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A network data collection system based on DSP and TCP/IP

Xiao Chang-han

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An effective and low cost implementation method of TCP/IP stack in embedded system is mentioned first. Then the basic principle of TCP/IP in TMS320F2407A is expatiated in detail. By reducing the TCP/IP stack, we adopt full assembly programming method, flexible message control mechanism and buffer management, and realize a TCP/IP stack in limited program space.

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An effective and low cost implementation method of TCP/IP stack in embedded system is mentioned first. Then the basic principle of TCP/IP in TMS320F2407A is expatiated in detail. By reducing the TCP/IP stack, we adopt full assembly programming method, flexible message control mechanism and buffer management, and realize a TCP/IP stack in limited program space.

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An effective and low cost implementation method of TCP/IP stack in embedded system is mentioned first. Then the basic principle of TCP/IP in TMS320F2407A is expatiated in detail. By reducing the TCP/IP stack, we adopt full assembly programming method, flexible message control mechanism and buffer management, and realize a TCP/IP stack in limited program space.

Key concepts: Computer science, Winsock, Internet protocol suite, Computer network, Stack (abstract data type), Zeta-TCP, Compound TCP, TCP acceleration

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