Dear Radio Stack Experts (using moteiv distro, GenericComm interface):
I've got a program that enters a curious behavior. Initially, for a few
minutes, it sends and receives messages. Sending is driven by Timer
events. Then it stops receiving messages, though it continues to send
messages (the
During the past eight weeks, when I had the time, I tried following
Joe's and Phil's advice, but never solved the problem. Since I did
make a serious effort, and have a current workaround, I figure it
could be useful to tell the story.
Immediately, I modified my application so that every Receive
On Aug 17, 2006, at 2:19 PM, Ted Herman wrote:
This is strange, why would some stray bug just hit rxbufptr? So, I
tried moving rxbufptr and its fence around, duplicating rxbufptr,
changing all usages of the idiom "rxbufptr->" to something else,
and quite a few other strange and desperate hacks
Are you returning a valid message pointer in the Receive function or
does the message pointer get corrupted? Using JTAG or investing the
pointer status could help diagnose your problem.
-Joe
ps: You are welcome to write the SP glue components to run on Mica2 or
MicaZ. We would certainly welcom
On Jun 21, 2006, at 4:23 PM, Ted Herman wrote:
Dear Radio Stack Experts (using moteiv distro, GenericComm interface):
I've got a program that enters a curious behavior. Initially, for
a few
minutes, it sends and receives messages. Sending is driven by Timer
events. Then it stops receiving
