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OpenThread API interface with OpenThread stack

Roger

Hi Everyone,

I'm currently busy going through the OpenThread API and examples to better understand what all the functions do. However, I don't fully understand where the software is for the OpenThread stack and how it is burned to the nRF52840. Is the OpenThread stack a binary file somewhere in the examples folder?

Best regards,

Roger

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    Hi,

    Q: Is the OpenThread stack a binary file somewhere in the examples folder?

    A: Yes, that is correct. The nRF5 SDK for Thread contains the pre-built OpenThread stack in the form of binary libraries. If you want to build your own project, you must include all of the mandatory libraries and can add some of the optional libraries.

    The binaries can be found in the following folder:

    Thread_SDK\external\openthread\lib\gcc

    See this infocenter page for more information.

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    Sigurd,

    Thanks for the informative documentation. I see these are all .a files, which I'm not entirely familiar with. So I' thinking that in order to have a look at the OpenThread stack source files, I have to go and look in GitHub?

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    Sigurd,

    Thanks for the informative documentation. I see these are all .a files, which I'm not entirely familiar with. So I' thinking that in order to have a look at the OpenThread stack source files, I have to go and look in GitHub?

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