Re: Embedded webserver on an 8 bit MCU

From: zalzon (zalzonishappy_at_zalll.com)
Date: 07/18/04 

Date: Sun, 18 Jul 2004 05:52:13 GMT

Thanks guys but I should have added to my original message that I intend
to stick with the PIC. I know there are other microcontrollers out there
which might be better suited for this task. My objective however is to
learn more about TCP/IP and struggle through it.

My idea for this project was fired when I heard a couple years back of a
guy who built the smallest webserver by using the smallest 8051 chip he
could get his hands on. I figured if he could do it on such a small chip,
I should be able to do it on a much larger 40 pin PIC 877.

I'll check out the resources you recommended for learning this. Right now
I'm studying the basics of TCP/IP.

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