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Ethernet alt_iniche_init()

Altera_Forum
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Hi, 

 

I am trying to get a tse_mac driver to work without using interniche stack and without using uCosII.  

 

I found one example that uses ins_tse_mac.c and strips out the Stack and OS. Anyone do this already? I basically want to monitor the incoming ethernet traffic from a camera and dump the data to console or file.  

 

It seems that with the simple socket server design iniche_init.c contains main() and SSInitialTask(). SSInitialTask() calls alt_iniche_init() and netmain(). I understand that alt_iniche_init() calls ins_tse_mac.c.  

 

Where is alt_iniche_init() located? and what does it pass to ins_tse_mac.c? 

 

Thanks.
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Altera_Forum
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Tip: You can use the Search menu in Eclipse to answer questions like this. 

 

alt_iniche_init() is located in targnios.c and it looks like it doesn't call any function in ins_tse_mac.c but I might be wrong.
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Altera_Forum
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Tip: You can use the Search menu in Eclipse to answer questions like this. 

 

alt_iniche_init() is located in targnios.c and it looks like it doesn't call any function in ins_tse_mac.c but I might be wrong. 

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Thanks for the reply, That is a useful search tool.
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