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STM32f4 TCP Server using Discover WiFi

derekt
derekt over 9 years ago

Hello guys

 

I am attempting to set up a tcp server using the stm32f4 discovery and the discover wifi extension board. I am using a virtual com port to monitor my parameters, so instead of using the printf statement, I write to the VCP. The following are the problems that I have run into:

 

  • When I am executing the code, calling any function in the sn8200_api.c seems to make my program go into some infinite loop.
  • I made a change in the actual function I am calling to check if it is executing, it doesn't seem like it is.


I hope I have managed to make my question clear.

 

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  • oneleggedredcow
    oneleggedredcow over 9 years ago +1
    I remember having a problem like that as well. I remember trying two things, but I'm not sure if either helped: 1) Removing all of the printf statements from sn8200_api.c 2) Messing around with the initialization…
  • oneleggedredcow
    oneleggedredcow over 9 years ago

    I remember having a problem like that as well.  I remember trying two things, but I'm not sure if either helped:

    1) Removing all of the printf statements from sn8200_api.c

    2) Messing around with the initialization logic for the WiFi module

     

    For whatever reason, the WiFi module does not like to play nice with other modules.

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    derekt over 9 years ago in reply to oneleggedredcow

    Thanks Shaun. Lemme try that.

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