freertos-plus-tcp-integrationlisted

# FreeRTOS+TCP Integration ## Overview Use this skill to integrate FreeRTOS+TCP by proving the network interface driver, buffer management, IP task, and socket behavior separately. Most failures come from driver callbacks, buffer ownership, or task priority/stack sizing. ## When To Use Use this skill when: - The user wants FreeRTOS+TCP on an MCU. - The issue involves network interface porting, DHCP, ARP, sockets, buffer descriptors, IP task, DNS, or TCP/UDP stalls. - The project uses FreeRTOS tasks and FreeRTOS+TCP APIs instead of lwIP. Do not use this skill for lwIP projects. Use `lwip-integration` instead. ## First Questions Ask for: - MCU/SoC, PHY/module, MAC driver, FreeRTOS version, and FreeRTOS+TCP version. - Network interface source and buffer allocation scheme. - Static IP/DHCP config, MAC address, gateway, DNS, and hostname. - IP task priority/stack, driver task/ISR model, and heap size. - Current symptom and network logs/counters. ## Integration Checklist 1. Prove link and MAC. Confirm PHY link, MAC address, RX/TX interrupts, and descriptor rings. 1. Configure buffer management. Choose and size network buffers intentionally; track leaks and ownership. 1. Verify IP task health. IP task stack, priority, event queue, and timer behavior must be stable. 1. Test layers. Link, ARP, ping, UDP, TCP connect, DNS, DHCP, and reconnect separately. 1. Check thread rules. Use FreeRTOS+TCP APIs from valid task contexts and avoid unsafe ISR use. ## Com