Hello,
since we got a CI badge in the README, I think we could also add a badge to
guide newcomers to our IRC. (I already opened a PR for that [1].)
Maybe it's a good idea to discuss if we are generally open to accumulate a few
badges in our README or if this should be more restricted. I'm not
...@phytec.de wrote:
Hi Raphael,
Am 25.06.2015 um 11:09 schrieb Hiesgen, Raphael:
Hi,
it is time to write a C++ Coding Style Guide for RIOT. Since C and C++
have different traditions here, I will simply start to suggest using the C++
Style used in CAF [1]. While it is not identical, the style
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Greetings
Raphael
On Jun 19, 2015, at 11:37 AM, Michael Frey f...@informatik.hu-berlin.de
wrote:
Hi,
Am Di, 16.06.2015, 16:54, schrieb Hiesgen, Raphael:
`__asan_â errors when compiling for native. Since I am not familiar
with the whole RIOT
Hello,
I have followed the recent advancements on debugging the network stack and
wanted to suggest some additional testing tools. GCC and Clang both offer the
address-, thread- and leak-sanitizer [1]. Have you considered including those
in the uint tests? They modify the resulting executable
Hi Dinuka,
welcome to RIOT!
I would like to know whether for what platform(ARM,Intel Galileo) we have to
develop the applications?
You can target any platform you want, as long as it runs RIOT. If you want
adapt the project idea as is, the biggest constraint for target hardware is
memory
Hi Khawaja,
welcome to RIOT! Maybe I can offer some insight on Project A2. I hope the basic
idea is clear, so I will focus on the software / hardware side here.
The idea is to use the C++ Actor Framework for programming. It is an
implementation of the actor model [1] and can be found on Github
Hello Shantanu,
Could you provide me some more information or resources that would help get a
deeper insight about the project and get started.
the idea is to use the C++ Actor Framework for programming, which can be found
on Github [1]. However, RIOT support is still in development at the
Hi Shubham,
we are using the stm32f4discovery boards for our testing with CAF and C++.
However, the board does not have a transceiver. Maybe Martin or Peter can help
with that. The r-idge [1] USB dongles enable 6lowpan on desktop hardware,
raspberry pis and similar devices.
To begin with, I
Hi,
we have a couple of these USB things [1]. Martin has made a few tests with
them. If I am not mistaken the sticks show up on Linux as a network interface
without any problems.
Raphael
[1] http://rosand-tech.com/products/r-idge/feat.html?
On Jan 30, 2015, at 11:02 AM, Oleg Hahm
Hello,
ah, sure. I did not connect tests/malloc to the path in RIOT. Thanks for the
clarification.
Raphael
On Jan 30, 2015, at 4:07 PM, Benjamin Valentin benpi...@zedat.fu-berlin.de
wrote:
On 24.01.2015 11:04, Hiesgen, Raphael wrote:
Hello Benjamin,
I'm not sure what
Hello Benjamin,
I'm not sure what that documentation is based on though, running tests/malloc
will allocate and free all available memory just fine.
may I ask how you tested this?
Raphael
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Hello,
I think enabling vtimer to await an absolute point in time would be useful,
something like this [1]. Otherwise you end up subtracting the current time and
adding it again in vtimer_set.
Any thoughts?
Raphael
[1]
Hi,
we are trying to compile c++ code for the stm32f4discovery. Our implementation
requires the exception_ptr.h include in the STL exception header, which is only
defined if the ATOMIC_INT_LOCK_FREE flag is greater than 1. This is not the
case in the gcc4.8 compiler found on launchpad.
Does
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