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RTOS/CC3200: Network Services library

Tomasz Kocon
Guru 26200 points
Part Number: CC3200
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC3120,

Tool/software: TI-RTOS

Hello, 

where to download NS version ns_1_40_00_01_eng?

  • 0
    Guru 39650 points
    Hi,

    Network Services layer is not available for CC3200 devices. This layer is available for CC3220/CC3120 and MSP432 devices. Current version in CC3220 SDK is 2_40_00_11.

    According _eng suffix it is a engineering versions and from this reason is not publicly available for download.

    Jan
  • 0 in reply to Hnz
    TI__Guru* 91206 points
    Tom -

    if I may jump in here - i was wondering why you are looking for that specifically - is it to solve a problem or recreate some issue?

    Jan is 100% correct that we would not have released an _eng version onto ti.com and that this is a concept that applies to the CC3120/CC3220 and above devices.

    I did some fairly deep searching and also could not find that exact version, either. Plus, the network services layer was moved about Dec. of 2017 to a different part of the SDK, so it would serve all platforms - at that time, the release notes (for the network services) said ==>

    The Network Services Modules are being “rebooted” to improve alignment across TI’s various networking stacks. As a result, NS 2.x is completely incompatible with NS 1.x releases, and there are currently gaps between the features available in NS 1.x and 2.x.

    We will be continuing to add features to NS 2.x, including HTTP clients and others, using the portable SlNetSock APIs so consistent APIs and features will be available across the family of TI devices.

    Since then - we are now up to version 2.40, from the Q32018 SDK release and this will be bumped again to v2.50 in about 11 days when we release the Q4 SimpleLink SDK .

    Please advise what the issue is, if you are actually using the CC3220 instead of the CC3200, which SDK you are operating from and how we may possibly further assist you.
  • 0 in reply to Hnz
    Guru 26200 points
    Jan,

    I have corrected my original tags.

    I have damaged some parts of my old repo.

    It seems to me that the fastest way for a recovery would be to rebuild azure_cc3220_1_00_00_10 product.
    According to some of azure_cc3220_1_00_00_10 defaults:
    ..\azure_cc3220_1_00_00_10\source\third_party\azure-iot-sdk-c\build_all\tirtos\products.mak
    the following NS product is needed to rebuild azure_cc3220_1_00_00_10:
    NS_INSTALL_DIR ?= C:/ti/ns_1_40_00_01_eng

    NS v2.x and NS 1.x are from different mothers and fathers.
    I can resolve my issues without ns_1_40_00_01_eng,
    however I would need some extra time to transfer my own extentions to the original Azure interface without
    a debugging access to my own modifications to the original specs and interfaces.

    Could you help to rebuild azure_cc3220_1_00_00_10 product?
  • 0 in reply to Tomasz Kocon
    Guru 39650 points
    Hi Tom,

    Sorry, I not have available this old ns code. Even if I had, I would not be able to provide it. But Josh which answered above, is a right person which can do that.

    Jan
  • 0 in reply to Tomasz Kocon
    TI__Mastermind 22935 points
    Tom,

    We no longer support 1.x versions for any CC3220 related software. We have Azure SDK plugins for our latest SDK in resource explorer.

    Jesu