* Update ESP8266WiFiAP.cpp
It is not very common but some might require to set the maximum number of clients, from code, to smaller than 4.
in my case i must allow only one client at a time (TESTED WORKING)
* Update ESP8266WiFiAP.h
as discussed in the .cpp (set max connections)
* Update ESP8266WiFiAP.cpp
corrected indentation @70
add param comment @86
* Update ESP8266WiFiAP.cpp
* Add multicast TTL to UDP and rework UdpContext
* Add limit for TCP TIME_WAIT pcbs
* Add liblwip_gcc.a
* Make the changes be backward compatible with the current xcc version
* WiFiClient: use DataSource for writes
* ESP8266WebServer: delegate writing to WiFiClient
* ESP8266WebServer: set write timeout before sending content
Without this line compiler complains about :
Warning 22:9: warning: deleting object of polymorphic class type 'WiFiServer' which has non-virtual destructor might cause undefined behaviour [-Wdelete-non-virtual-dtor] \\Mac\Home\Documents\Visual Studio 2015\Projects\BlinkESP8266_12\ActAsWiFi_server\SVServer.cpp 22
Reason for this is that I would like to init WiFiServer with port which can by dynamically chosen (for example by serial port)
internalServer = new WiFiServer(port);
An empty passphrase string should enable AUTH_OPEN mode of softAP.
This was the behaviour before commit 293e55c.
Additionally make the type of checking for empty strings consistent.
In WPA protocol, the maximum length of the passphrases are 64 characters in order to distinguish them from the actual PSK who is 64 ASCII characters long, so in most systems if a 64 chars string is passed, it is assumed to be a PSK, otherwise is treated as a passphrase and is used to compute the PSK.
If it fails due to a malloc somewhere in bigint.c, we will still crash (although with a less obvious crash message). If it fails in increase_bm_data_size, axTLS will handle this and report that connection has been aborted. This error will be passed on to the user, so that an application can recover and attempt to reconnect.
Arduino.h defines min/max which are then redefined with templates in stl_algobase.h imported from memory.h. This is the least impactful way I can find to get past this for now and unblock use of wificlient in more scenarios.
