On Jan 14, 2007, at 1:14 PM, Michael Schippling wrote:
I just looked at the mica2 code and I think was wrong: Only TOS_Msg.length bytes of payload are transmitted. There's a bunch of swapping around of lengths but it looks like the Msg.length is used to xmit only that number of bytes. So, even if you have a large TOSH_DATA_LENGTH you don't loose bandwidth when sending small payloads.
This is correct; the last TinyOS version that transmitted fixed-size payloads was the pre-nesC implementation of the mica radio stack.
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