According to the "nesC 1.3 Language Reference Manual" instance parameters are also possible for bare commands or events (see section 5.4, page 10). However, when I create a module with "provides command void testMe[uint8_t]();" nesC 1.3.4 complains about this line: "variables and functions cannot be declared in component specifications". It complains fine when I remove the instance parameters (or course also in the implementation of the command/event).
So, either nesC is wrong or the documentation...
Ups, last sentence of first paragraph should start with "It compiles fine..." :)
Confirmed...
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