[Tinyos-2-commits] CVS: tinyos-2.x/doc/txt tep103.txt, 1.1.2.2, 1.1.2.3

[David Gay]

Update of /cvsroot/tinyos/tinyos-2.x/doc/txt
In directory sc8-pr-cvs10.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv29769

Modified Files:
      Tag: tinyos-2_0_devel-BRANCH
	tep103.txt 
Log Message:
rst2html fixes


Index: tep103.txt
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*** tep103.txt	14 Feb 2006 19:32:23 -0000	1.1.2.2
--- tep103.txt	22 May 2006 17:22:43 -0000	1.1.2.3
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*** 170,175 ****
  c. Atmel AT45DB:
  
!    interface {
  
       command void write(at45page_t page, at45pageoffset_t offset,
                          void *PASS data, at45pageoffset_t n);
--- 170,176 ----
  c. Atmel AT45DB:
  
! ::
  
+    interface {
       command void write(at45page_t page, at45pageoffset_t offset,
                          void *PASS data, at45pageoffset_t n);
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*** 198,202 ****
     }
  
! d. Intel Strataflash (should extend to other memory-mapped NOR flashes)::
  
     interface { /* In flux until higher level stuff written */
--- 199,205 ----
     }
  
! d. Intel Strataflash (should extend to other memory-mapped NOR flashes):
! 
! ::
  
     interface { /* In flux until higher level stuff written */
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     }
  
! e. STMicroelectronics M25P::
  
     interface {
--- 218,224 ----
     }
  
! e. STMicroelectronics M25P:
! 
! ::
  
     interface {
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*** 247,262 ****
     The volume table MUST be specified by an xml file that is placed in
     the application's directory (where one types 'make'). The xml file
!    specifies the allocation as follows:
  
!    <volume_table>
!      <volume name="DELUGE0" size="65536" />
!      <volume name="CONFIGLOG" size="65536" />
!      <volume name="DATALOG" size="131072" />
!      <volume name="GOLDENIMAGE" size="65536" base="983040" />
!    </volume_table>
  
     The name and size parameters are required, while base is
     optional. The name is a string containing one or more characters in
!    [a-zA-Z0-9_], while size and base are in bytes. Each storage chip
     MUST provide a compile-time tool that translates the allocation
     specification to chip-specific nesc code. There is no constraint on
--- 252,267 ----
     The volume table MUST be specified by an xml file that is placed in
     the application's directory (where one types 'make'). The xml file
!    specifies the allocation as follows: ::
  
!      <volume_table>
!        <volume name="DELUGE0" size="65536" />
!        <volume name="CONFIGLOG" size="65536" />
!        <volume name="DATALOG" size="131072" />
!        <volume name="GOLDENIMAGE" size="65536" base="983040" />
!      </volume_table>
  
     The name and size parameters are required, while base is
     optional. The name is a string containing one or more characters in
!    [a-zA-Z0-9\_], while size and base are in bytes. Each storage chip
     MUST provide a compile-time tool that translates the allocation
     specification to chip-specific nesc code. There is no constraint on
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*** 270,274 ****
     at compile time.
  
!    The compile-time tool MUST prepend 'VOLUME_' to each volume name in
     the xml file and '#define' each resulting name to map to a unique
     integer. To use the volume, the client passes the macro to the
--- 275,279 ----
     at compile time.
  
!    The compile-time tool MUST prepend 'VOLUME\_' to each volume name in
     the xml file and '#define' each resulting name to map to a unique
     integer. To use the volume, the client passes the macro to the
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*** 280,284 ****
     compile-time error since the string will be undefined.
  
! d. Large objects::
  
     interface BlockWrite {
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     compile-time error since the string will be undefined.
  
! d. Large objects:
! 
! ::
  
     interface BlockWrite {
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*** 307,311 ****
     }
  
! e. Large sequential objects::
  
     interface LogWrite {
--- 314,320 ----
     }
  
! e. Large sequential objects:
! 
! ::
  
     interface LogWrite {
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*** 335,339 ****
     instances of the LogData, LogRead interfaces.
  
! f. Small objects::
  
     interface ConfigStorage {
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     instances of the LogData, LogRead interfaces.
  
! f. Small objects:
! 
! ::
  
     interface ConfigStorage {