Re: Some notes about RF emulation

I'm working on a first draft of the document mapping NOUR register operations
onto the RF commands from this first document.  The register mapping document
will probably still be incomplete, because I think there are a number of points
I might not understand, but I will forward along the second document this 
evening so that we can all start getting familiar with it.  Thank you for your
feedback Jamil.
                                                 Mike

On  0, Jamil Khatib <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> Good work Mike.
> I have no comments about the commands you suggested but the most important
> for me that you should be able to give flixibility to add extra commands in
> the future (which I think you supported it)
> 
> Anyhow, how you want to access the registers? and transfer data from BB?
> 
> 
> Here is how I see the sstem
> 1) Bluez (bluetooth higher layers)
> ----------------------
> 2) HCI (UART/USB, uController, firmware and LMP
> -------------------------
> 3) Baseband (registers, clocks, PCM.......)
> -----------------------------
> 4) RF
> 
> we have to define the interfaces between these layers so and build the
> emulator for each of them alone so that we can supply and test the real
> design in each layer alone.
> 
> Why do not you try to summarize all the points in the document toreview it
> and start the real work.
> 
> Regards,
> Jamil Khatib
> 
> On 6/21/2003, "Mike Rowehl" <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> >Attached are some notes about how I'm thinking about doing the emulation of
> the
> >RF medium itself.  Since it's really just a simple message passing
> mechanism
> >with a number of different slots, the design is very simple.
> >
> >The VHCI emulation daemon in BlueZ uses some socket reader/writer covers
> that
> >I think come from glib, and they make socket based delimited message
> passing
> >look really easy.
> >
> >I'm probably going to do one more small doc with details about mapping the
> NOUR
> >registers to operation on this RF emulation daemon, and unless there are
> major
> >objections I'll start trying to divide up the work to begin implementing.
> >
> >The more I look at this idea of emulating the module and airwaves, the more
> I
> >like it.  With the right hookups for the microcontroller emulation it could
> be
> >a really fantastic debugging and development tool.
> >
> >                                                    Mike
> >
> 
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