[Tinyos-help] AMReceiverC and buffering

2010-05-13 Thread Dymios
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Re: [Tinyos-help] AMReceiverC and buffering

2010-05-13 Thread Michael Schippling
Basically, don't worry... Received messages are sent to your code in sequence. Each receive() method is executed in a task and tasks can only run one at a time. The actual radio receive is done with interrupts, so you shouldn't miss anything unless you let your messages overrun your tasks. On