We've developed a Python based SDK for TinyOS, allowing you to write
Python programs that talk to serialforwarder, send and receive packets,
and so forth. This is basically a subset of the Java SDK functionality
and has a fairly similar interface (if you know how to use mig and
MoteIF in Java, it w
Hi
I am trying to use python sdk to communicate with Serial Forwarder. I
receive messages using "receive(self, src, msg)" as in Chad's example
and it works ok. However I found some troubles when trying to send
messages to Serial Forwarder.
I used MoteIF's "sendMsg(self, dest, addr, amType,
group,
Matt Welsh wrote:
We've developed a Python based SDK for TinyOS, allowing you to write
Python programs that talk to serialforwarder, send and receive packets,
and so forth.
Sounds great. I've been using the c++ serial forwarder. Has it been
tested with that yet? Does it parallel the whole
It should work with any of the tools (Java, C, or C++ SFs). When it comes to
MoteIF you'll find them very similar.
Using TestSerial as an example:
--- Makefile ---
COMPONENT=TestSerialAppC
BUILD_EXTRA_DEPS += TestSerial.class TestSerialMsg.py
CLEAN_EXTRA = *.class TestSerialMsg.java TestSerialMsg
Hi everybody,
I am trying to use python sdk to communicate with Serial Forwarder. I
receive messages using "receive(self, src, msg)" as in Chad's example
and it works ok. However I found some troubles when trying to send
messages to Serial Forwarder.
I guess I should use MoteIF's "sendMsg(self, d
