Another way to do it is to download the TinyOS plugin for Eclipse from here:
http://www.dcg.ethz.ch/~rschuler/
It draws component diagrams as well and allows you to break down the
components further to see how they are wired up internally.
Simon
Michael Schippling wrote:
I don't know what that diagram looks like, but, assuming you have
GraphViz setup as it should be, you can do "make <platform> docs"
in any app directory and get a picture-to-puzzle-over like this:
http://www.etantdonnes.com/Motes/contrib.xbow.apps.Robot.Robot.nc.if.gif
In a fit of data hiding frenzy the output of the docs is put in:
../..doc/nesdoc/<platform>
MS
Bernd-Christian Renner wrote:
Hello list,
I would like to draw a Wiring/Configuration Diagram for a TinyOS
application
and would be glad if somebody could tell me how I could do that. What
I mean
is something like the graph in "The nesC Language: A holistic
approach to
networked embedded sytems", page 5, figure 6.
Thanks in advance
Christian
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