It's possible that you could use stdio functions in a simulated program,
but you are trying to make a micaz executable, and there isn't any support
for such in the embedded code.
If you build for the simulator, you could try putting "include <stdio.h>"
in your source file to take care of the fopen() declaration, but I'm
not sure that it will actually link and execute.
MS
DAE HEE KIM wrote:
Hello.
I am using Micaz, TinyOS 2.0.2, Mib510(or Mib520).
I want to open and read data from file. For this reason, I used fopen().
However,
When I tried to do "make micaz", It complains " implicit declaration of
function `fopen' "
Can I use fopen() or open() for TinyOS Testbed ?
Thanks.
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