[Tinyos-2-commits] CVS: tinyos-2.x/doc/txt tep106.txt, 1.1.2.6, 1.1.2.7 tep107.txt, 1.1.2.8, 1.1.2.9

[Phil Levis]

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	tep106.txt tep107.txt 
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Index: tep106.txt
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! Tasks in TinyOS are a form of deferred procedure call (DPC)[1]_, which
  enable a program to defer a computation or operation until a later
  time. TinyOS tasks run to completion and do not pre-empt one
  another.  These two constraints mean that code called from tasks
  runs synchonously with respect to other tasks. Put another way, tasks
! are atomic with respect to other tasks[2]_.
  
  In TinyOS 1.x, the nesC language supports tasks through two
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! Tasks in TinyOS are a form of deferred procedure call (DPC) [1]_, which
  enable a program to defer a computation or operation until a later
  time. TinyOS tasks run to completion and do not pre-empt one
  another.  These two constraints mean that code called from tasks
  runs synchonously with respect to other tasks. Put another way, tasks
! are atomic with respect to other tasks [2]_.
  
  In TinyOS 1.x, the nesC language supports tasks through two
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  that task's TaskBasic.runTask() event has been signaled. The 
  McuSleep interface is used for microcontroller power management;
! its workings are explained in TEP 112[3]_.
  
  A scheduler MUST provide the Scheduler interface. 
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  that task's TaskBasic.runTask() event has been signaled. The 
  McuSleep interface is used for microcontroller power management;
! its workings are explained in TEP 112 [3]_.
  
  A scheduler MUST provide the Scheduler interface. 
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! | phone - +1 510 290 5283
! | email - pal at cs.berkeley.edu
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  | Cory Sharp
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  | Philip Levis
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! | phone - +1 650 725 9046 
! | email - pal at cs.stanford.edu
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  | Cory Sharp

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  The Scheduler interface is for initializing and controlling task
! execution. It is detailed in TEP 106[tep106].
  
  The Boot interface has a single event, booted(), which the boot
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  The Scheduler interface is for initializing and controlling task
! execution. It is detailed in TEP 106 [1]_.
  
  The Boot interface has a single event, booted(), which the boot
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  components.
  
! Unless part of a hardware abstraction architecture (HAA)[tep2]_, the
  Init.init() command MUST NOT assume that other components have been
  initialized unless it has initialized them, and MUST NOT call any
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  components.
  
! Unless part of a hardware abstraction architecture (HAA) [2]_, the
  Init.init() command MUST NOT assume that other components have been
  initialized unless it has initialized them, and MUST NOT call any
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! .. [tep2] TEP 2: Hardware Abstraction Architecture. Vladi Handziski, Joseph Polastre, Jan-Hinrich Hauer, Cory Sharp. Adam Wolisz and David Culler.
   
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! .. [1] TEP 106: Schedulers and Tasks.
! 
! .. [2] TEP 2: Hardware Abstraction Architecture.