The way the FCS was handled previously was based on assumptions (Like
the `mLength` field of `RadioPacket` didn't include a CRC) that were incorrect.
This change fixes that issue and also simplifies how the protocol handles the
FCS bytes for `PROP_STREAM_RAW`.
This commit addresses #808.
Adds support for routerselectionjitter, routerdowngradethreshold, and masterkey to fixe the slew of ncp-sim failures from recent thread-cert test updates. Also added missing otInstance parameter to the new APIs..
Added otInstance to new APIs.
Elaborated on introduction section. Added explanation of how
properties are intended to work. Minor fixes to test vectors.
Move glossary to the end of the document. Fixed several
spelling errors. Also added placeholder section for security
considerations.
This commit refines the documentation of the Spinel NCP protocol. What
was previously a single markdown-based document has now been broken
into multiple files which can be edited independently. These files can
then be compiled into a final document in either XML, HTML, or
plaintext formats. The [`mmark`](https://github.com/miekg/mmark) tool is
used for compiling the source documentation into a single XML file and
[`xml2rfc`](https://xml2rfc.tools.ietf.org/) is used to convert from
the XML to the final desired format.
Note that the building of the protocol documents is handled
independently from the normal OpenThread build. The spinel protocol
document source files are intentionally excluded from the build
system, since there is no value in including them. Copies of the final
compiled documents are included to ensure that they are distributed
with any release archives.
This commit is focused on introducing this new strucutre to the protocol
document. The document itself is a work in progress and may contain
errors or require revisions, hence the `draft-` prefix in the filenames.
This commit is related to issue #492, "☂ Spinel NCP Protocol
Standardization".
* travis: Do a `make distcheck` instead of just `make check`
Doing a `make distcheck` instead of just a `make check` ensures that
the build system is sane and that the results from `make dist` have
everything needed.
* build-system: Fixes for `make distcheck`
This commit fixes the `distcheck` target by addressing the following
issues:
* Repaired ability to perform builds when the build directory is not
the source directory.
* Addressed an issue with the tarball name that occurs the very
first time `make` is run.
Robert Quattlebaum