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RLARM Source code

Stuart Wright

I have purchased RL-ARM but I cant find the source code for TCPNet.
Does it not come with the source code?

Thanks

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  • 0 in reply to Stuart Wright

    The RL-ARM Telnet server supports both, character and line mode input. It has it's own buffer for each telnet connection, a simple command line editor and a command history buffer, which allows you to retrieve the most recently typed commands with UP/DOWN cursor keys. It also handles the Telnet Control character sequences, negotiates the Telnet options etc. You see this is much more than a simple UART-like streaming device.

    If you need a simple UART-like streaming, you can still implement it using TCPnet socket. (cca. 20 lines of additional code). In this case you don't need a Telnet server.

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  • 0 in reply to Stuart Wright

    The RL-ARM Telnet server supports both, character and line mode input. It has it's own buffer for each telnet connection, a simple command line editor and a command history buffer, which allows you to retrieve the most recently typed commands with UP/DOWN cursor keys. It also handles the Telnet Control character sequences, negotiates the Telnet options etc. You see this is much more than a simple UART-like streaming device.

    If you need a simple UART-like streaming, you can still implement it using TCPnet socket. (cca. 20 lines of additional code). In this case you don't need a Telnet server.

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