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I was about to say, but I see the link to the archive file now. Thank you, I will check it out.
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« Reply #16 on: Jun 02, 08, 12:39 AM » |
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alxjag
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« Reply #17 on: Jun 03, 08, 02:44 AM » |
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I cast a glance at the source code post by ose. Is it require the posix support to compile? So it seems I cannot use it, because we're planning to write a windows mobile client, and windows ce is not fully compatible with posix subsystem (e.g it has no fcntl).
Is there a chance to get a windows ce support?
BTW, what's about a new (0.9.6) c++ client library?
@ose
I cannot compile the code even for the "big" windows, there's a lot of errors. Are you sure you have sent the latest version?
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« Reply #18 on: Jun 03, 08, 08:14 AM » |
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Windows CE isn't currently on the Sun Team's roadmap, but the new C/C++ client (when released) aught to be portable enough that someone could take it and port it there...
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waldo
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« Reply #19 on: Jun 09, 08, 11:42 AM » |
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Folks--
Here is a new version of the C client, with a new API and implementation. Sorry that it took a week longer than I had planned, but there was a lot of rust to flush out of the brain.
There is a document that I've attached that describes some of the main changes that are visible to the user of the API and I believe all of the changes in the protocol. The tar file contains all of the source, along with some (simple) tests, and makefiles for both.
This isn't the usual route to our posting our code, but this is a lot faster than putting it on the web site (and while we are working on getting all of our code out in public, this seemed the fastest and simplest way of getting this out). We will have more normal distribution in the future.
Have at it, and as always feedback is welcomed...
Jim
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« Reply #20 on: Jun 10, 08, 10:31 AM » |
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Thanks for the post waldo. It's great.
I am starting to create a C# Interop client maybe in the next couple of
days to see if my ideas work.
One question though. In the readme there is a chat client mentioned as an example.
But the chat client is nowhere to be found in the tar file.
Will it be available as well? soon maybe? Some examples would be really helpful
Thanks
Mike
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waldo
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« Reply #21 on: Jun 10, 08, 10:43 AM » |
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Hi Mike--
I didn't have time to convert the chat client, but will when I have a chance. I'm actually starting vacation today, which is why I posted before everything was done. But I have a long plane flight coming up, all of the code on my laptop, and might find some time to do some recreational hacking (although my wife may kill me).
If I get it done, I'll post to the forum. If not, I'll do it first thing when I get back, which will be at the end of the month (a real vacation).
Jim
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« Reply #22 on: Jun 10, 08, 12:23 PM » |
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Hi Jim,
no problem. I am trying to figure things out to create
the bindings to c#.
It's great anyways that you posted the client source.
So have a nice vacation.
greetings
Mike
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« Reply #23 on: Jun 16, 08, 10:17 PM » |
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Nice work on releasing a new C API. Can't wait to play with it!
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