Download
Please visit the
Sourceforge download page
to download the latest releases. We distribute mainly source code packages. Here is a list of all
downloads that are available:
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The pico]OS sourcecode archive is available in the picoos package.
The naming scheme is picoos-x.y.z.zip.
The version number is coded in x.y.z
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The source code of several demo- and example programs is available
with the contribution package. The naming scheme is contrib-x.y.z.zip.
The version number is coded in x.y.z
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A "getting started" package for TCP/IP-networking is available with the
network package. The network package contains all source code you need
to set up a real http webserver on your embedded device. It includes
the current version of pico]OS, a lightweight TCP/IP stack, a HTTP and
a FTP server, and several demo programs. Please search the contribution
package on the
Sourceforge download page
for the file networkpackage.zip.
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For demonstration purpose there is also available a zip archive that
contains all precompiled example programs. If you wish to have a quick taste
of the capabilities of pico]OS, you should download this archive.
Please search the contribution package on the
Sourceforge download page
for the file picoos-demos.zip.
Get The Files
Here is a list of the available downloads. To get the newest versions, you should visit the
Sourceforge download page.
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Download contribution package 1.3.2.
The package contains add-ons to pico]OS,
currently this is networking support code (adaption code for the lwIP TCP/IP stack,
HTTP and FTP server code, and demo programs, one multitasking demo for the Commodore 64)
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Download the network-all-inclusive sourcecode package.
This package contains pico]OS 1.0.0,
the lwIP TCP/IP stack v1.1.1, HTTP and FTP server, and demo programs. The code is fully configured
and ready to use when you have the platform port for you CPU and a ANSI C compiler.
