Re: TINI and Socket Programming

Hi --
Are you creating a new connection when you feed  the dog - If you are not 
when you reset  Tini a your connection will be lost...

Why do you need 3  systems??

Bill


At 11:51 AM 2/18/2004 -0700, Swami Venkataramani wrote:
>I have 3 programs running, 2 of them on 2 different TINI boards (TINI A and
>TINI B) and 1 program running on a PC.  Basically this is what happens: TINI A
>is listening on 2 different ports and TINI B is listening on 1 port.  On TINI
>A, one of the ports is listening to commands from the PC, and when it gets
>a command (a string message), it sends it to TINI B.  If however, the command
>is 'n', TINI B sends a message back to TINI A on its second port, which then
>resets the board because the Watchdog stops feeding.
>
>basically:
>
>PC ---- (send command) ---> TINI A  --- (forward command) ---> TINI B
>
>If command is 'n' then TINI B -- (send reset message) ---> TINI A
>
>
>Once TINI A resets, the program on TINI A should start running again, and the
>process continues.  I added the line on the .startup file on TINI A that makes
>the program automatically start after reset.  However, When the program comes
>up again, it does not recieve any messages from the PC.  When I do a PS,
>however, it shows that the program is running.
>
>So, this whole setup works the first time, but after the first reboot when the
>program starts automatically, it doesn't work.
>
>Can anyone help me to fix this problem?
>
>Thanks!
>
>Swami.
>
>
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