WolfIP: Lightweight TCP/IP stack with no dynamic memory allocations
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rpcope1
1 hour ago
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It would be interesting to know why you would choose this over something like the Contiki uIP or lwIP that everything seems to use.
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RealityVoid
49 minutes ago
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Not sure if they do for _this_ package, but the Wolf* people's model is usually selling certification packages so you can put their things in stuff that need certifications and you offload liability. You also get people that wrote it and that you can pay for support. I kind of like them, had a short project where I had to call on them for getting their WolfSSL to work with a ATECC508 device and it was pretty good support from them.
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jpfr
7 minutes ago
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As the project is GPL’ed I guess they sell a commercial version. GPL is toxic for embedded commercial software. But it can be good marketing to sell the commercial version.
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