I have a TinyOS application under development, where I want to mix
standard C modules with nesC files. One approach is to cut-and-paste
the C modules into a .nc file, combining everything manually or possibly
with the help of tools or include statements. I'd also have to add some
nesC preamble to the .nc file.
But, if possible, I'd rather change the build procedure so that I could
compile the C modules separately and have them pulled in during the link
phase, along with the monolithic app.c that the build process produces.
Is this feasible, and if so, what are the required steps?
By the way, the reason I want the C modules to retain their separate
identity is because I want to continue to use them in a Linux-based
application, without having two diverging code bases.
Thanks,
Ron
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