Sir,
I am Srivignessh Pss, MS CE Arizona State University.
I am looking for a development project of RIOT for my Advanced Operating
Systems course.
Can you suggest me few domains to work. I found currently it is not
supported on Intel Galileo Board. Is it a good area to start with
Thank you
Sriv
Hi,
Am Mi, 21.09.2016, 05:44, schrieb Pss Srivignessh:
> Can you suggest me few domains to work. I found currently it is not
> supported on Intel Galileo Board. Is it a good area to start with
imho instead of supporting yet another board it might be more interesting
to pick one of the project id
Hi Srivignessh,
improving x86 support in RIOT is a not such a bad idea, in my opinion.
If you are interested in this however, instead of the Galileo board, I
would suggest working on support for Arduino 101 [1].
The first step would be to provide initial support i.e. to have the bare
minimum for t
Hi all,
I am using the gnrc BR and I have another node running the gnrc_networking
example. I did some modifications on the main.c of the gnrc_networking, I
replaced the lines 44-46 [1] with the line: _netif_config(0, NULL); .
After that I execute some threads. My question is why I cannot ping th
Hi Ilias,
you removed the shell, and doing so you also removed the main loop. So
basically your program hits return 0 and terminates - which likely happens very
fast after reboot. With this the RIOT-Kernel, network stack and everything
stops working, so no logic remains to answer any pings or s
Hi Sebastian!
On Wed, Sep 21, 2016 at 02:50:31PM +0200, smlng wrote:
> you removed the shell, and doing so you also removed the main loop. So
> basically your program hits return 0 and terminates - which likely happens
> very fast after reboot. With this the RIOT-Kernel, network stack and
> everyt
Hi Oleg,
you're probably right; I also missed that and also ignored Ilias statement:
> After that I execute some threads.
@Ilias: what are those threads doing, are they working as expected?
Best,
Sebastian
> Am 21.09.2016 um 15:13 schrieb Oleg Hahm :
>
> Hi Sebastian!
>
> On Wed, Sep 21,
Thank you all for your replies,
@Sebastian, I have the loop in the udp.c and when I use the make term I see
that one of my threads is running. That's the strange thing!!!
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@ Sebastian the first one is the udp.c where I execute an interval so every
2 minutes I send a message. The second one is empty right now.
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