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Author(s): Levis, Philip
License: Some Restrictions (includes GNU)
Type: Book
Format: PDF
Price: free
URL: http://csl.stanford.edu/ ~pal/ pubs/ tinyos-programming.pdf
Limitations: The preface states: "While it goes into greater depth than the tutorials, there are several topics that are outside its scope, such as the structure and implementation of radio stacks or existing TinyOS libraries. It focuses on how to write nesC code, and explains the concepts and reasons behind many of the nesC and TinyOS design decisions. If you are interested in a brief introduction to TinyOS programming, then you should probably start with the tutorials, and if youre interested in details on particular TinyOS subsystems you should probably consult TEPs. Both of these can be found in the doc/html directory of a TinyOS distribution."
ReviewText: Table of Content entries include:

• Programming Hints
• Linking and Namespaces
• Interfaces and Modules
• Configurations and Wiring
• Parameterized Wiring
• Generic Components
• Design Patterns

Keywords: sensors , wireless , networking , TinyOS , embedded OS , Wireless sensor networks , WSNs , OS
Submitter: EE HomePage Editorial Staff
Affiliation: None
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