Hi, You may start reviewing the tutorials to understand how to make a state machine in the motes, using timers, communications and so on.
Cheers! Sergio On Wed, Feb 1, 2012 at 12:11 AM, Ali Daylamani <[email protected]>wrote: > dear friends****** > can any body help me to write this application?**** > I have to write a programm in nesc that will be run on some nodes and > create a MIS (Maximal Independent set )**** > To formally define the rules the following predicates defined for each > node v are needed**** > * * > *inNeighbor**(v)*≡∃*w *∈ *N(v)*: *w.**state *= IN.**** > *waitNeighborWithLowerId**(v)*≡∃*w *∈ *N(v)*:**** > *w.state*= WAIT ∧ *w.**id **<v.**id*.**** > *inNeighborWithLowerId**(v)*≡∃*w *∈ *N(v)*:**** > *w.state*= IN ∧ *w.**id **<v.**id*.**** > > > > **** > The self-stabilizing algorithm *A*MIS uses the following four rules:**** > 1. **** > *state *= OUT∧・ﾊ*inNeighbor**(v)*→*state *:= WAIT.**** > 2. **** > *state *= WAIT ∧ *inNeighbor**(v)*→*state *:= OUT.**** > 3. **** > *state *= WAIT ∧ ・ﾊ*inNeighbor**(v) *∧**** > ¬ wait*NeighborWithLowerId**(v)*→*state *:= IN.**** > 4. **** > *state *= IN ∧ *inNeighbor**(v)*→*state *:= OUT.**** > > _______________________________________________ > Tinyos-help mailing list > [email protected] > https://www.millennium.berkeley.edu/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tinyos-help >
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