TCP drivers for linux

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Juan Sagasti

I've been reading the mailing list for two weeks, I dont have experience in Linux, but I'm interested in the development of an
alternative to OPC in the Unix environment, and LPLC is a good idea.
I have developed several drivers for the QNX OS most of them serial drivers (modbus, Fischer & Porter, etc...) and some of them TCP/IP (modbus over tcp/ip).
I'm interested to develop drivers TCP in the Linux environment but I don't know much about the O.S. I need a skeleton of a tcp client in linux. If the driver modbus tcpip is already done (im
too lazy to check, I didn't start working in linux yet!) please let me know.

Juan


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Juan Sagasti:
> I'm interested to develop drivers TCP in the Linux environment but I
> don't know much about the O.S. I need a skeleton of a tcp client in
> linux. If the driver modbus tcpip is already done (im too lazy to check,
> I didn't start working in linux yet!) please let me know.

I haven't replied because it's not my part of the code, but since you didn't get an answer: yes - there is the modbus tcp code in the CVS.

I believe it's currently broken because of changes in the lPLC library, but the TCP bits should still be OK.


Jiri
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