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1. Software Product Overview ............................................... 1

2. Software Content ............................................................... 2 1. Software Product
3. Supported Targets .............................................................. 3
4. Quality, Standards Compliance and Testing Approach...... 4 Overview
5. Document Information ....................................................... 5

The TCP/IP stack is a light-weight implementation

of the TCP/IP protocol suite. It is a port of lwIP stack
for NXP automotive processors.
lwIP was originally written by Adam Dunkels at the
Computer and Networks Architectures (CNA) lab of
the Swedish Institute of Computer Science but now is
being actively developed by a team of developers
distributed world-wide headed by Kieran
Mansley. The development homepage has the latest
news and releases: http://
savannah.nongnu.org/projects/lwip
The focus of the lwIP TCP/IP implementation is to
reduce the RAM usage while still having a fullscale
TCP.
lwIP is freely available (under a BSD-style license)
in C source code format and can be downloaded
from the development homepage.
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 Figure 1. Architecture of TCP/IP stack

2. Software Content
lwIP has three application programming interfaces (APIs) designed for different purposes:
• Raw API is a native lwIP API. This API provides the best performance and minimal code
size, but adds some complexity to application design because the handling of asynchronous
events is done using callbacks.

• Netconn API is a high-level sequential API built on top of Raw API. The Netconn API
enables multithreaded operations and therefore it requires an operating system (RTOS). It
offers increased usability at the expense of lower performance and higher memory
footprint.

• BSD Socket API Berkeley-like Socket API (developed on top of the Netconn API). It
offers portability while sharing the same drawbacks as Netconn API.

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3. Supported Targets
The following table shows the supported platforms for TCP/IP stack.

Table 1. Supported platforms, toolchains, etc.

Product Devices Toolchains IDEs Supported OS
NXP Software
TCP/IP stack for MPC5744P GNU C S32 Design Studio S32 SDK for FreeRTOS
MPC5744P MPC5744P
TCP/IP stack for MPC5748G GNU C S32 Design Studio S32 SDK for FreeRTOS
MPC5748G MPC5748G
TCP/IP stack for S32K148 GNU C S32 Design Studio S32 SDK for S32K148 FreeRTOS
S32K148
TCP/IP stack for S32R274 GNU C S32 Design Studio S32 SDK for S32R274 FreeRTOS
S32R274
TCP/IP stack for MPC5746R GNU C S32 Design Studio S32 SDK for FreeRTOS
MPC5746R MPC5746R
TCP/IP stack for MPC5777C GNU C S32 Design Studio S32 SDK for FreeRTOS
MPC5777C MPC5777C
TCP/IP stack for S32V234 GNU C S32 Design Studio S32 SDK for S32V234 FreeRTOS
S32V234
TCP/IP stack for S32R294 GNU C S32 Design Studio SDK drivers for FreeRTOS
S32R294 S32R294
TCP/IP stack for S32G274 GNU C S32 Design Studio RTD drivers for FreeRTOS
S32G274 S32G274
TCP/IP stack for SJA1110 GNU C S32 Design Studio SDK drivers for FreeRTOS
SJA1110 SJA1110
TCP/IP stack for S32K344 GNU C, S32 Design Studio RTD drivers for FreeRTOS
S32K344 GHS, S32K344
DIAB
TCP/IP stack for SAF85XX GNU C, S32 Design Studio RTD drivers for NXPOS
SAF85XX GHS, SAF85XX
DIAB
TCP/IP stack for S32R41 GNU C, S32 Design Studio RTD drivers for NXPOS
S32R41 GHS, S32R41
DIAB
TCP/IP stack for SAF86XX GNU C, S32 Design Studio RTD drivers for NXPOS
SAF86XX GHS, SAF86XX
DIAB
TCP/IP stack for S32ZE GNU C, S32 Design Studio RTD drivers for S32ZE FreeRTOS
S32ZE GHS,
DIAB
TCP/IP stack for S32G3 GNU C, S32 Design Studio RTD for S32G FreeRTOS
S32G S32G2 GHS,
DIAB

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4. Quality, Standards Compliance and Testing Approach
TCP/IP Stack is developed according to NXP Software Development Processes that are Automotive-
SPICE, IATF 16949 and ISO9001 compliant.

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5. Document Information
Table 2. Revision History
Revision Date Description
Rev 1.0 07/07/2021 Initial version
Rev 2.0 26/09/2022 Add new product(SAF85/SAF86/ S32ZE)

Rev 3.0 07/02/2023 Update S32G product

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