Hi Mohamed,
Please send your questions to the mailing list so that others can
profit, too. Also I think you should read the tutorials, as many of your
questions are answered there.
1. If you turn the radio off with SplitControl, then the mote will not
receive anything. The idea of my suggestio
Hi Bai,
NesC simply compiles the code into C code. After you compile your
application, you can have a look at it in the subdirectory
build//app.c (eg. build/telosb/app.c). Most likely it doesn't
optimize anything. The actual optimization for the binary code would
then be done by the platform's
HI,
Sorry i misunderstood it. It worked now. Thanks for your help.
Regards,
Bai
On Mon, Mar 9, 2009 at 12:28 PM, BAI LI wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Yes, I know.
>
> But in the command defination, I put uint8_t message_array[4], not uint8_t
> *message_array as the passing parameter. therefore I am suppose
Hi,
I am just wondering how NesC compiler optimizes the computation for a*a and
a % n. Could you point out some references I can have a look at please?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Bai
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You need to cross-compile GCC and friends, like this:
http://www.eecs.harvard.edu/~konrad/projects/imote2Camera/IMote2-Installation-Instructions.html
Then don't forget to save the binaries, so you don't have to re-compile
everything for every new machine you use.
- Thiago
Mohammad Sajjad Hossai
Hi,
Yes, I know.
But in the command defination, I put uint8_t message_array[4], not uint8_t
*message_array as the passing parameter. therefore I am supposed to call the
command with the same type of parameter, but if i use x[4], it pops up that
warning. if I only use x, there is no warning. What
The argument declaration
..., uint8_t message_array[4], ...
is equivalent to
..., uint8_t* message_array, ...
So comments that Roy and I previously made still apply. You can get
more info from the C FAQ: http://c-faq.com/aryptr/aryptrparam.html
Cheers,
Allan
On 9/03/2009, at 2
Hi,
sorry I was trying to make the code easy understanding. The code is like the
following. I am trying to manipulating some hash code.
I didn't use the point structure for array x[];
sha1.h file=
typedef struct SHA1Context
{
uint32_t Message_Digest[5]; /* Message Digest (outp
Howdy,
> uint8_t array[4]={0x11,0x22,0x33,0x44};
> ...
> call abc(x[4]);
>
> I got the warning:
>
> warning: passing argument 2 of `abc' makes pointer from integer without a cast
Not sure why it is referring to argument 2. Was the above warning
produced by the sample code you posted? The code y
Without seeing the function declarations you're using, it's hard to be
certain what the problem is. That said, here's my guess as to what's
going on.
If your command 'abc' is declared as something like
command uint8_t abc(uint8_t* array)
and you declare an array
uint8_t x[4] =
Hi,
I know it may sound like a very simple problem but I am totally confused.
I have an array here:
uint8_t array[4]={0x11,0x22,0x33,0x44};
when I pass this array in the command I called. I got some warning. I can't
understand it.
call abc(x[4]);
I got the warning:
warning: passing argument
I don't know from linux, but in the good old unix days
you had to make sure you were running in real RAW mode
such that the driver didn't try to help by mapping
some characters to others.
MS
Rodrigo Souza Granja wrote:
> Thanks for the answer, it worked fine. :)
>
> I got another problem: i'm ru
Thanks for the answer, it worked fine. :)
I got another problem: i'm running my jar file in a linux machine and i got
a lot of bad packets in almost all packets that come from the UART, but have
no problems with the packets that go from uart to the mote. And in windows i
got no problems at all.
I
Hi Joao,
On Sun, Mar 8, 2009 at 4:22 PM, João Paulo Amaro da Costa Luz Carneiro
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Can someone tell me what is the IRIS 2.4GHz default MAC protocol in
> TinyOS 2.1?
> B-MAC or some combination of protocols?
It is B-MAC and tries to be completely compatible with the cc2420 timings.
Hi,
Can someone tell me what is the IRIS 2.4GHz default MAC protocol in
TinyOS 2.1?
B-MAC or some combination of protocols?
Thanks and regards,
Joao
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Hi Alfred,
What kind of motes do you have?
The TelosB type of motes have internally a USB<->Serial converter and
can be addressed as any other serial device (if the right drivers are
installed).
The tutorial might give more details:
http://docs.tinyos.net/index.php/Mote-PC_serial_communication_a
Hi all!
how could I have mote to pc data exchange with an usb interface?
Thanks
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Alfred.Nooobel
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