[En-Nut-Discussion] ethernut on display3000 board

[Philipp Brüll]

ok - that's an opinion. But I would like to use it for this "simple" 
tasks. avr-libc is useful, but it hasn't usart functions or threading 
support. I've programmed these things once for another system and I 
don't want to do it again, if there is already a good working 
implementation. It isn't planned now, but in the future, I maybe want to 
use an ethernut interface. It would be cool to have this option, without 
rewriting the whole system.

Regards
Philipp Brüll

Curtis Maloney schrieb:
> Philipp Brüll wrote:
>> Hmmmm.... that's interesting! My board doesn't have any external memory. 
>> It's just an atmega128 connected to a display and a couple of buttons. 
>> But I don't have big plans with it. No ethernet, maybe multi-threading 
>> and two serial usart connections.
>> Is there maybe an howto, that describes how I can configure nutos to use 
>> just internal ram. And what are exactly the limitation?
> 
> In a lot of cases, we simply do not use an OS.  Nut/OS is a wonderful tool for 
> when we have a complex program which requires networking, but it's generally 
> overkill for simpler tasks.
> 
> avr-libc is packed with useful functions and helpers which make a life a lot easier.
> 
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> Curtis Maloney
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