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Content preview: Hi everybody, I'm new to this mailing list. I'm working on
a TinyOS project about probabilistic broadcasting in a wireless sensor
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I'm going to do some simulations with TOSSIM for plotting some graphs. [...]
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Hi everybody,
I'm new to this mailing list. I'm working on a TinyOS project about
probabilistic broadcasting in a wireless sensor network. I'm going to do
some simulations with TOSSIM for plotting some graphs.
I've a doubt about the AMReceiverC component. I understood that, when a
packet arrives, the function "receive" in my code will be called.
What happen if two packets arrive at the same time, or a new packet arrives
when I'm still executing the "receive" function for the previous packet??
Another problem: before relying a packet to my neighbors, I would like to
let my nodes wait for a random time, in order to reduce the probability of a
collision. If I do this using a TimerMilliC component, there will be a
period of time during which If a new packet arrives, I will re-set the
timer, forgetting the previous packet... How can I wait for a while without
having this risk?
Thanks
Dymios
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