Sébastien Lorquet a écrit :
just some remarks
-APDU are stored in a dedicated apdu buffer, separated from the main ram
the chip may have different RAM types, this is only relevant for the VM
(coded in C), the applets only know RAM thru the JCSystem.makeTransient
functions.
-cards that support both T=0 and T=1 are generally used in T=0 mode
since the readers try this one before ;)
depends on the reader, Omnikey drivers - because they are german -
always use T=1 if both are available.
-command apdu is sent as a whole even if only the 5 first bytes are
available before setIncomingAndReceive, this is what the oscilloscope
said to me yesterday.
-new Truc() creates an eeprom object. To get a RAM object, create it as
a local variable and give this local variable as a parameter to other
methods that will use it.
you are not very precise, if "create it" means allocate a new Truc(),
it always occurs in EEPROM, the only local variables that are allocated
from the RAM stack are the integer types (so byte, short) and
references.
-muscle card spec: the best I know is
http://www.linuxnet.com/musclecard/files/mcardprot-1.2.1.pdf
Great, if it is not outdated, it's a perfect reference.
Thank.
Sylvain.
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