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SimpliciTI

syed moulana
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Hi

in SimpliciTI Developers Notes.pdf ,   I could not clearly understand the sentence saying that

'SimpliciTI does not support links between two applications on the same platform'.

For me it is difficult to understand the meaning of the words 'application' and 'platform' here.

Please give me an real world example.

Sorry for this novice question.

Thanks

Syed 

 

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    TI__Genius 14940 points

    No need to apologize for the question, we are glad to have you a part of the community..  The forum is for all levels of developers and is intended to provide access to experts by both novices and experts alike.

    In SimpliciTI, the term platform refers to the hardware (i.e. the radio device and board it is on) itself.  The application is the code running on the platform and there can be several applications.

    For example, I could have one platform running several applications, one application managing the platform overall and a few others managing specific sensors or outputs.

    With regard to your specific question, the SimpliciTI stack does not support generating links between two applications running on the same platform, you must manage this communication yourself.  Many communication stacks allow such local links to be established as it provides a consistent interface to communicate between applications whether or not those other applications reside on the same or a remote platform.

    To keep the size of the SimpliciTI stack small, such abstraction was not included.

    Jim Noxon