Re: [Lwip] The LWIG Challenge

Hannes Tschofenig <hannes.tschofenig@gmx.net> Fri, 04 July 2014 10:17 UTC

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Hi Cao,

> The cellular document was indeed a memo when the authors started to
> work on communication protocols, the document is very useful for
> readers and implementers when they approach the problems.

What did you learn when you read this document?

> Finally I would like to propose some work items for your
> consideration and discussion, 


- Requirement document for constrained
> devices (sensors and gateway nodes) w.r.t. the IP layer
> functionalities.
> - A survey document of constrained device developers
> (some do that for IPv6), link layer, battery life, applications
> profiles and etc.

Could you provide further details about what you think could go into
such documents?

Ciao
Hannes