CC2420: improve the address filtering #8
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- support the IEEE 802.15.4-2015 frame - handle the case when Sequence Number is suppressed
This was referenced Jan 18, 2017
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The frame filtering feature of (simulated) CC2420 mistakenly drops a received frame when its sequence number is suppressed. This PR resolves the issue as well as makes it support the IEEE 802.15.4-2015 frame or frame version
0b10.Due to the complexity of handling PAN ID Compression field for frame version
0b10, the additional code gets long... The code refers to test-panid-handling.c in the comments so that we can see what combinations of the key fields are addressed in eachiforelse ifblock.Travis got green on the tip of a
contikibranch including this change inmspsim.