Interrupt on Receive

[Abdullah Shafiq]

Hello,
I am trying to make a application based on FNET+FreeRTOS. Is the flow below correct ?

        1. Create task for polling FNET services
        2. Create a task(socket_task) that contains :-
                   socket -> bind -> listen -> while(1){ 
                                                                                                if(newsockfd = accept){Create new task(accept_task and pass                                 newsockfd )}  
       Is this a correct flow? also is there a API function that fets called whenever a accept request is recieved. I found out a function "fapp_socket_rx_callback" in example code. Does it get called whenever a ENET recieve occurs?

[Andrej Butok]

You are creating >3 tasks. Look at fnet freertos demo, which is using just one task for everything.

Does it get called whenever a ENET recieve occurs?

Yes.

[Abdullah Shafiq]

But it doesnt get called when I ping my Board

[Andrej Butok]

OK. It is called on UDP/TCP activity.
When you are pinging your board, it is handled on ICMP level - this is not Socket layer.

[Abdullah Shafiq]

Thank you so much :)

[Abdullah Shafiq]

Hello,
Yes I have made this code by understanding demo example. The reason for creating these tasks is that I want multiple tcp clients to connect. Sorry but I am unable to find the definition of fnet_socket_callback_on_rx. I want to understand the interrupt handling that you have done. in fnet_Socket :-
/* Socket activity event handler.*/ static void (*fnet_socket_callback_on_rx)(void) ; fnet_event_desc_t fnet_socket_event_rx;
Where is fnet_socket_callback_on_rx defined?