Hi All!
Hope every one will be fine and enjoying good health.
I run BlinkToRadio application from tinyos-2.x/apps/BlinkToRadio with the
help of wiki tutorials but how to get/collect data from it, i do not know.
Please write the steps.
Tahnks in advance
Fazlullah Khan
MCS, NUST
Pakistan
Hi Razvan,
In the nesC paper, http://nescc.sourceforge.net/papers/nesc-pldi-2003.pdf
it is said that an interrupt handler can preempt the execution of a task.
I just doubt that if an interrupt only posts a task to execute the
corresponding
event of a specific interface, the preemptive ability of
4 th issue.. [Tinyos-help] Tinyos - Tossim Help [ANITHA KALAIVANAN ]
hey try tinyviz to see the output..
first of all set PATH... i.e. export
PATH=$PATH:/opt/tinyos-1.x/tools/java/net/tinyos/sim
then try this command..
tinyviz -run build/micaz/main.exe 10
all the best...
On 3/15/10,
Hi!
On Wed, 17 Mar 2010, Zheng Manchun wrote:
Hi Razvan,
In the nesC paper, http://nescc.sourceforge.net/papers/nesc-pldi-2003.pdf
it is said that an interrupt handler can preempt the execution of a task.
I just doubt that if an interrupt only posts a task to execute the
corresponding
Hi Cyril,
Yes, software ACK is the default ack and you do not need to do
anything special. Can you please point me to that public repository?
One possible cause could be that the sender does not wait long enough
for the ACK to arrive, which would be a configuration error possible
in the
Hai all
I installed the softwares provided by crossbow with their wsn kit.In
that TinyOS version is 1.2.1.Is th e TOSSIM software is inbuild with it,
otherwise where we can get TOSSIM supported to this version of TinyOS.
please give me the details
Hi all,
I want to use specific hash functions in my work.
In fact, these hash functions have to map each element to a value between 0
and m. That is,
h1(X) = e ; and e is between 0 and m.
Is there a way to implement these hash functions in nesC?
Thanks,
and Best Regards,
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I believe the controllers supported under TOS have
multiple interrupt levels that can preempt each
other if interrupts are re-enabled in the routine.
The usual interrupt mechanism is to use the processor
stack to store a return vector (usually automatically
in the interrupt call) as well as cpu
On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 23:50, Attila Strba st...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hi Vlado,
as far as I read the source and underestood the TEP's right the tag has no
influence on the transofrmation calculation right? It just makes sure the
timer conversion types does not get mixed ?
Yes, but TMicro is a
Hi Cyril and Philipp,
Thanks for all the data. First of all, I can see that the platform
specific configuration of the RF230 is NOT done properly for your
platform (or for the pixie). In the HplRF230C component the provided
Alarm and LocalTime interfaces MUST use the same counter. It is
ESSENTIAL
There is some amount of confusion with regards to binary vs. decimal/metric
frequency.
On the telosb, TI msp430f1611, the main timer is run off the 32768 clock
generating 1mis (binary millisec, = 1/1024 secs). And unless carefully
documented it is unclear what is being referred to when one sees
On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 10:38 PM, Zheng Manchun zmanc...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all, is it true that a current executing interrupt handler can be
preempted by a new interrupt handler?
If yes,
-- how does the old interrupt handler resume once the new interrupt handler
completes its execution?
nesc is a superset of C so of course.
Take a look at phil levis' text book
tinyos-programminghttp://www.tinyos.net/tinyos-2.x/doc/pdf/tinyos-programming.pdf
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On Wed, Mar 17, 2010 at 3:37 AM, wafa jaballah wafa.jabal...@gmail.comwrote:
Hi all,
I want to use specific hash functions in my
Hi,
i'm quite new to TOSThreads. I was
going through the 134. In that you have mentioned about the changes
to the boot sequence interrupt handlers.
Do those things already exist in the
system or as application writers do we have to include them?
If they are already in the system where
can I
On Wed, Mar 17, 2010 at 6:21 PM, Nimal Giya nimalg...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hi,
i'm quite new to TOSThreads. I was going through the 134. In that you
have mentioned about the changes to the boot sequence interrupt handlers.
Okay. Please be careful when reading because the loss of a word can
Hello people..
I had posted this question about how to control the sleep and wake up of
nodes during simulation.
Om Sir had pointed out to use the same commands as it is used for the actual
hardware...
I wish to know the exact command, which I am sure many of you must have
used, to make a node
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