This commit adds support to get history-bitmap value from
jam-detection module. It also adds a corresponding spinel property
and a get handler for the new property in `NcpBase`.
The history bitmap provides information about current state of jamming
detection module for monitoring/debugging purpose. It returns a 64-bit
value where each bit corresponds to one second interval starting with
bit 0 for the most recent interval and bit 63 for the oldest intervals
(63 sec earlier). The bit is set to 1 if the jamming detection module
observed/detected high signal level during the corresponding one second
interval.
This commit contains the following changes:
- Introducing `JamDetector` class as the core of signal jamming
detection.
- Adding new OpenThread APIs related to jamming detection.
- Adding support in `NcpBase` for jamming detection spinel
properties.
* Fix scanning behavior with default channel. Change logic around otPlatRadioGetTransmitBuffer so that the buffer becomes the property of OT post call. The MAC will keep a pointer to the tx buffer and pass it into otPlatRadioTransmit. This change should make the notion of retrying the transmit operation with the same buffer more intuitive.
This commit contains the following:
- APIs/typedefs in `ncp.h` to define handlers and callbacks
for a generic alternate (legacy) network stack
- Support in `NcpBase` for parsing and handling of legacy network
related commands/signals
- New legacy network related spinel properties
- Build feature "enable-legacy" to enable/disable this feature
* Add Coap Resources ACTIVE_GET and PENDING_GET to all devices
* Add 'address' parameter to dataset mgmtgetcommand CLI
* Use the specified destination address when sending MGMT_ACTIVR_GET.req and
MGMT_PENDING_GET.req, default to use Leader ALOC if the destination is not specified
* THCI update to take the destination address as a parameter in mgmtget API
* add 'factoryreset' cli to delete all stored settings and then reset
* use 'factoryreset' in THCI reset API to ensure that there is no pre-settings in DUT before running any test
This is the first of the Windows implementation code that will be merged. This is only the driver code.
Also note the updates to the appveyor configuration. It now builds, installs and queries the status of driver directly on the build machine. Then it builds an 'artifact' which is essentially the binaries packaged up.
* Store active dataset and pending dataset in non-volatile memory.
* Retrieve active dataset and pending dataset from non-volatile memory after each reboot.
* Leader will generate the active dataset if it is not initialized.
* Clear pending dataset after it replaces active dataset.
* Create different pseudo flash files for posix nodes.
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.
This change is attempting to address two issues:
1. Returning `kThreadError_Busy`, when `kThreadError_Already`,
`kThreadError_InvalidState`, or even the lazy
`kThreadError_Failed` would be more-appropriate/less-misleading.
2. Setters returning an error when the value to be changed is already
set to the requested value.
Number one hurts debuggability. Number two makes the code more fragile.
The cases where both intersect can be maddening.
This change replaces cases inappropriately returning
`kThreadError_Busy` with a better, more specific error code. It also
makes some "setter" functions (Including `otInterfaceUp()` and
`otThreadStart()`) return success if the value is already set.
Jonathan Hui