I'm compiling out of contrib now, and it seemed to work -- even a
functional test loaded to flash on a mote. But I don't understand how
the includes are working in the .platform file.
Here is some of the one I copied from telosb and added to:
# Includes that should take precedence come first. Platforms come before
# chips because they may override files (first file found is the one).
These must be specified as
# @includes instead of -I's to @opts, otherwise the %T won't be processed
# by ncc. the %T gets expanded to the full location of tinyos-2.x/tos,
using the TOS2DIR
# environment variable.
push( @includes, qw(
%T/platforms/ecosens1
%T/platforms/ecosens1/chips/stm25p
%T/platforms/ecosens1/chips/cc2420
%T/chips/cc2420
%T/chips/cc2420/alarm
%T/chips/cc2420/control
%T/chips/cc2420/csma
%T/chips/cc2420/interfaces
.
.
chopped off
====
Is %T replaced with /opt/tinyos-2.x/tos ? If so, none of my platform
chips dirs were found...by this list at least. So how did it work?
Without the Hpl files about MSP430 and CC2420? I doubt it.
So how did it work? From the ecosens1.target file? That has a line:
$(call TOSMake_include_platform,msp)
Does the .platform list need to have paths to contrib dir defined by
you? I think so...
John Griessen
--
Ecosensory
tinyOS devel on: ubuntu Linux; tinyOS v2.0.2; telosb ecosens1
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