Hello Ralph,
Telnet is a Framework fully implemented in the configurator, which means everything is configured and opened inside the generated code and before your thread_entry function is called for the first time. In order to adapt TCP client to run on a system that has already been initialized with telnet framework, you will need to reuse IP and packet pool instances created by it. I'm attaching an older example I created for SSP 1.0.0, but you should be able to take TCP client/server code and make it work with little modifications: (Please visit the site to view this file).
The key point here is that all code before nx_ip_status_check must be removed, as this part is already called internally by the Telnet framework. You will need to cast a pointer from g_sf_comms.p_ctrl->p_extend into sf_el_nx_comms_on_comms_ctrl_t so that you can access ip and pool members, i.e.:
sf_el_nx_comms_on_comms_ctrl_t * p_extend_ctrl = (sf_el_nx_comms_on_comms_ctrl_t *) g_sf_comms.p_ctrl->p_extend;
And then you can use p_extend_ctrl->ip and p_extend_ctrl->pool instead of the IP and packet pool instances you would normally created for the TCP client.
Regards
