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Using build.sh script

1. Using build.sh script to create executable application

In order to simplify the compile process, SnowFort has a script to run all the compiling commands automatically. This example will help you to get familiar with this script.

  • Go to the directory /home/user/snowfort/snowfort_example in the Terminal

  • The file build.sh runs as follows:

      $ sudo ./build.sh <action> <usb id> <file name> <sensor id>

  • Action is the command you want to use.

  • File name is the source file that you want to compile. You should not include its attributes. For example, to compile ABC.c, the file name is "ABC", not "ABC.c".

  • The sensor id has to be larger than 0.

  • Usb id refers to the USB port number. The first mote connected with the USB is 1 and the second mote connected with the USB is 2, etc...

  • To clean all the compiled files, use:

      $ sudo ./build.sh clean

  • To compile a file and upload this file to the mote, type:

      $ sudo ./build.sh make <usb id> <file name> <sensor id>

E.g.:

sudo ./build.sh make 1 helloWorld 1

  • For MSP simulation application, use:

      sudo ./build.sh test <usb id> <file name> <sensor id>

  • For logging into target, use:

      sudo ./build.sh login <usb id>