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/*  PURPOSE: The smallest possible configuration: ZC, small net, small load, low complexity
*/
#ifndef ZB_MEM_CONFIG_MAXIMUM_H
#define ZB_MEM_CONFIG_MAXIMUM_H 1

/**
   @addtogroup configurable_mem
   @{
   @cond skip_this
   @{
*/

#define ZB_CONFIG_ROLE_ZC
/*#define ZB_CONFIG_ROLE_ZR*/
/*#define ZB_CONFIG_ROLE_ZED*/

/*#define ZB_CONFIG_OVERALL_NETWORK_SIZE 128*/
/*#define ZB_CONFIG_OVERALL_NETWORK_SIZE 32*/
#define ZB_CONFIG_OVERALL_NETWORK_SIZE 16U


/**
   @}
   @endcond
*/

/*#define ZB_CONFIG_HIGH_TRAFFIC*/
/*#define ZB_CONFIG_MODERATE_TRAFFIC*/
/**
   Light routing and application traffic from/to that device.
 */
#define ZB_CONFIG_LIGHT_TRAFFIC

/*#define ZB_CONFIG_APPLICATION_COMPLEX*/
/*#define ZB_CONFIG_APPLICATION_MODERATE*/
/**
   Simple user's application at that device: not too many relations to other devices.
 */
#define ZB_CONFIG_APPLICATION_SIMPLE

/**
   @}
*/


/* Now common logic derives numerical parameters from the defined configuration. */
#include "zb_mem_config_common.h"

/* Now if you REALLY know what you do, you can study zb_mem_config_common.h and redefine some configuration parameters, like:
#undef ZB_CONFIG_SCHEDULER_Q_SIZE
#define ZB_CONFIG_SCHEDULER_Q_SIZE 56
*/

/* Memory context definitions */
#include "zb_mem_config_context.h"

#endif /* ZB_MEM_CONFIG_MAXIMUM_H */
