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The documentation lists these constants, but does not define what they do
NX_IP_NORMAL (0x00000000)
NX_IP_MIN_DELAY (0x00100000)
NX_IP_MAX_DATA (0x00080000)
NX_IP_MAX_RELIABLE (0x00040000)
NX_IP_MIN_COST (0x00020000)
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Hello @Michael Fowler Are we referring to this documentation?
Parameters : azure/rtos/netx/chapter4#parameters-43
ip_ptr: Pointer to previously created IP instance.
packet_ptr: Pointer to the raw IP packet to send.
destination_ip: Destination IP address, which can be a specific host IP address, a network broadcast, an internal loop-back, or a multicast address.
type_of_service: Defines the type of service for the transmission, legal values are as follows:
NX_IP_NORMAL (0x00000000)
NX_IP_MIN_DELAY (0x00100000)
NX_IP_MAX_DATA (0x00080000)
NX_IP_MAX_RELIABLE (0x00040000)
NX_IP_MIN_COST (0x00020000)
Yes I am
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These symbols are used by type of service in IP layer. See more details in RFC 791, page 12. For NetX, this value will be set in the IP header only. Nothing special at device end.