Can I use net_config.h in XC167CI

you can download anything you want - only one problem - the XC167CI does not have a network adapter ! do you want to connect your modem via the serial port?

Hello, Tamir!

Thanks for your fast answer.

Yes, I am going to connect my modem via the serial port.

What can I do?

I think you would need to read the modem's manual to figure out how its protocol works.

Where have you seen it?

"I was thinking to use net_config.h, if it were possible."

It's almost certainly just a header file - you won't get far with just a header file!
You will also need the corresponding library and/or source file(s)...!

"where I can obtain some documentation about it"

Have you tried looking in the same place where you found this file??

Well. I think my before explanations were a bit awful.

I am trying to explain better.

I am using XC167CI microcontroller.

I would like to connect a modem via serial port to my XC167CI. My modem is a GSM modem.

In my computer I have another GSM modem and I want to try to connect to the GSM modem of the XC167CI microcontroller.

I don't have any library, any files neither any header file. In keil forum I have read something about <net_config.h>. It has some methods I think they could be useful for me, like init_modem; modem_dial, modem_hangup, ... But, when I include this header file to my program, the compiler sais to me there is something wrong (it is impossible to open that file). Obsviously, I don't have this header file.

So, where can I find libraries, header files or something similar for my problem?

Is it possible to connect my microcontroller via serial port with a GSM modem?

Thanks very much.

It sounds from your post like you may be a (complete) novice with 'C' programming - possibly also with microcontrollers. Is that right?

If so, I suggest that you lay this project aside for now, and first take some time to learn the 'C' programming language

The question is not if I am novice or not.

The question is if this class is included in any general library and if so, how could I get it.

Maybe I havenÂ't explained very well my problem, as my language is not english.

Anyway, thank you for your "help", expert in C programmation, but you have not answer my question at all.

Pardon?!
You were given a number of answers, all of which (including mine, if I may say) were correct!
What do you want? Do you people to tell you how to connect a device they don't know in detail to your serial port? To send you a working project? Just read the specs of the modem, learn how to work with your serial port and you'll be fine.
If I may quote somebody from the forum: "do you really believe insulting people will make them want to help you?"

Please, you must give the experts in C programmation here some slack, they do this as an unpaid favor to the community.

They attempt to answer a lot of questions; and some of those answers are occasionally correct.

Certainly you have not understand me at all!!

My problem is not about connecting the modem, I have not any problem at all, I have already done a lot of operations with this device.

My question is How to get a class included in a general purpouse library (AR166) in witch I have seen a lot of tcp/ip funcions.

I wanted to know if I could use this classes instead of programming the methods by myself.

I think I haven't insulted anybody, I have just said that the question is not if I am novice or not.

Sorry for my questions, I didn't know it was an expert forum. I tought I could ask for help...

Keil do sell a network library, but I don't know if it is available for your specific processor.

With ppp support, you can forward TCP packets over a serial connection (the modem).

Thank you very much, Per!

My question was about that.

I have downloaded a trial version of ARTX166 kernel. In this specificacion module it says that it is compatible with our microcontroller (XC167CI of Infineon), but we can't access to the ARM functions. I don't know if it is because we have a trial verion or it could be a mistake.

Thanks again. Your answer was we want to know.

I probably misunderstood you now, but "can't access the ARM functions" does sound a bit funny.

This thread is about the use of a C166 processor, so it isn't likely that you can run any functions that Keil for have only implemented for the ARM processor family.

I only know what tools/libraries Keil have available for the ARM processor so someone else has to step in and tell if ARTX166 has something in common with any ARM implementation.

I don't think Keil have any evaluation versions of any networking code. There are a number of pre-built binaries for some of the reference boards, but if you want to change the applications, you must buy the library.

"They attempt to answer a lot of questions; and some of those answers are occasionally correct."

Are tiy satubg that the large majority of answers given are wrong?

Hmm. The danger of not proof-reading. New attempt:

Are you saying that the large majority of answers given are wrong?