I have run into this problem recently and figured out a solution
supposing that this "$" was an avr separator.

  Go to line 33 in avr.rules and replace it for
     AMADDR = ActiveMessageAddressC\never1096WritEaddr

  (you should replace $ for \never1096WritE , which is the separator
you've set)
  It actually worked. My application which used ID-based AM
communication strated worked again.


2007/6/25, James Kebinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hello all, I'm trying to get tinyos 2.x up and running on my Mac, and I
think I'm almost there, but I can't program node ids into my mica2 motes.
 I've followed a set of directions here:
http://docs.google.com/View?docid=ajjph9mvqk3z_bchp66xkmgk6n

It would appear that many of the changes from that document are already in
the source tree.

I get the following message when installing BlinkToRadio
Could not find symbol ActiveMessageAddressC$addr in build/mica2/main.exe,
ignoring symbol.

One of the steps in the directions above involved changing the
fnesc-separator as follows:
-fnesc-separator=\never1096WritE. (the build doesn't work
if this isn't changed)

So my question is, is the symbol missing because some tool didn't get the
memo on the new nesc-separator, or is it because its looking in main.exe on
a non-windows machine?

I'd appreciate any nudges in the right direction anyone can provide.

Thanks

-James Kebinger

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