features lost when removing obsolete network stack

[kaspar030]

This issue is supposed to track features that will be removed by #3334.
Feel free to update.

(marked means, work on gnrc version has started)

• posix sockets
• TCP
• AODV (aodvv2: port to new network stack #3445)
• OLSR
• NHDP (uses socket_base, fixed in nhdp: use conn instead of socket_base #3876)
• RPL (ng_rpl: port to the new network stack #3050 et. al)
  • (subparts of RPL?)
• cc11xx support (drivers: add cc110x driver #3716)
• cc2420 support (drivers/cc2420: initial netdev port for cc2420 #3915)
• econotag-support (though it wasn't very stable to begin with)
• CCN-lite
• mainpage.txt transceiver documentation
• oonf API (uses socket_base, and is used by NHDP, fixed in oonf_api: adapt for new sockets #3882)

edited by @OlegHahm: OLSR was never part of RIOT master.

[miri64]

@cgundogan might shed some light on the status of ng_rpl, @Lotterleben how far is AODV on that front? @benpicco and @OlegHahm what about OLSR?

[OlegHahm]

OLSR was never merged anyway.

[OlegHahm]

@kaspar030, what about ccn-lite?

[miri64]

And OpenWSN?

[OlegHahm]

@thomaseichinger is adapting it to the new driver anyway. Hopefully finished this week.

[Lotterleben]

@authmillenon @BytesGalore and I have started to port AODVv2 yesterday (and have merged the the PR integrating the FIB today)... I have no idea how smoothly this will go, but I'll keep you posted.

[haukepetersen]

I think TCP is under construction, right @brummer-simon?

[brummer-simon]

Yes it is.

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#3417 (comment).

[miri64]

Added NHDP as it uses socket_base (which has no source files now).

[OlegHahm]

A shiny new CCN-Lite version has just been merged.

[miri64]

\o/

[kaspar030]

Does anyone still care about this?

[OlegHahm]

I think the only thing that was part of the old stack that is still missing, is TCP support, right? And AFAIK this is hopefully ready soon. Hence, Fine with closing this one.

[kaspar030]

Yup.