Hi all,
In my application every node has a specific variable(integer type) I want to
know the value at the end of simulation.
I can write them in a file with fprintf but each node would write it's value
in the same file.
How can I do that?
Thanks in advance.
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Mojtaba Raznahan
BS of Computer
Hi Sriram,
Can you describe what exactly you want to do? Do you want to prepare
sending a packet and store all the information inside a single packet
structure, then just send it when the timer fires? According to the
documentation in AMPacket.C you can do this. For your code to work you
will
Hi all,
I know this is such a hard topic, but I'd like that you gave me your honest
and objective opinion about what SO should I use. I know it probably depends
on what I need to do, so I'm going to tell you about that. I have to
implement something about the standard 802.15.4-2006, and I've been
Hi all,
I know this is such a hard topic, but I'd like that you gave me your honest
and objective opinion about what SO should I use. I know it probably depends
on what I need to do, so I'm going to tell you about that. I have to
implement something about the standard 802.15.4-2006, and I've been
Hi all,
I know this is such a hard topic, but I'd like that you gave me your honest
and objective opinion about what SO should I use. I know it probably depends
on what I need to do, so I'm going to tell you about that. I have to
implement something about the standard 802.15.4-2006, and I've been
Hi all,
I know this is such a hard topic, but I'd like that you gave me your honest
and objective opinion about what SO should I use. I know it probably depends
on what I need to do, so I'm going to tell you about that. I have to
implement something about the standard 802.15.4-2006, and I've been
Hi all,
I'm really sorry about the duplicates, but I had received a mail system
error each time I sent the e-mail, so I thought that wasn't sent correctly.
My apologies,
Pablo
2010/10/6 Pablo Marcos Oltra
> Hi all,
>
> I know this is such a hard topic, but I'd like that you gave me your hone
hi guys,
suppose there is a timer which periodically starts, and we force it to stop
in a moment, then I need to know what is the value of the timer that been
forced to stop?
I highly appreciate any help,
regards,
Hamidreza
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Thanks Dear Sergio and Pablo,
yes the first solution is not very good idea because it would print each
variable for each node and I can't debug it.Also I can't use the second
one.Actually I want to know the latest value of variable for each node(It's
a counter that when a node sends or receives a
Dear Mojtaba
My name is Mustafa
I am trying to do an application.But it says
cannot execute gcc error
do you know what it itmeans in tinyos.1x
On Wed, Oct 6, 2010 at 6:40 AM, mojtaba raznahan wrote:
> Thanks Dear Sergio and Pablo,
>
> yes the first solution is not very good idea because it w
Hi Mojtaba,
Any easy solution is to write every value for each node into a single
file or print it so the screen and then redirect the output to a file.
You could then write a program in your favorite programming language to
parse this file and only keep the last variable for each node.
You ca
Sergio,the problem is that I wont have a file with 100 rows because each
node may has to write more than 1 row(may be up to 30-40 rows.As I said
before,each time when a sends or receives a message,it will increase the
counter and so append it in the file),
Maybe I'm not making myself clear.Could pl
Hi Sriram,
I am not very familiar with TOSSIM, so I don't really know how to help
you here. If you post your messages to the mailing list, others who
might be more familiar with your problem get a chance to read your
questions as well.
Cheers,
Urs
On 10/06/2010 04:32 PM, Sriram Sankaran wrot
Hello users,
I want to unicast a packet from source node 1 to destination node 2. I am
using tinyos 2.x and tossim. I specified the source and destination address
in the tossim topology file. Now, my question is the following:
when unicasting a packet, should I have to hard-code the destinatio
Hello,
I'm using tinyos-2.1.1, blip stack (2.0) and default LowPowerListening.
I've about 60 motes (TelosB and IRIS) deployed around a 2 floors
building and some of them are 5 hops from the IPBaseStation.
Not all of my motes are running on battery and those who are plugged
on electric socket
Hi All!
Please, what is the difference between RSS and RSSI?
Further, should we substract - 45 from the read RSSI value obtained by the
calling of getRSSI function of Tinyos or is it already substracted?
Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
Nahr Elk
Independent Researcher
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From: Péter Kókai
Date: 2010/10/6
Subject: Re: [Tinyos-help] MicaZ - CRC disable?
To: mustafa bayraktar
Hi!
Sorry..but unfortunetly I have no routin in nesC and TinyOS.
I just use one command in the tinyOS. I write the program code to the micaz
mote in a
RSSI is just a number that is indicative of RSS. Yes you should subtract
45 from the RSSI value in you program to get RSS in dBm unit.
> Hi All!
>
> Please, what is the difference between RSS and RSSI?
> Further, should we substract - 45 from the read RSSI value obtained by the
> calling of getRS
you can use the command uint32_t getNow() of the timer interface to get
the current value of the timer. i suppose it can be used even after the
timer has been stopped. If not use can use it just before.
> hi guys,
>
> suppose there is a timer which periodically starts, and we force it to
> stop
>
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From: Ibrahim Abbas
Date: Wed, Oct 6, 2010 at 5:34 AM
Subject: Camera Test Jpeg Serial code running
To: tinyos-help@millennium.berkeley.edu
Hi,
Any body who has run the code of Camera Test Jpeg Serial. I m having some
problems in it. This code gives me .b
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