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LwIP

Lightweight TCP/IP stack (LwIP) is a small independent implementation of the TCP/IP protocol suite that has been initially developed by Adam Dunkels and is now continued here.

Modified to fit Arduino libraries specifications.

It is used by the STM32Ethernet library.

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This library is based on the LwIP stack modified by ST: stm32_mw_lwip version v2.1.3_230818.

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Update to LwIP v2.1

As the title says, is there any support planned for the latest v2.1 of LwIP?
I am planning to use the STM32duino Ethernet library with the new v2.1 and I am not sure whether that would work without any issue.

Why do i need to close socket before trying to connect again?

Hello,
Recently i have been working with lwip to connect one device to available server. Idea was simple using: lwip_connect() i was trying to connect to server. If i got no error it was okay, but if i received RTE_ERR i lwip_connect() different ip. After some time i realized that i need to close socket before doing this. Why does it work this way? Instead of just connecting socket is useless unless you want to connect to the same ip. Also i have a question about the easiest way to handle routing that consists of 2 gsm sockets and 2 ethernet sockets. Thanks in advance.
Rgrds

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