First steps¶
As described in the introduction TAISC is a sort of virtual machine. If there is no code, or no memory allocated, TAISC won’t do a thing. To make it work you should first understand how TAISC works.
Following section will explain:
- how to compile a TAISC MAC protocol;
- how to flash a device with TAISC;
- how to select a chain;
- how can you debug your own custom mac protocols in TAISC.
Protocol compilation¶
MAC protocols written for TAISC are written in a device-independe c-like language. To minimise the memory footprint of MAC protocols, this c-like code is compressed to a minimal bytecode repesentation.