Hi Romain, I was getting errors with "ConverterM" module saying that AMSend already has been previously defined but I was able to fix that by commenting out the "Loopback" code from MHBaseStation application and it compiled correctly. I am now able to install MHBaseStation on node1 and tymaluate application on node 2,3,4. I wanted to ask how can I start the "Windows.java" or the tymaluate java application (the screenshot/window on Page 84 of your thesis). In Oscilloscope there is a ./run command issued on command line which starts a window, I went on to see that it needs an executable file which in case of Oscilloscope is available. Can you tell me the command to be issued to start the Window.java in tymaluate application.
I am still getting errors while compiling Tymo in TOSSIM. I am using Cygwin and T-2.0.2. If anyone else has an idea about this error, please suggest: The error says that "am_addr_t" has a conflicting types for "addr_t" as at /usr/cygwin/include/types.h , where I saw it is defined as typedef char *addr_t; whereas in "routing.h" situated at /tos/lib/net/tymo/ ... it is defined as typedef am_addr_t addr_t; It should have given an error while building the application as well, why is it giving this error only while compiling to TOSSIM. Cheers, Varun Jain Spiderbox Pty. Ltd. -----Original Message----- From: Romain Thouvenin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, June 16, 2008 2:43 AM To: Varun Jain Subject: Re: Tymo warnings and TOSSIM errors Hello Varun, Sorry for the late response, I have been quite busy these days... On Wed, Jun 11, 2008 at 4:04 AM, Varun Jain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Romain, > I have still not been able to figure out to get around the error with > TOSSIM while I am building "TestTymo". On the other hand, I have been > able to install my boards with different TOS_NODE_ID,,, so I tried the > TestTymo application by installing one board with ID=1 (ORIGIN) and the > other board with ID=3 (TARGET) but nothing was happening on the LEDS, as > the TOSSIM is not working so I cannot even debug it and see whats the > problem. Hard to say (I don't have motes to test), but I'll give a look at the code ASAP to see if something could be wrong and let you know. > > I tried downloading Tymo from SourceForge but when I downloaded, I just > got the /tos/ folder which I already downloaded from TinyOS repository. > It would be great if you can mail me the zip file of the tymo/apps > folder. I am trying to understand what you have tried to do, is your > THESIS a good explanation of your test files or what you are trying to > achieve with different test applications you have in the tests-dymo > folder. Yes the thesis is a good summary of what I tried to do (or let me know if it is not :)), look at section 6.3. I need to access another computer to send you the apps code, and I'll do it, but you can also check out the code from sourceforge with svn if you prefer: svn co https://tymo.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/tymo/src/apps tymoapps > > Though, it would be great if you can tell me the following: Once I have > 4 boards, can you tell me what part of your applications I should use to > setup a simple multihop network with one BaseStation and three remote > nodes located at various distances. Should I install one mote with > BaseStation as given in tymo/apps/MHBaseStation and all the other with > one of your /tymo/apps/test-dymo application?? INITIALLY, I am just > trying to set up this 4 node network to establish that multihop networks > are a reality :) To redo the experiences I have done, install the MHBaseStation on the node connected to the computer, and install the tymaluateappc application on the other nodes. It actually is a configuration that just gathers SenseC and MonitorC, a basic light sensing application and an application to monitor what's going on in dymo from the PC. The java main is located in Window.java. > > I am new to Java so it will take time to understand it but I would > really like to use tremendous work done by you. Don't hesitate to ask more questions, I'll try to be quicker :) Cheers, Romain _______________________________________________ Tinyos-help mailing list [email protected] https://www.millennium.berkeley.edu/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tinyos-help
