Gregory Nutt
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c217c663ae
6LoWPAN: Remove the option to disable fragmentation support. Two reasons: (1) First fragementation is always required becaues IPv6 requires an MTU of 1280 bytes. The is no application use case that can work without fragmentation support. And (2) it greatly reduces the complexity of the code.
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7 years ago |
Gregory Nutt
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88a87f8e3f
6LoWPAN: The original, Contiki-based design used only a single buffer for reassemblying larger packets. This could be a problem issue for hub configurations which really need the capability concurrently reassemble multiple incoming streams concurrently. These was also a design issue in that the reassembly buffer could be corrupted by outgoing packets. The design was extended to support multiple reassembly buffers, each associated with the reassembly tag and source address. This assures that there can be be no corruption of the reassembly once it has started.
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7 years ago |
Gregory Nutt
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cfea8adacb
L should be capitalized in 6LoWPAN
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7 years ago |
Gregory Nutt
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2e48af78e7
6loWPAN: Repartition some logic
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7 years ago |
Gregory Nutt
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25496936cc
6loWPAN: Add dummy files to handle 6loWPAN formmatted input and output packets.
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7 years ago |
Gregory Nutt
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f32fe172d4
6loWPAN: Add HC06 initialization
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7 years ago |
Gregory Nutt
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898b769910
6loWPAN: Add framework for initialization; move globals into a separate file.
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7 years ago |