Dangerous Prototypes Open Source Hardware

• The code runs 3 "tasks" that it multitasks between. One for the IP stack, one for the serial port (debugging help) and another for a handler for telnet (port 23). The point of the multitasker is to make it simpler to code stuff without worrying about blocking other things that need to happen (particularly, the network stack, or other tasks)
• The telnet server task is pretty easily extendable ( just add the name of the command, and a pointer to the function that implements it to telnettask.c)
• To find out what commands it supports, enter "help"
• It should be reasonably easy to write a web server task now, but without the ability to read files, you can't serve much (maybe dump all the memory to a html response??)

			if(availbleTcpBuffSize != 0){
    //count will be the minimum of databuffer size, available TCP buffer and bytes remaining in file being served
				WORD count = mMIN( 64, availbleTcpBuffSize ); //64 = buffer size (TODO: change to const WORD buffer_size = ?? or #define and use in declaration of databuffer )
				count = mMIN( count , numBytes );
				len=FSfread(databuffer, count, 1, curHTTP.file);
				TCPPutArray(sktHTTP, databuffer, count);
				numBytes -= count;
			}