- support draft-ietf-6tisch-6top-protocol-03
- maintain a sequence number per neighbor
- rename variables and constants
- reconsider file structure and file names
- make sf-simple part of example
- update sixtop/README.md
- add regression-tests for 6tisch
- apply C-DAC copyright notice
- bugfix + cleanup
This patch changes the behaviors of frame802154_has_panid() for frames
of frame version 0b10 so that it complies with the PAN ID Field Handling
specification in IEEE 802.15.4-2015. For the other frame versions, 0b00
and 0b01, no change is made in frame802154_has_panid().
For more information, please refer to:
https://github.com/contiki-os/contiki/pull/1914/
Up till now we have been installing arm-gcc using apt from the team-gcc-arm-embedded ppa.
As discussed in #1453 and implemented in #1504, we have decided to lock travis to use the specific version of the toolchain that is documented in the READMEs of relevant platforms. However, the PPA no longer hosts this version, apt fails to install arm-gcc and as a result the job fails too.
This commit changes the travis job to wget an installation tarball for the desired version, instead of trying to install via apt.
Make Travis CI use the GNU ARM Embedded toolchain version specified by
the READMEs, instead of automatically using the latest version provided
by the PPA. In this way, the READMEs will still be correct after a PPA
upgrade, and the version used by Contiki is under control.
Signed-off-by: Benoît Thébaudeau <benoit.thebaudeau.dev@gmail.com>
Up to now we were using the LibreOffice 4.3 ppa (ppa:libreoffice/libreoffice-4-4) to install doxygen. The LibreOffice Packaging team appear to have removed this ppa, resulting in our doxygen build failing.
This changes the ppa we use to LibreOffice 4.4.x.
It makes sense to test cc2538dk with the toolchain recommended in the README (GNU Tools for ARM Embedded Processors) rather than the one which was being used two years ago (Sourcery G++ Lite)
This helps reduce the chance of a build failure due to transient
download error. This also switches to consistent use of wget
throughout, which reports download errors more cleanly in the travis
build logs.
Besides general whitespace and quoting cleanup, commands that test
variables were changed from:
[ $B = a ] && command || true
to
if [ $B = a ] ; then command ; fi
This form correctly returns the exit code of "command".
For travis tests, we host pre-built bundles of the arm-gcc and sdcc
toolchains on github, and we download them with curl
Apparently, the URL for those bundles has been changed and the
HTTP response is a 301 redirect. curl doesn't follow it
We change .travis.yml to pull the bundles form the new location
