Texas Instrument C54x
• Texas Instruments C55x

Supported Protocols:

• TCP,PPP,UDP,SLIP,IP
• IGMP v1, ARP, BOOTP
• HTTP Web Server, FTP Client,FTP Server
• TFTP Client, SMTP Client, DHCP Client
• SNMP, DNS

Pricing (from Computer-Solutions, June 2006):

Source:

• www.computer-solutions.co.uk
• www.circuitcellar.com