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- Getting Started lists what hardware and software you need.
- Concepts explains the concepts behind developing applications for devices.
- Supporting Tools contains a description of the tools useful for firmware developmenta set of tools available to simplify the development process, and pointers to their documentation.
- Cookbook is a collection of small embedded applications , exercising that exercise specific functions of the stack, the device interfaces or the , and available services.
How to Read this Guide
We recommend you read the Getting Started and Concepts sections, in sequence. Getting Started allows you to create the setup you need to write and debug applications. Concepts provides a quick introduction to the few concepts important to writing applications on a
mote.
Supporting Tools contains a list of tools useful program motes and debug applications. You can consult this section only when neededThe Supporting Tools documentation can be consulted once you need to start working with devices and debug applications, or when pointed to by another section.
The Cookbook comes with ready-to-run sample embedded applications, so it's easy to run the applications while reading this section. The order of the sections mirrors the order in the Doxygen-based documentation. You can, however, explore the sample applications in any order.
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