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The EZSP version used is stored as static variable:
/**
* The current version of EZSP being used
*/
protected static int ezspVersion = EZSP_MIN_VERSION;
When my application initializes multiple NCPs at the same moment, one of the response can't be read because the frame ID can't be found in the map. At some point, the application aborts the initialization and tries again, and the initialization is performed successfully.
Moreover, if multiple NCPs are used and support different EZSP versions, it probably won't work. (Though I didn't test it case to confirm)
Since I'm using NCPs that all support v8, the workaround I used is declare a static initializer block:
static {
EzspFrame.setEzspVersion(8);
}
Thanks,
Mickael
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Hi,
The EZSP version used is stored as static variable:
When my application initializes multiple NCPs at the same moment, one of the response can't be read because the frame ID can't be found in the map. At some point, the application aborts the initialization and tries again, and the initialization is performed successfully.
Moreover, if multiple NCPs are used and support different EZSP versions, it probably won't work. (Though I didn't test it case to confirm)
Since I'm using NCPs that all support v8, the workaround I used is declare a static initializer block:
Thanks,
Mickael
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: