/*
 * @brief	HTTP server dual core example using lwIP ethernet stack
 *
 * @note
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/** @defgroup EXAMPLE_DUALCORE_LWIP LPC18xx/43xx HTTP Server dual core example using LWIP ethernet stack
 * @ingroup EXAMPLES_DUALCORE_43XX
 * <b>Example description</b><br>
 * The LWIP HTTP Server example demonstrates the HTTP Server example using LWIP ethernet stack.
 * The HTTP server can be configured to run on any of the cores (M4 or M0).
 * The user should connect the board to the network by using the ethernet cable. The board will
 * get an IP address by using DHCP method. The use can access the HTTP Server by using a
 * web browser from the host PC.<br>
 * If the USB Mass storage is compiled in the application (on either M0/M4 core), then it will
 * read the HTTP contents from USB Mass storage disk & provided to the user.
 * If the USB Mass storage is not compiled in the application (on either M0/M4 core), then the
 * default HTTP page will be displayed.<br>
 * In FreeRTOS/uCOS-III configurations, the net_conn API interface will be used.
 * In stand-alone configuration, HTTPD interface will be used.<br>
 *
 * <b>Special connection requirements</b><br>
 * There are no special connection requirements for this example.<br>
 *
 * <b>Build procedures:</b><br>
 * Visit the <a href="http://www.lpcware.com/content/project/lpcopen-platform-nxp-lpc-microcontrollers/lpcopen-v200-quickstart-guides">LPCOpen quickstart guides</a>
 * to get started building LPCOpen projects.
 *
 * <b>Supported boards and board setup:</b><br>
 * @ref LPCOPEN_18XX_BOARD_HITEX1850<br>
 * @ref LPCOPEN_43XX_BOARD_HITEX4350<br>
 * @ref LPCOPEN_18XX_BOARD_KEIL1857<br>
 * @ref LPCOPEN_43XX_BOARD_KEIL4357<br>
 * @ref LPCOPEN_18XX_BOARD_NGX1830<br>
 * @ref LPCOPEN_43XX_BOARD_NGX4330<br>
 *
 * <b>Submitting LPCOpen issues:</b><br>
 * @ref LPCOPEN_COMMUNITY
 * @{
 */

/**
 * @}
 */
