Thanks for opening this PR! I'm taking a look now.

I took at the latest driver here it seems like it would be better to swap the H4 to name the structure ETH_TxPacketConfigTypeDef instead of modifying all the other ports. If you do this you should only have to rename the F4 port files, legacy port files, and this call.

What are your thoughts?

I took at the latest driver here it seems like it would be better to swap the H4 to name the structure ETH_TxPacketConfigTypeDef instead of modifying all the other ports. If you do this you should only have to rename the F4 port files, legacy port files, and this call.

What are your thoughts?

Thanks for taking a look. My gut says the legacy drivers should not be changed, just so they look as much as possible like their old selves.

But I have no strong preference.

@george-palmsens Thanks for the PR.

The latest updated version looks good to me; as @kstribrnAmzn suggested, it seems like ST is making the structure name consistent across different HW platforms (for example, previously the v1.0.0 version of STM32H5 HAL had the struct named as ETH_TxPacketConfig, newer versions name it ETH_TxPacketConfigTypeDef).

The reason for keeping the ST HAL drivers along the network interfaces in the FreeRTOS+TCP repo was primarily due to the inconsistencies across the STM32 HAL, so that anyone who likes to change the driver version could use them as a reference. [refer]

My gut says the legacy drivers should not be changed

I agree with that; the legacy network interfaces of STM32 platforms are supposed to be used with the driver provided along with the network interfaces (it has slight fixes/modifications to work with those legacy interfaces). It's better to keep it as it is.

@tony-josi-aws Would you expect this will make it into a release soon? Or do I need to just use master for now?

Yes, this will be included in an upcoming release. While I cannot provide specific timing details at this moment, I recommend using the main branch to proceed with your project. You can then transition to the official release version once it becomes available.