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Bleeding edge development version of the mDot library. This version of the library is not guaranteed to be stable or well tested and should not be used in production or deployment scenarios.
Dependents: mDot_LoRa_CLASS_C_P2P
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Warning
Using libmDot 2.0.3 and above with an existing application may require a change in the MacEvent handler!
Compile applications with mbed v121 and mbed-rtos v116 libraries.
In AT Command Firmware remove line 803.
CommandTerminal/CommandTerminal.cpp
delete[] info->RxBuffer;
Likewise, if your application is handling events from the library asynchronously.
Diff: README.txt
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--- a/README.txt Thu Mar 10 14:25:17 2016 -0600 +++ b/README.txt Tue Mar 29 10:20:45 2016 -0500 @@ -6,19 +6,9 @@ License information can be found in the accompanying LICENSE file. -The mDot header has documentation for all the public functions that will be useful to consumers of -the library. - -The following source code provides an example application which configures the mDot, connects to a -MultiTech Conduit gateway with matching configuration, and sends data packets to the gateway. +The mDot header has documentation for all the public functions that will be useful to consumers of the library. -NOTE: All applications built using the mDot library must include mbed-src instead of mbed and must -have the "newboards" beta token enabled. This is to resolve a stack size issue that may be -encountered otherwise. A fix is on its way to the regular mbed library, but these extra steps are -required until then. To enable the "newboards" beta token, go to the page listed below, click -enable, and completely refresh your online compiler. - -https://developer.mbed.org/betamode/?pre=newboards +The following source code provides an example application which configures the mDot, connects to a MultiTech Conduit gateway with matching configuration, and sends data packets to the gateway. /************** SAMPLE CODE