Dear Sirs
I'm doing a design review to develop and audio multicast system using Ogg Vorbis and reading about tech specs of TCP/IP Stack included on Keil I have some questions :
a) Does is possible to use the stack to estabilish a full multicast connection ? E.g. with IGMP and so on.
b) My project needs to use up to 2 multicast connections and 1 TCP, 1 UDP connection (to change parameters to slaves boards). Does the LPC (32K RAM) sufficient to deal with these connections ?
The framework is 1 server (audio incoming and control) and up to 64 slaves....
Regards
Jean Fernandes
yes the RAM should be sufficient for this type of application. Multicasting is supported by RL-ARM since quite a while. See: www.keil.com/.../rlarm_tn_mcasting.htm
The number of slaves really is only a network issue (not a software issue).