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I think I'd need to give more details for my previous question on the Surge Application. I am doing a project in Routing protocols for sensor networks and my pupose is to simulate the protocols in Tossim. The docs explain as follows to compile the Surge application
 
1) "To build the Surge mote application, change to the apps/Surge directory and issue a 'make <platform>' where platform is the name of your target mote type.
To build the java tools, change to the tools/java/net/tinyos/surge director and issue 'make'"------------------This part I got it.
 
"Install the application onto the target nodes, giving each node a unique address.
Remember, the node with address 0 will be the base station. This node should be connected to a PC via a serial or network link.To run the java application, first start the necessary serial forwarder helpers needed to link the base node and the PC.
Start the java tool, i.e  'java net.tinyos.surge.MainClass <GroupId>',
where GroupId is the AM group id used when compiling the mote application. "
---------For this portion I don't have the motes is it possible for me to see these results in my pc.
 
If possible can somebody explain me how?
 
Thanks
Gayathri


Gayathri Venkataraman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am trying to run the Surge Application in my pc. I am not able to understand certain things.
 
1. I did a make pc and ran it using build/pc/mian.exe 20, I set the DBG variable to USr1 and usr2
2. All I see is just queue send  and Surge Send. I don't see anything in receive. Is there any other way to run this to see both send and receive
3. Also I just wanted to see the time it sends and receives the message. So I used the time interface and wired up with Simple Time component. Presently I am using getHigh32 and getLow32 from the time interface. Suppose If I want to use the get() which returns tos_time_t structure, I don't know what this structure contains. The question is where to find TosTime.h.
 
Any help please
 
Gayathri


Henrik Wallin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In the nesC language reference manual page 10, it says that "nesC forbids
calling commands or signaling events inside atomic statements". But when
calling a command (e.g. MicaHighSpeedRadio.send) within an atomic
statement, there are no compile-time errors. Is this an error in the
reference manual, or does it mean that the called command isn't treated as
atomic?

Thanks,
Henrik
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Henrik Wallin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In the nesC language reference manual page 10, it says that "nesC forbids
calling commands or signaling events inside atomic statements". But when
calling a command (e.g. MicaHighSpeedRadio.send) within an atomic
statement, there are no compile-time errors. Is this an error in the
reference manual, or does it mean that the called command isn't treated as
atomic?

Thanks,
Henrik
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