PLease send messages to the help list, not me directly... In this case it is true, once receive returns a message buffer it should be considered to not exist any more, and send takes a while to do it's magic...
As to the difference between T1 and T2, either nothing or everything depending on the scale you are interested in...I don't use T2 so I can't really comment. MS Akashdeep Sodhi wrote: > Hi can you please tell is this true for receive function > > Receive a packet buffer, returning a buffer for the signaling > * component to use for the next reception. The return value > * can be the same as <tt>msg</tt>, as long as the handling > * component copies out the data it needs. > * > * <b>Note</b> that misuse of this interface is one of the most > * common bugs in TinyOS code. For example, if a component both calls a > * send on the passed message and returns it, then it is possible > * the buffer will be reused before the send occurs, overwriting > * the component's data. This would cause the mote to possibly > * instead send a packet it most recently received. > > because am using both components in the receive function for forwarding > my payload in the network > -- > Regards > Akashdeep Singh Sodhi > > _______________________________________________ Tinyos-help mailing list [email protected] https://www.millennium.berkeley.edu/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tinyos-help
