uIP (micro IP)

In uIP is an open-source TCP / IP stack, which can be freely used privately and commercially. The stack is compatible with the RFC standard, and is preferably used in the 8-bit microcontroller, such as the Atmel AVRmega. By porting to other microcontrollers and DSPs even on the stack on many embedded systems can be used. The stack from Adam Dunkels was developed using its proto - threads implementation ..

There are supports ARP, SLIP, ICMP, TCP and UDP. Furthermore, there's code for standard applications such as web servers, SMTP server, telnet, evern, web clients and DNS. Similarly, a IPv6 support to be found.

The stack is characterized by minimal code size and memory usage. This is the reason why it is frequently used in the AVR scene.

UIP is often used along with the also developed by Adam Dunkels Proto sockets, a platform - independent implementation of the finite automaton.

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