>>>One other related problem is that when I use genericComm to send to
a specificnode, the other neighbor nodes won't hear it because it
doesn't signal the receive event.
Try GenericCommPromiscuous. I haven't used this myself but the code
looks like it does what you want.
-Vinai
Arya Afrashteh wrote:
I'm currently researching and trying to come up with a way to design a
transport protocol for TinyOS. However I believe that using cross-layer
design would be beneficial when it comes to routing and detecting neighbors
and determining link quality. In TinyOS, how would I retrieve statistical
data from the MAC layer?
One other related problem is that when I use genericComm to send to a specific
node, the other neighbor nodes won't hear it because it doesn't signal the
receive event. I was thinking of just making everything broadcast and add a
destinationAddr on top of the protocol but that seemed wasteful. Is there
anyway to make the receive event be signaled no matter what the destination
address is and then I can check manually to see if I want to do further work
with that packet? Any advice or papers to read links would be useful, thanks!
- Arya
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