Here is a list of all modules:
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 CTK graphical user interface | The Contiki Toolkit (CTK) provides the graphical user interface for the Contiki system |
  CTK device driver functions | The CTK device driver functions are divided into two modules, the ctk-draw module and the ctk-arch module |
| CTK events | |
 CTK application functions | The CTK functions used by an application program |
| Contiki platforms | |
| RZRAVEN LCD 3290p | |
| LCD Functions and data | |
| The cc2538 Development Kit platform | The cc2538DK is the new platform by Texas Instruments, based on the cc2530 SoC with an ARM Cortex-M3 core |
| cc2538 Clock | Implementation of the clock module for the cc2538 |
| cc2538 CPU | Cc2538 CPU-specific functions for the cc2538 core |
| cc2538 Character I/O | Cc2538 CPU-specific functions for debugging and SLIP I/O |
| cc2538 IEEE Address Control | Driver for the retrieval of an IEEE address from flash |
| cc2538 Low Power Modes | Driver for the cc2538 power modes |
| cc2538 Register Manipulation | Macros for hardware access, both direct and via the bit-band region |
| cc2538 rtimer | Implementation of the rtimer module for the cc2538 |
| cc2538 ADC | Driver for the cc2538 ADC controller |
| cc2538 RF Driver | Driver implementation for the cc2538 RF transceiver |
| cc2538 flash CCA | Definitions for the cc2538 flash lock bit page and customer configuration area |
| cc2538 General-Purpose I/O | Driver for the cc2538 GPIO controller |
| cc2538 General-Purpose Timers | Driver for the cc2538 General Purpose Timers |
| cc2538 I/O Control | Cc2538 I/O Control Module |
| cc2538 Memory Protection Unit | Driver for the cc2538 Memory Protection Unit |
| cc2538 Nested Vectored Interrupt Controller | Driver for the cc2538 NVIC controller |
| cc2538 Random Number Generator | Driver for the cc2538 Hardware Random Number Generator |
| cc2538 RF Core | Declarations of RF Core registers |
| cc2538 ROM utility function library | Driver for the cc2538 ROM utility function library |
| cc2538 System Control Block | |
| cc2538 Sleep Timer and Watchdog | Register declarations for the cc2538 Sleep Timer and Watchdog |
| cc2538 ADC and RNG | Register declarations for the cc2538 ADC and H/W RNG |
| cc2538 Synchronous Serial Interface | Driver for the cc2538 SPI peripheral |
| cc2538 System Control | Driver for the cc2538 System Control Module |
| cc2538 UART | Driver for the cc2538 UART controller |
| cc2538 micro-DMA | Driver for the cc2538 uDMA controller |
| cc2538 USB controller | Driver for the cc2538 USB controller |
| cc2538 watchdog timer driver | Driver for the cc2538 Watchdog Timer |
 SmartRF06EB Peripherals | Defines related to the SmartRF06EB |
 SmartRF06EB LED driver | LED driver implementation for the TI SmartRF06EB + cc2538EM |
| SmartRF06EB Sensors | Generic module controlling sensors on the SmartRF06EB |
| cc2538dk ADC Driver | Driver for the SmartRF06EB ADC sensors |
| cc2538dk Button Driver | Driver for the SmartRF06EB buttons |
| The STM32W MBXXX platform | The STM32W MBXXX platform |
| Board | ST board abstraction layer |
| Native platform | Platform running in the host (Windows or Linux) environment |
| Beeper interface | |
| Contiki SEEDEYE Platform | |
| MRF24J40 Driver | |
| The Tmote Sky Board | The Tmote Sky platform is a wireless sensor board from Moteiv |
| RZRAVEN USB Stick (Jackdaw) | |
| USB Configuration | |
| USB operating modes configuration | Defines to enable device or host usb operating modes supported by the application |
| USB regulator configuration | |
| USB device operating mode configuration | |
| USB device custom actions | |
| USB device custom actions | |
| PLL Macros | These functions allow to control the PLL |
| USB Contiki Task | |
| USB Driver | |
| Configuration macros for endpoints | List of the standard macro used to configure pipes and endpoints |
| USB Pads Regulator drivers | Turns ON/OFF USB pads regulator |
| USB common management drivers | These macros manage the USB controller |
| USB device controller drivers | These macros manage the USB Device controller |
| USB endpoint drivers | These macros manage the common features of the endpoints |
| USB host controller drivers | These macros manage the USB Host controller |
| USB pipe drivers | These macros manage the common features of the pipes |
| RNDIS Support | |
| USB Mass Storage Task | |
| CDC Task | |
| 6LowPan Ethernet Interop | |
| Enhanced Apple IIe | |
| Atari XL | |
| AVR-ATMEGA128RFA1 platform | |
| Serial interface between Raven processors | This module contains code to interface a Contiki-based project on the AVR Raven platform's ATMega1284P chip to the LCD driver chip (ATMega3290P) on the Raven |
| Atmel AVR Raven | |
| Serial interface between Raven processors | This module contains code to interface a Contiki-based project on the AVR Raven platform's ATMega1284P chip to the LCD driver chip (ATMega3290P) on the Raven |
| Atmel Radio Controller Board (RZ200) | |
| ZigBit | |
| Commodore 128 | |
| Commodore 64 | |
| CC2530 Development Kit | |
| CC2538 Development Kit | |
| COOJA network simulator node | |
| Redbee Econtag | |
| EV-ADuCRF101MKxZ Board | |
| EVAL-ADF7xxxMB4Z Board | |
| MSP430F5438 Experimenter Board | |
| MICAz | |
| Minimal-net native platform | |
| Sensinode | |
| Generic STM32F103 platform | |
| Win32 | |
| WiSMote | |
| Zolertia Z1 | |
| Device driver APIs | |
| EEPROM API | The EEPROM API defines a common interface for EEPROM access on Contiki platforms |
| LEDs API | The LEDs API defines a set of functions for accessing LEDs for Contiki plaforms with LEDs |
| Radio API | The radio API module defines a set of functions that a radio device driver must implement |
| Tutorials | This module contains all Contiki related tutorials |
| Running Contiki with uIPv6 and SICSlowpan support on Atmel RAVEN hardware | This tutorial explains how to run Contiki with IPv6 and 6lowpan support on Atmel RAVEN hardware |
| Communication stacks | |
| Link Layer Security | Layer for implementing link layer security |
| Llsec802154 | Common functionality of 802.15.4-compliant llsec_drivers |
| Nullsec | Insecure link layer security driver |
| Noncoresec | Noncompromise-resilient 802.15.4 security |
| 802.15.4 frame creation and parsing | |
| The Rime communication stack | The Rime communication stack provides a set of lightweight communication primitives ranging from best-effort anonymous local area broadcast to reliable network flooding |
| Rime addresses | The linkaddr module is an abstract representation of addresses in Rime |
| Rime buffer management | The packetbuf module does Rime's buffer management |
| Packet queue | The packetqueue module handles a list of queued packets |
| Rime queue buffer management | The queuebuf module handles buffers that are queued |
| Anonymous best-effort local area broadcast | The abc module sends packets to all local area neighbors |
| Announcements | The Announcement primitive does local area announcements |
| Broadcast announcement | The broadcast announcement module implements a periodic explicit announcement |
| Best-effort local area broadcast | The broadcast module sends packets to all local area neighbors with an a header that identifies the sender |
| Link estimate management | The link estimate module is used for computing estimations of link quality |
| Collect neighbor management | The neighbor module manages the neighbor table that is used by the Collect module |
| Tree-based hop-by-hop reliable data collection | The collect module implements a hop-by-hop reliable data collection mechanism |
| Ipolite best effort local broadcast | The ipolite module sends one local area broadcast packet within one time interval |
| Mesh routing | The mesh module sends packets using multi-hop routing to a specified receiver somewhere in the network |
| Best-effort multihop forwarding | The multihop module implements a multihop forwarding mechanism |
| Neighbor discovery | The neighbor-discovery module implements a periodic neighbor discovery mechanism |
| Best-effort network flooding | The netflood module does best-effort flooding |
| Polite announcement | The polite announcement module implements a periodic explicit announcement |
| Polite anonymous best effort local broadcast | The polite module sends one local area broadcast packet within one time interval |
| Reliable multihop forwarding | The rmh module implements a multihop forwarding mechanism |
| Rime route discovery protocol | The route-discovery module does route discovery for Rime |
| Rime route table | The route module handles the route table in Rime |
| Single-hop reliable bulk data transfer (rudolph0) | The rudolph0 module implements a single-hop reliable bulk data transfer mechanism |
| Multi-hop reliable bulk data transfer (rudolph1) | The rudolph1 module implements a multi-hop reliable bulk data transfer mechanism |
| Single-hop reliable bulk data transfer (rudolph2) | The rudolph2 module implements a single-hop reliable bulk data transfer mechanism |
| Single-hop reliable unicast | The reliable single-hop unicast primitive (runicast) reliably sends a packet to a single-hop neighbor |
| Stubborn best-effort local area broadcast | The stbroadcast module provides stubborn anonymous best-effort local area broadcast |
| Stubborn unicast | The stubborn single-hop unicast primitive (stunicast) repeatedly sends a packet to a single-hop neighbor using the unicast primitive |
| Reliable single-source multi-hop flooding | The trickle module sends a single packet to all nodes on the network |
| Single-hop unicast | The unicast module sends a packet to an identified single-hop neighbor |
| The uIP TCP/IP stack | The uIP TCP/IP stack provides Internet communication abilities to Contiki |
| Protosockets library | The protosocket library provides an interface to the uIP stack that is similar to the traditional BSD socket interface |
| uIP hostname resolver functions | The uIP DNS resolver functions are used to lookup a hostname and map it to a numerical IP address |
| Simple-udp | The default Contiki UDP API is difficult to use |
| Serial Line IP (SLIP) protocol | The SLIP protocol is a very simple way to transmit IP packets over a serial line |
| The Contiki/uIP interface | TCP/IP support in Contiki is implemented using the uIP TCP/IP stack |
| uIP TCP throughput booster hack | The basic uIP TCP implementation only allows each TCP connection to have a single TCP segment in flight at any given time |
| uIP configuration functions | The uIP configuration functions are used for setting run-time parameters in uIP such as IP addresses |
| uIP initialization functions | The uIP initialization functions are used for booting uIP |
| uIP device driver functions | These functions are used by a network device driver for interacting with uIP |
| uIP application functions | Functions used by an application running on top of uIP |
| uIP conversion functions | These functions can be used for converting between different data formats used by uIP |
| Variables used in uIP device drivers | UIP has a few global variables that are used in device drivers for uIP |
| Configuration options for uIP | UIP is configured using the per-project configuration file "uipopt.h" |
| Static configuration options | These configuration options can be used for setting the IP address settings statically, but only if UIP_FIXEDADDR is set to 1 |
| General configuration options | |
| IP configuration options | |
| IPv6 configuration options | |
| UDP configuration options | |
| TCP configuration options | The name of the function that should be called when UDP datagrams arrive |
| ARP configuration options | |
| layer 2 options (for ipv6) | |
| 6lowpan options (for ipv6) | |
| CPU architecture configuration | The CPU architecture configuration is where the endianess of the CPU on which uIP is to be run is specified |
| Application specific configurations | An uIP application is implemented using a single application function that is called by uIP whenever a TCP/IP event occurs |
| uIP packet forwarding | |
| uIP Address Resolution Protocol | The Address Resolution Protocol ARP is used for mapping between IP addresses and link level addresses such as the Ethernet MAC addresses |
| 6LoWPAN implementation | 6lowpan is a Working Group in IETF which defines the use of IPv6 on IEEE 802.15.4 links |
| uIP IPv6 specific features | The uIP IPv6 stack provides new Internet communication abilities to Contiki |
| Architecture specific uIP functions | The functions in the architecture specific module implement the IP check sum and 32-bit additions |
| Contiki CPUs | |
| PIC32 Contiki Port | |
| AVR | This module contains AVR-specific code to implement the Contiki core clock functions |
| AVR clock implementation | |
| XgSmscRegs | |
| Wireless | This module contains the radio driver code for the Atmel AT86RF230, '231, and '212 chips |
| RF230 MAC | The equivalent IEEE 802.15.4 (2003/2006) header file for the mac primitives |
| SICSLoWMAC Implementation | |
| RF230 Frame handling | |
| RF230 hardware level drivers | HAL function names have the following conventions: |
| RF230 interface | |
| XgNicLanc111 | |
| ARM | |
| CMSIS (Cortex Microcontroller Software Interface Standard) | |
| Cortex_M0 | |
| Cortex_M3 | |
| Cortex_M4 | |
| Functions and Instructions Reference | |
| NVIC Functions | Functions that manage interrupts and exceptions via the NVIC |
| SysTick Functions | Functions that configure the System |
| ITM Functions | Functions that access the ITM debug interface |
| CMSIS Core Register Access Functions | |
| Defines and Type Definitions | Type definitions and defines for Cortex-M processor based devices |
| Status and Control Registers | Core Register type definitions |
| Nested Vectored Interrupt Controller (NVIC) | Type definitions for the NVIC Registers |
| System Control Block (SCB) | Type definitions for the System Control Block Registers |
| System Tick Timer (SysTick) | Type definitions for the System Timer Registers |
| Core Debug Registers (CoreDebug) | Cortex-M0 Core Debug Registers (DCB registers, SHCSR, and DFSR) are only accessible over DAP and not via processor |
| Core Definitions | Definitions for base addresses, unions, and structures |
| System Controls not in SCB (SCnSCB) | Type definitions for the System Control and ID Register not in the SCB |
| Instrumentation Trace Macrocell (ITM) | Type definitions for the Instrumentation Trace Macrocell (ITM) |
| Data Watchpoint and Trace (DWT) | Type definitions for the Data Watchpoint and Trace (DWT) |
| Trace Port Interface (TPI) | Type definitions for the Trace Port Interface (TPI) |
| CMSIS Global Defines | IO Type Qualifiers are used |
| CMSIS_MISRA_Exceptions | |
| CMSIS_core_definitions | |
| CMSIS SIMD Intrinsics | Access to dedicated SIMD instructions |
| CMSIS Core Instruction Interface | Access to dedicated instructions |
| ADUCRF101 | |
| AT91SAM7S | |
| STM32F103 | |
| STM32W108 | Compiler and Platform specific definitions and typedefs common to all platforms |
| Status Codes | Many StZNet API functions return an ::StStatus value to indicate the success or failure of the call |
| Sample A/D converter driver. | See adc.h for source code |
| Sample API funtions for controlling LEDs. | When specifying an LED to use, always use the BOARDLEDx definitions that are defined within the BOARD_HEADER |
| Micro | Many of the supplied example applications use these microcontroller functions |
| System_timer | Functions that provide access to the system clock |
| Definition and description of public flash manipulation routines. | |
| Nvm | Cortex-M3 Non-Volatile Memory data storage system |
| Gnu | Compiler and Platform specific definitions and typedefs for the GNU C ARM compiler |
| Iar | Compiler and Platform specific definitions and typedefs for the IAR ARM C compiler |
| CCxxx | |
| ADUCRF101 | |
| Configuration_of_CMSIS | |
| Device_Peripheral_Registers | |
| Native | |
| x86 | |
| Libraries | |
| Cyclic Redundancy Check 16 (CRC16) calculation | The Cyclic Redundancy Check 16 is a hash function that produces a checksum that is used to detect errors in transmissions |
| Linked list library | The linked list library provides a set of functions for manipulating linked lists |
| Table-driven Manchester encoding and decoding | Manchester encoding is a bit encoding scheme which translates each bit into two bits: the original bit and the inverted bit |
| Ring buffer library | The ring buffer library implements ring (circular) buffer where bytes can be read and written independently |
| Settings Manager | The settings manager is an EEPROM-based key-value store |
| Trickle timers | This library implements timers which behave in accordance with RFC 6206 "The Trickle Algorithm" (http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6206) |
| Memory functions | |
| Memory block management functions | The memory block allocation routines provide a simple yet powerful set of functions for managing a set of memory blocks of fixed size |
| Managed memory allocator | The managed memory allocator is a fragmentation-free memory manager |
| The Contiki build system | |
| Applications | Contiki provides a set of apps that provide functionalities such as a web server |
| A service registration and diseemination hack | This application is a quick'n'dirty hack for registering, disseminating, and looking up services |
| The Contiki shell | The Contiki shell provides both interactive and batch processing for Contiki |
| Contiki system | |
| The Contiki file system interface | The Contiki file system interface (CFS) defines an abstract API for reading directories and for reading and writing files |
| Implicit network time synchronization | This crude and simple network time synchronization module synchronizes clocks of all nodes in a network |
| Argument buffer | The argument buffer can be used when passing an argument from an exiting process to a process that has not been created yet |
| Clock library | The clock library is the interface between Contiki and the platform specific clock functionality |
| Communication power accounting | The compower module accumulates power consumption information and attributes it to communication activities |
| Callback timer | The ctimer module provides a timer mechanism that calls a specified C function when a ctimer expires |
| Event timers | Event timers provides a way to generate timed events |
| The Contiki program loader | The Contiki program loader is an abstract interface for loading and starting programs |
| The Contiki ELF loader | The Contiki ELF loader links, relocates, and loads ELF (Executable Linkable Format) object files into a running Contiki system |
| Architecture specific functionality for the ELF loader. | The architecture specific functionality for the Contiki ELF loader has to be implemented for each processor type Contiki runs on |
| Multi-threading library | The event driven Contiki kernel does not provide multi-threading by itself - instead, preemptive multi-threading is implemented as a library that optionally can be linked with applications |
| Architecture support for multi-threading | The Contiki multi-threading library requires some architecture specific support for setting up and switching stacks |
| Contiki processes | A process in Contiki consists of a single protothread |
| Real-time task scheduling | The real-time module handles the scheduling and execution of real-time tasks (with predictable execution times) |
| Seconds timer library | The stimer library provides functions for setting, resetting and restarting timers, and for checking if a timer has expired |
| Contiki subprocesses | A Contiki subprocess is a "process-in-a-process" |
| Timer library | The Contiki kernel does not provide support for timed events |
| Protothreads | Protothreads are a type of lightweight stackless threads designed for severly memory constrained systems such as deeply embedded systems or sensor network nodes |
| Local continuations | Local continuations form the basis for implementing protothreads |
| Protothread semaphores | This module implements counting semaphores on top of protothreads |
| Interrupt vector numbers | |
| Cortex M4 Core Configuration | |
| Device Peripheral Access Layer | |
| ADC Peripheral Access Layer | |
| ADC Register Masks | |
| AIPS Peripheral Access Layer | |
| AIPS Register Masks | |
| AXBS Peripheral Access Layer | |
| AXBS Register Masks | |
| CAN Peripheral Access Layer | |
| CAN Register Masks | |
| CAU Peripheral Access Layer | |
| CAU Register Masks | |
| CMP Peripheral Access Layer | |
| CMP Register Masks | |
| CMT Peripheral Access Layer | |
| CMT Register Masks | |
| CRC Peripheral Access Layer | |
| CRC Register Masks | |
| DAC Peripheral Access Layer | |
| DAC Register Masks | |
| DMA Peripheral Access Layer | |
| DMA Register Masks | |
| DMAMUX Peripheral Access Layer | |
| DMAMUX Register Masks | |
| ENET Peripheral Access Layer | |
| ENET Register Masks | |
| EWM Peripheral Access Layer | |
| EWM Register Masks | |
| FB Peripheral Access Layer | |
| FB Register Masks | |
| FMC Peripheral Access Layer | |
| FMC Register Masks | |
| FTFL Peripheral Access Layer | |
| FTFL Register Masks | |
| FTM Peripheral Access Layer | |
| FTM Register Masks | |
| GPIO Peripheral Access Layer | |
| GPIO Register Masks | |
| I2C Peripheral Access Layer | |
| I2C Register Masks | |
| I2S Peripheral Access Layer | |
| I2S Register Masks | |
| LLWU Peripheral Access Layer | |
| LLWU Register Masks | |
| LPTMR Peripheral Access Layer | |
| LPTMR Register Masks | |
| MCG Peripheral Access Layer | |
| MCG Register Masks | |
| MCM Peripheral Access Layer | |
| MCM Register Masks | |
| MPU Peripheral Access Layer | |
| MPU Register Masks | |
| NV Peripheral Access Layer | |
| NV Register Masks | |
| OSC Peripheral Access Layer | |
| OSC Register Masks | |
| PDB Peripheral Access Layer | |
| PDB Register Masks | |
| PIT Peripheral Access Layer | |
| PIT Register Masks | |
| PMC Peripheral Access Layer | |
| PMC Register Masks | |
| PORT Peripheral Access Layer | |
| PORT Register Masks | |
| RCM Peripheral Access Layer | |
| RCM Register Masks | |
| RFSYS Peripheral Access Layer | |
| RFSYS Register Masks | |
| RFVBAT Peripheral Access Layer | |
| RFVBAT Register Masks | |
| RNG Peripheral Access Layer | |
| RNG Register Masks | |
| RTC Peripheral Access Layer | |
| RTC Register Masks | |
| SDHC Peripheral Access Layer | |
| SDHC Register Masks | |
| SIM Peripheral Access Layer | |
| SIM Register Masks | |
| SMC Peripheral Access Layer | |
| SMC Register Masks | |
| SPI Peripheral Access Layer | |
| SPI Register Masks | |
| TSI Peripheral Access Layer | |
| TSI Register Masks | |
| UART Peripheral Access Layer | |
| UART Register Masks | |
| USB Peripheral Access Layer | |
| USB Register Masks | |
| USBDCD Peripheral Access Layer | |
| USBDCD Register Masks | |
| VREF Peripheral Access Layer | |
| VREF Register Masks | |
| WDOG Peripheral Access Layer | |
| WDOG Register Masks | |
| MC Peripheral Access Layer | |
| MC Register Masks | |
| Backward Compatibility |
