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Content preview: Hi all, I was going thru the TOSThreads code related to boot.
When I looked through TinyOSMainP I found out that we are initializing
platform
& software specific components after boot.booted event. As far as I
understand
these things are already being done before the boot.booted event is signaled.
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Hi all,
I was going thru the TOSThreads code related to boot. When I
looked through TinyOSMainP I found out that we are initializing platform &
software specific components after boot.booted event.
As far as I understand these things are already being done
before the boot.booted event is signaled.
Is this what is happening? If I’m wrong let me know.
Thanks in advance.
nimal
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