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WWW server in a PIC16F84

Screen shot 1
Screen shot 2
Schematic sheet
Source codes

Features:

    Soft UART baud rate                 up to 38400
    HTTP port                           1..255
    Maximum TCP window size             128 (up to 255)
    Program ROM use                     about 400x14
    RAM use                             32x8
    Internal storage for www-pages      1K
    External storage for www-pages      up to 8M

Todo:

    PPP
    ICMP packet processing
    Version for AVR90S2313

Comments:

noone mentioned that this works on SLIP (Serial Line Internet Protocol). i do understand that this is easy to implement but hey, where is the fun of building a STANDALONE webserver?+

file: /techref/piclist/petrovwwwpic/brief.htm, 1KB, , updated: 2007/3/27 06:31, local time: 2008/12/3 16:25,

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