I have already been compiling using arm-linux-gcc. I thought of replacing
gcc with it in the Makefile, but couldn't find any reference to gcc in the
Makefile.
As for the extra byte, I understand how to remove it. I'm just not sure if
it's actually there any more....
Why doesn't it show up in my output, unless it's "D".
Regards,
Kurt
----Original Message Follows----
From: Jeongyeup Paek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: KURT PETERS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
CC: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Tinyos-help] Making heads or tails of TEPs113, 111, and
actualcode
Date: Sun, 11 Nov 2007 11:23:33 -0800
ARM... for stargate.
download arm-linux-gcc package
and substitute gcc with arm-linux-gcc in the Makefile.
Oh... that one byte... 00
Yes... it seems that that one byte does come to sflisten.
Look at prettylisten.c to see how to strip that one byte.
Thanks
- jpaek
KURT PETERS wrote:
OK, any hints on how you modified the makefile in the C SDK to compile for
the ARM in the stargate?
Also, following along with my other thoughts:
is the statement in TEP113 para. 3.4: "SerialDispatcherC places a
one-byte header, the packet format identifier, on the packets sent and
received through SerialP." no longer accurate, since the type's now
contained in AMPacket.type? I didn't notice this preceding value in my raw
output, unless it's the:
"D = Packet format dispatch byte: SerialDispatcherC". Lesson 4 can't
possibly be right unless the java code adds that preceding 00 and strips P
& D???????. Of course, I don't know since I'm running the stargate and
can't really do that lesson.
Also, perhaps the title of 3.6 should be "frame format" or "protocol
format" if it's truly "frame stuff".
Regards,
Kurt
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