00:22 <whitequark[cis]> FreeKill: I wrote a TCP/IP stack that can work in less

00:22 <whitequark[cis]> I think the smallest you can go depends on the MTU, but with IPv6 and 576 byte MTU you could probably get it as low as 2K for a useful application

00:23 <whitequark[cis]> (Assuming your Ethernet buffers are elsewhere and not in your main RAM; otherwise it would have to be at least 3K. Anyway you get the idea)

00:25 <whitequark[cis]> s/IPv6/IPv4/

05:59 <stephe> Anyone familiar with esp-rs? I'm trying to pass around the Uart object at a mutable ref, the only way I could do it is if I pass it as &mut Uart<impl uart::Instance>, is that the best way to do it? the impl uart::Instance is a bit messy :P

06:23 <ryan-summers[m]> <stephe> "Anyone familiar with esp-rs? I'm..." <- In your binary, generally I would make a type def for the concrete type of the UART so you can avoid all the genericism

06:24 <ryan-summers[m]> For example, with stm32 projects, I keep a file like this https://github.com/quartiq/booster/blob/main/src/hardware/mod.rs#L34

10:19 <stephe> ryan-summers[m]: hmm thats a good idea

10:41 <dngrsspookyvisio> stephe: there's also the #esp-rs:matrix.org room if you have further questions, lots of activity there

11:57 <stephe> dngrsspookyvisio: hmm

11:58 <stephe> can i get there with an irc client?

11:58 <stephe> not familiar with the matrix thing :P

11:59 <whitequark[cis]> it's not bridged

11:59 <whitequark[cis]> (I could bridge it if someone asked me to, but that's for the room administrators to choose)

12:11 <dngrsspookyvisio> Oh yeah I keep forgetting bridging is optional sorry

13:27 <stephe> hmmm