On 5/3/06, Matt Welsh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > have a lean 'serial daemon' that interfaces to the serial port and
> > could
> > be (ideally) readily ported across many platforms; then the Java tools
> > only need to understand how to talk to the daemon over a socket.
>
> I agree, that would be a useful tool.
Indeed. Does the C-based SF work on TinyOS 2.x?
support/sdk/c now has a reasonably complete mini-sdk for C, for 2.x:
- a serial forwarder (sf.c)
- a serial packet reader/writer (serialsource.[ch])
- a serial forwarder packet reader/writer (sfsource.[ch])
- mig support (see yesterday's message to tinyos-devel, nescc-devel),
and the message.[ch] files + the example in prettylisten.c
- ncg support
(the mig/ncg stuff will work for 1.x too)
I'm not 100% sure that porting serialsource.c is significantly easier
than porting the toscomm stuff, but it does give a lighter-weight
environment....
David Gay
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