Trying very hard to get up to speed on developing Zigbee devices using the new 3.0 release of the Zigbee stack. The documentation is virtually useless as far as I can see. It appears to follow the new methodology whereby documentation is not supplied but instead we are supposed to use largely uncommented example code and 'reverse engineer' it to work out what to do. This only works if the code has at least some helpful comments and is complete. The documentation inside the code is extremely sparse and vague and the majority of the references to source files go nowhere. As an example, the header file zb_ha_on_off_output.h lists a number of macros and functions with no real explanation of their use except for a reference to the sample file 'ha_on_off_output_sample.c' which is NOT included in the download.
If you expect us to be able to use this library you really need to supply these files or a decent documentation system that does not rely on them. In addition, the examples that you do supply should be consistent in their use of the library and fully exploit the macros provided whereas, as far as I can tell, each example, and there are only a hand full provided covering a very small subset of the library, tackles the setup of a device differently.
Where can we obtain the source code examples referred to in this library so we can actually begin to develop usable code a little quicker than simply writing a whole Zigbee library ourselves from scratch?
