tcp_result_cb() doesn't return a value... about ethercard HOT 4 CLOSED

It looks like it should return either a 0 or 1. Looking at the http code. If it returns a 1 then this indicates the end of the tcp session and and ACK with FIN flag is sent. If however it returns 0, then it jsut sends a regular ACK.

Normally the tcp_result_cb() function would not be called as it is being replaced by a http callback in your sketch. But if you are using tcpSend() then it owuld be using the default callback.

Do you have an example sketch you were trying to use?

Cheers

Andy

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It looks like it should return either a 0 or 1. Looking at the http code.
If it returns a 1 then this indicates the end of the tcp session and and
ACK with FIN flag is sent. If however it returns 0, then it jsut sends a
regular ACK.

Normally the tcp_result_cb() function would not be called as it is being
replaced by a http callback in your sketch. But if you are using tcpSend()
then it owuld be using the default callback.

Do you have an example sketch you were trying to use?

Nope, this was a compiler warning.

Cheers

Andy

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I've just posted a number of updates to the development branch, one includes a return value on the tcp_result_cb() function.

Cheers

Andy

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No merged into master branch - including this change, thx.

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