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Content preview: Hello, all. I'm having some problems on wiring
components.Picture
this as an example: I created an interface, say "A", with a function
print().Then,
I created a module, say "AMod", which provides that interface "A" and
therefore
it implements that print function. Since this is something that I'm trying
to add to TinyOS, I copied the interface to tos/interfaces and the module
to tos/system (more specifically, I'm trying to add cryptographic modes -
CBC, CFB, etc. - to AES algorithm implemented by Sylvain on crypto package
living on TinyOS repository). Ok. Now, I made an app (let's call it App)
which uses interface "A" and it will call "A".print(). I also created a
configuration
file to that app which wires "App"."A" -> "AMod". All good, things work out
and that's just great. Then, I wanted to add a "new layer": so now, instead
of having my app calling "A".print() I want it to call "B".print2(), being
"B" a new interface that I will create and will copy to tos/interfaces
aswell.Along
with that new interface, I will also create a new module, say "BMod", that
will provide "B" and therefore will implement that B.print2() function. But
the code of print2() would be something like: command void B.print2() { call
A.print();} So my "BMod" would have to use "A". This took me to create a
new configuration file having something like: configuration {}implementation
{ components BMod, AMod; BMod.A -> AMod;} Unfortunately, this must be wrong,
since I got the same error for the last 4 or 5 hours: In component BMod:In
function B.print2:A.print is not connected. But I just can't get it. Why
isn't it connected? I thought my configuration file was connecting them. Any
ideas? Sorry for the long explanation, but I wanted to give you full details.
Kind regards,Pedro Nunes Hotmail: Correio Electrónico Poderoso e Gratuito
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Hello, all.
I'm having some problems on wiring components.Picture this as an example:
I created an interface, say "A", with a function print().Then, I created a
module, say "AMod", which provides that interface "A" and therefore it
implements that print function.
Since this is something that I'm trying to add to TinyOS, I copied the
interface to tos/interfaces and the module to tos/system (more specifically,
I'm trying to add cryptographic modes - CBC, CFB, etc. - to AES algorithm
implemented by Sylvain on crypto package living on TinyOS repository).
Ok. Now, I made an app (let's call it App) which uses interface "A" and it will
call "A".print(). I also created a configuration file to that app which wires
"App"."A" -> "AMod".
All good, things work out and that's just great.
Then, I wanted to add a "new layer": so now, instead of having my app calling
"A".print() I want it to call "B".print2(), being "B" a new interface that I
will create and will copy to tos/interfaces aswell.Along with that new
interface, I will also create a new module, say "BMod", that will provide "B"
and therefore will implement that B.print2() function.
But the code of print2() would be something like:
command void B.print2() { call A.print();}
So my "BMod" would have to use "A".
This took me to create a new configuration file having something like:
configuration {}implementation { components BMod, AMod;
BMod.A -> AMod;}
Unfortunately, this must be wrong, since I got the same error for the last 4 or
5 hours:
In component BMod:In function B.print2:A.print is not connected.
But I just can't get it. Why isn't it connected? I thought my configuration
file was connecting them.
Any ideas? Sorry for the long explanation, but I wanted to give you full
details.
Kind regards,Pedro Nunes
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Hotmail: Correio Electrónico Poderoso e Gratuito com segurança Microsoft.
https://signup.live.com/signup.aspx?id=60969
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