You can build posix simulator and launch it on linux.
It simulates HW parts such a RF, storage, timer, uart etc.
So, you can't run the simulator on HW platforms directly.
But the same source can be cross compiled and launched on any HW platform
supported by openthread.
For this reason the Makefile
openthread has posix simulator. I'm using it for test.
I have Atmel samr21 modules which have 256k FLASH but the iotivity +
openthread required about ~320k.
I plan to use some Silabs EFR32 modules for test on real HW soon.
On Wed, Nov 22, 2017 at 11:45 AM, Khaled Elsayed
wrote:
> Interesting. I
Interesting. I just saw the announcement on the mailing list of src code
availability. Yes, it needs to be submitted on gerrit.
I am interested to test it over Zolertia Z1 and similar constrained
devices. What platform have you used for testing?
Best regards
Khaled
On Thu, Nov 16, 2017 at 4:14
Hi,
Yes, it works. It is not fully tested yet and still under development but
basic flow works with openthread posix build.
openthread dosn't have underlying OS. It has some primitives as tasklets,
timers etc. but actually all
processing is done in the main loop. So far it it enough for
iotivity-c
This is interesting. So, I am just curious you would have iotivity running
over openthread stack? Doew openthread depend on the underlying OS? So, is
the architecture would be something like this?
| Iotivity |
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Dear Kishen,
I used IoTivity-Constrained with Contiki OS on multiple platforms like
STM32 Sub-GHz, TI CC2538 and TI 1310 boards.
Made me to perform some minor changes except that, the port works fine,
even I am able to build my own multiple applications.
Compared to Linux port security, the cont
Unfortunately I don't have expertise with Contiki (I've mentioned it as
example).
I'm trying to port iotivity on openthread.
BTW If someone is looking or working on iotivity over thread it would be
good to collaborate.
Thanks.
On Tue, Oct 24, 2017 at 6:38 PM, Maloor, Kishen
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> T
Hi,
Thanks for pointing this out. The error was introduced
very recently in a different change. It has now been
fixed.
By the way, the Contiki port hasn’t been tested much, so
if you have expertise with Contiki and requisite hardware
to test, your feedback would be very welcome.
-
Kishen Maloor
