I use the TinyOS plugin for Eclipse on Ubuntu and it works fine. I only use
this pluging for syntax coloring; when i want to compile the program i use a
terminal windows and a makefile (for example make mica2 install,0).
When i started using this plugin i had a problem because i couldn't save my
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I ve got a question ? When you put into sleep a mote, it means that you
switch off the mote ? Or is it just a state where the energy consuption is
minimal ?
If you switch off the mote, data loaded in FLASH is lost or not ?
I ask this question cause i implemente a protocol like Spanning
Hi, Kevin,
I installed tinyos-2.0 from the Stanford repository by apt-get install
tinyos-msp430 and install tinyos-avr. Then for a simple application
blink, make micaz and and make telosb work find. There is a lot
of error message when compiling make micaz tossim. I pasted the message
here.
Tiago -
BaseStationCC2420 was removed in 2.0.2 because it is no longer necessary.
It was originally there because the CC2420ControlP module needed some
special modifications. Now, because those modifications are now controlled
by software and/or preprocessor variables in the 2.0.2 CC2420 stack,
On Aug 22, 2007, at 3:17 PM, Avinash Sridharan wrote:
Hi ,
We are running some throughput simulations on TOSSIM 2.0.2 that we
installed from the TinyOS website. In the simulation we have a
single receiver and two senders. The topology is such that all
nodes can hear each other. In the
LPL has not been formally integrated into collection or dissemination. Your
nodes' radios are off most of the time - in your case, they're asleep for
about a full second before waking up momentarily to see if something else is
talking. This naturally causes significant delays in getting a
Looks like you need the standard C development libraries. I mean, you
don't have stdlib.h.
Phil
On Aug 23, 2007, at 8:46 AM, Hui KANG wrote:
Hi, Kevin,
I installed tinyos-2.0 from the Stanford repository by apt-get install
tinyos-msp430 and install tinyos-avr. Then for a simple application
Traditionally, putting a mote to sleep (or duty cycling a mote)
has meant putting its radio into some low power state, ignoring the
power consumed by any other peripheral devices or the MCU of the mote
itself. This definition stems from the fact that the power consumed
by the radio is much larger
When you declare an array of values, the variable name itself is a
pointer to the first element in the array.
i.e. int blah[5];
blah is of type int* and points to blah[0]
Kevin
On 8/23/07, John Griessen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've made a module supposed to act the same as
I've made a module supposed to act the same as Msp430Adc12MultiChannel
so I can add some logic to it for a mux sensorboard. I get compiler
message:
I'm confused by the way I could resolve compiler messages about pointer
type by having
some be pointers and some not.
The interface says,
Kevin Klues wrote:
When you declare an array of values, the variable name itself is a
pointer to the first element in the array.
i.e. int blah[5];
blah is of type int* and points to blah[0]
Ah..
So both memctl and buffer are already pointers?
Thanks,
John G
c programmer in training
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On Aug 23, 2007, at 10:46 AM, Christian Hermann wrote:
Hallo,
I'm using dissemination to send commands to the nodes
and LQI collection to collect the data. All works fine without LPL
(beside the fact that dissemination is a lot slower than collection
with increasing node depth). But if I set
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