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PIC IP: Internet Protocol I/O


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Denis Petrov's wwwPic The first free source web server in a PIC.

http://kyllikki.fluff.org/hardware/wwwpic2/ expands on Denis Petrov's work (cached 20011211115306 )

http://www.rof.net/yp/alphaone/activities/electronics/3c509b/ ARP, ICMP, UDP/IP on a 16F877 using 3COM card

http://www.mycal.net/wsweb/design/ 16F84 via a Seiko S7600A  (sources 1) embedded TCP/IP stack chip.

http://www.embeddedethernet.com  Good general resource

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