netdev2: remove const modifier from vector in send method #4678
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Not sure I agree, why shouldn't the 802.15.4 intermediate layer not be able to store sequence numbers? |
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You mean introduce a new type for that? Sure, for the given case this might be a solution, but I'm still not quite sure if we put to much restrictions with the cons modifier on the API. I can think of a bunch of reasons to change the contents of vector in send. Changing to a different format as XBee does e. g. |
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constmodifier hurts in this instance more than it does good IMHO. There might be a need to change parts of the vector. E.g. sequence numbers of frame headers are better updated in the send method, since the actual device type can store the current sequence number, whilenetdev2_tdoesn't.