Include MCUBoot demo and a new FreeRTOS download. See the blog post.
FreeRTOS LTS libraries:
The LTS libraries are now included in our partner toolchains. See the blog post.
Router
The netmask is used to sub-divide an
IP address
into bytes that provide routing information
and bytes that provide local address information.
If a destination IP address bitwise ANDed with the subnet mask does
not match the local IP address bitwise ANDed with the subnet
mask then the two IP addresses do not exist on the same network.
In this case the packet being sent to the destination address cannot
be sent directly, and must instead be sent to a router for intelligent
inter-network routing.
Gateway
The Gateway address is the IP address of the router - the
router being the gateway to other (remote) networks.
FreeRTOS+TCP determines whether an IP packet
can be sent directly, or if it needs to be sent to a router.
FreeRTOS+TCP users only need to provide a gateway address. Like the IP address, the IP address of a
gateway can be configured either statically as a parameter to
FreeRTOS_IPInit(),
or dynamically from a DHCP server.
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