I have installed the NanoStack to my FC8 PC. My probelm is Can I develop a prototype app that will talk to NanoStack, since I don't have a Dev Kit, Can I intercept or write a kernal module that will act as a H/W and return the call.
Since it's for my MSc project, I will have to prove that my app uses the 802.15.4 protocol.
Can some one give me a starting point.
Ganesh
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The best solution for you to run this in an emulator, would be to actually run a PC port of FreeRTOS and NanoStack directly. A PC port exists for FreeRTOS. Then you just need to write dummy drivers for NanoStack which abstract the HW away. Regarding 802.15.4, that is a little more difficult as you need some HW. Any way you can access SPI on the FC8 so that you could connect a real radio module?
- Zach
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Hi,
Thanx Zach for the previous post's reply,
I have installed the NanoStack to my FC8 PC. My probelm is Can I develop a prototype app that will talk to NanoStack, since I don't have a Dev Kit, Can I intercept or write a kernal module that will act as a H/W and return the call.
Since it's for my MSc project, I will have to prove that my app uses the 802.15.4 protocol.
Can some one give me a starting point.
Ganesh
Hi Ganesh,
The best solution for you to run this in an emulator, would be to actually run a PC port of FreeRTOS and NanoStack directly. A PC port exists for FreeRTOS. Then you just need to write dummy drivers for NanoStack which abstract the HW away. Regarding 802.15.4, that is a little more difficult as you need some HW. Any way you can access SPI on the FC8 so that you could connect a real radio module?
- Zach