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* mode or the message queue (see below) of the receiving thread is full * mode or the message queue (see below) of the receiving thread is full
* messages sent this way will be dropped. * messages sent this way will be dropped.
* *
* You can use the example on asynchronous IPC below but without the queue * You can use the example on asynchronous IPC below - but without the queue -
* to get an impression of how to use non-blocking IPC. * to get an impression of how to use non-blocking IPC.
* *
* Synchronous vs Asynchronous * Synchronous vs Asynchronous

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For more information best browse that directory and have a look at the For more information best browse that directory and have a look at the
`README.md` files that ship with each example. `README.md` files that ship with each example.
To create your own application — here or anywhere else — see @ref creating-an-application To create your own application - here or anywhere else - see @ref creating-an-application
tests tests
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/* Get rssi (Received Signal Strength Indicator, unit is dBm) /* Get rssi (Received Signal Strength Indicator, unit is dBm)
* from lqi (Link Quality Indicator) value. * from lqi (Link Quality Indicator) value.
* There are two different equations for RSSI: * There are two different equations for RSSI:
* RF = (LQI 286.6) / 2.69333 (MKW2xD Reference Manual) * RF = (LQI - 286.6) / 2.69333 (MKW2xD Reference Manual)
* RF = (LQI 295.4) / 2.84 (MCR20A Reference Manual) * RF = (LQI - 295.4) / 2.84 (MCR20A Reference Manual)
* The last appears more to match the graphic (Figure 3-10). * The last appears more to match the graphic (Figure 3-10).
* Since RSSI value is always positive and we want to * Since RSSI value is always positive and we want to
* avoid the floating point computation: * avoid the floating point computation:

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* * Kernighan and Ritchie * * Kernighan and Ritchie
* * Shift, And, Xor * * Shift, And, Xor
* * Donald E. Knuth * * Donald E. Knuth
* * FowlerNollVo hash function * * Fowler-Noll-Vo hash function
* * Rotating Hash * * Rotating Hash
* * One at a time Hash * * One at a time Hash
* *