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.
Subnet
Subnets allow the most significant bits of an
IP address to be interpreted
as routing information, and the least significant bits of an IP address
to be interpreted as a unique node address on the local
IP network. The
local IP network (subnet) is the network that can be addressed without
using a gateway or router. Traffic between subnets must pass through a
router.
Netmask
The number of bits that are interpreted as containing routing information
are determined by the net mask. A bit being set in the netmask means that
bit is interpreted as routing information. For example, if the IP address
is 10.134.134.10 and the netmask is 255.255.0.0 then the 10.134
provides the routing information and 134.10 provides the
local address information. IP addresses that start 10.134 can
be sent directly to their destination on the local network.
IP addresses that start with any other numbers are not on the
local network so must instead be sent to the router.
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