[Tinyos-2-commits] CVS: tinyos-2.x/doc/txt tep113.txt,1.7,1.8

[Ben Greenstein]

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    }
  
! It also provides interfaces for configuring the serial port. *NOTE:
! These are not codified yet, and so working out the UART HIL seems like
! a good idea.*
  
  
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    }
  
! It may provide additional interfaces for configuring the serial
! port. This TEP does not consider this topic.
  
  
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  Upon receiving an interframe delimiter and a new frame's header,
  SerialP signals the upper layer indicating that a packet is
! arriving. For each byte received, SerialP signals byteReceived(). (Note:
! SerialP signals on byte k-2 when byte k arrives, because the
! implementation precludes it from knowing when it has encountered the
! 2-byte CRC in the frame footer until after it has received it. Lagging
! behind by two bytes makes it possible to hide all frame details from
! the upper layer.) Once SerialP receives the complete frame it signals
! endPacket with a value of SUCCESS. If instead it loses sync during
! reception it signals endPacket with FAIL.
  
  SerialP acknowledges frames it receives. Acknowledgements have a
--- 267,274 ----
  Upon receiving an interframe delimiter and a new frame's header,
  SerialP signals the upper layer indicating that a packet is
! arriving. For each byte received, SerialP signals byteReceived().
! Once SerialP receives the complete frame it signals endPacket with a
! value of SUCCESS. If instead it loses sync during reception it signals
! endPacket with FAIL.
  
  SerialP acknowledges frames it receives. Acknowledgements have a