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Anchor10425331042533 Directories and Files Anchor10429971042997The code and documentation of the µC/TELNETs module are organized in a directory structure according to “AN 2002, µC/OS-II Directory Structure.” Specifically, the files may be found in the following directories: Anchor10429981042998

\Micrium\Software\uC-TELNETs

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This is the main directory for µC/TELNETsanchor10430001043000
\Micrium\Software\uC-TELNETs\Doc
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This directory contains all µC/TELNETs documentation files, including this user’s manual.anchor10430021043002
\Micrium\Software\uC-TELNETs\Cfg\Template
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10430031043003This directory contains a template of µC/TELNETs configuration. Anchor10430041043004
\Micrium\Software\uC-TELNETs\Source
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This directory contains the µC/TELNETs source code. This protocol is implemented in two OS independent files: Anchor10430061043006
telnet-s.c
telnet-s.h
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Note that the ‘-s’ after ‘telnet’ s’ after ‘telnet’ stands for server and thus contains ‘server’ side code. Anchor10430111043011
\Micrium\Software\uC-TELNETs\OS\uCOS-II
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                               \uCOS-III
 Anchor10433681043368This is where operating system (OS) dependent code is located. µC/TELNETs is distributed with ports for µC/OS-II and µC/OS-III. Note that it would be possible to use µC/TELNETs with other operating systems by developing appropriate telnet-s_os.* implementation files. Anchor10434261043426
Required modules
 Anchor10434271043427µC/TELNETs requires the µC/CPU, µC/LIB, and µC/TCP-IP modules. If the network security manager is to be used, a security layer module (i.e µC/SSL) is required. Please refer to the µC/TELNETs release notes document for required version information. Anchor10435191043519
Applications could also use µC/TELNETs to execute external commands via callback functions. You can purchase the µC/Shell module from Micriµm which provides this functionality or you can implement your own mechanism.