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Compatibility with arduino uIP #67

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@DrBomb DrBomb commented Sep 16, 2015

Arduino uIP is a drop-in library for boards based on the ENC28J60. It has the same API as the ethernet.h.
Ethernet example worked flawlessly after adding. Will continue testing.

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Arduino uIP is a drop-in library for boards based on the ENC28J60. It has the same API as the ethernet.h.
Ethernet example worked flawlessly after adding. Will continue testing.
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DrBomb commented Sep 16, 2015

Might have to note that it's a bit unstable, only aREST needs to be included because any other library makes the GET requests fail silently

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Hi DrBomb, can you explain more what are the enhancements that the uIP library brings ?

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Dear sir,

provide me arduino code to control a robot using esp8266 as an access point

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I would suggest extending the existing preprocessor macro instead of just duplicating code:

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< #elif defined(ethernet_h_)
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> #elif defined(ethernet_h_) || defined(UIPETHERNET_H)
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<   #if defined(ADAFRUIT_CC3000_H) || defined(ESP8266) || defined(ethernet_h_) || defined(WiFi_h)
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>   #if defined(ADAFRUIT_CC3000_H) || defined(ESP8266) || defined(ethernet_h_) || defined(UIPETHERNET_H) || defined(WiFi_h)

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