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Lpc2368 communication

CHAPUIS Mickael

Hello,
I want communicate with my lpc2368 by the Ethernet port using an application whose create with visual basic.
It is possible ?
How ?

Thanks,

Mickael

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  • 0 in reply to Andy Neil

    I thought I was quite clear about your options:

    "You must write a PC application in whatever language you choose.

    You must write a LPC2368 application using any language you are able to find compiler + TCP/IP stack for. Primary choice to look for: C or C++."

    It should be quite clear from the above, that the language used on the PC side and the language used on the LPC2368 side can be different.

    I think you may have confused computer languages.

    A computer language is a description language to tell a processor what to do. But when communicating between two programs, you normally do not send your "computer language" to the other side.

    The program on one side builds a message consisting of bytes of data in a pre-defined format and sends to the other side.

    The other side runs its program (possibly written in another computer language) picks up the message and extracts the individual bytes and then performs actions based on the message contents.

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  • 0 in reply to Andy Neil

    I thought I was quite clear about your options:

    "You must write a PC application in whatever language you choose.

    You must write a LPC2368 application using any language you are able to find compiler + TCP/IP stack for. Primary choice to look for: C or C++."

    It should be quite clear from the above, that the language used on the PC side and the language used on the LPC2368 side can be different.

    I think you may have confused computer languages.

    A computer language is a description language to tell a processor what to do. But when communicating between two programs, you normally do not send your "computer language" to the other side.

    The program on one side builds a message consisting of bytes of data in a pre-defined format and sends to the other side.

    The other side runs its program (possibly written in another computer language) picks up the message and extracts the individual bytes and then performs actions based on the message contents.

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