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Fix/enable UDP packet reassembly#7036
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UdpContext didn't care about pbuf chaining when receiving datagrams, leading to fragments delivered to the application as individual packets.
Implementation copied verbatim from LwIP 2.1.2
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Thanks for fixing that (probably pending from the introduction of fragment/reassemble lwIP-v2 option).
You took the safe pbuf-logic way for lwip-1.4 (even if I think it does not have this option).
Out of curiosity, what was the UDP protocol which highlighted this bug ?
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UdpContext didn't care about pbuf chaining when receiving datagrams, leading
to fragments delivered to the application as individual packets.