consider the following two web pages dedicated to the subject:
1. http://thomer.com/tinyos/ (for ATMega 103/128 platforms)
2. http://www.chadmetcalf.com/tinyos-1x-on-ubuntu/ (for MSP430 platforms)
best,
shane
On Sat, 12 Aug 2006, bhushan bhatt wrote:
Hi Guys,
I plan to install tinyos
primalfear: DO YOU THINK I AM LYING? TinyOS is written in nesC so you
must write your code in nesC - or else write you own Cpp2nesC
preprocessor/converter, but lets face it, learning nesC would be quicker.
No-one is going to tell you what you want to hear. If your situation is
that urgent you
Hi Everybody:
I currently am trying to do some magnetic sensing, so I use
XSensorMTS300 to check the sensors. But I found the magnetic information
is not sensitive. I have done some experiments to detect the vehicle.
But it still does not work .
Does anybody has met this kind of problem?
Hi everybody,I have a question concerning copyright/header/author issues ... not that expert of licensing terms specs, I admit :-)let's say I modify one of the tos files to accomodate my needs, how do I change the header? for instance, I'm writing HAA files to support ATMega32 MCUs, and, given
Hello,
I am trying to run Listen in tinyos-2.x on a Windows 2000 machine. When I run 'make' in the support/sdk/java directory,
I got a lot of errors, these are just the errors I get from trying to make the tools directory:
Could not find a platform specific version of TOSMsg
The Telos java classes for parsing packets over the UART/USB has not
been compiled. Compile the classes for Telos by going into your TinyOS
directory and making the java classes in net.tinyos.message.telos by
executing the following commands
Hi @ll,is there any how-to or sth to help me getting tiny-os to work on an ATmega163? In fact, I don't have a René 2, but a smartcard with an ATmega163 and I'd like to put Tiny OS on that smartcard.So, where can I get any documentation about the René 2 Mote?
ThxSoeren
If you want, you can surely write a stand-alone C program and burn it to
a mote -- it's just a microcontroller. However, you can't do this using
the tinyos platform -- because like Darren states your two requirements
there conflict right off the bat. (TinyOS == nesC != C/C++).
However, this has
On Aug 9, 2006, at 7:32 AM, Mirko Bordignon wrote:
Hi everybody,
I have a question concerning copyright/header/author issues ... not
that expert of licensing terms specs, I admit :-)
let's say I modify one of the tos files to accomodate my needs, how
do I change the header? for
In Component AM, you should use provides interface. If you use
uses, IF will not be definied in AM. Then how can other components
be connected to it?
You can modify as follows:
configuration A {
provides interface IF[uint8_t id]; Q.1
...
implementation {
components AM, ProvidesofIF;
No that will not work.
Each of the two components B and C provides the
interface IF. Lets assume IF has a command
some_command:
interface IF {
command result_t some_command();
}
B and C provides their own implementation.
Ex. in B, I have
command result_t IF.some_command() {
/* Some
The graphs are generated as part of the documentation, and can be found in GIF format in the nesdoc documentation directory. Additionally, the source code which describes the configuration and formatting of the graphs (in the 'dot' language) should be in the same directory. Documentation for dot
I think this is a symptom of not having /opt/tinyos-2.x/support/sdk/java
in your CLASSPATH. Or more to the point, since you are in that directory,
you need to have . in the CP. Something like:
export CLASSPATH=.:[other dirs jars]
MS
Ryan Aures wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to run Listen in
I believe make [platform] docs generates gifs of the diagrams
which are squirreled away in ../doc/nesdoc/[platform]
What do you mean by style though? The Graphviz dot program
is what does the dirtywork. Look for some doc on that toolset,
I know there's a rudimentary editor for .dot files.
MS
Hi, does anyone know how to obtain the parameter values from within the wired
component e.g. in A where
A - B.Interface[unique(Interface)];
Is there by any chance some variable name that when referenced from within any
of A.Interface's commands/events will yield that unique value?
--
Warm
hi Darren,
i guess this isn't exactly what you were looking for, but you might be
able to get the information you want by keeping track of it yourself from
the beginning. i should say up front that i've never tried what i'm about
to suggest, so no guarantees.
unique() is a compile time
Shane, you are dy marvelous.
--
Warm regards,
Darren Bishop, MSc, BSc (Hons), MBCS
On Monday 14 August 2006 03:24, Shane B. Eisenman wrote:
hi Darren,
i guess this isn't exactly what you were looking for, but you might be
able to get the information you want by keeping track of it
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