I run it under sbcl, clisp and ccl under 32 bit archlinux. I found mercurial command syntax more simple than git, so project is hosted at bitbucket.org: http://bitbucket.org/marsijanin/iolib.termios/
Hope my little extension will be useful.
Best,
Nikolay V. Razbegaev
P.S. I also have some plans for parallel interface (by making libieee1284 bindings) in the future.
On Sun, 2009-11-08 at 21:09 +0300, marsijanin@gmail.com wrote:
I run it under sbcl, clisp and ccl under 32 bit archlinux. I found mercurial command syntax more simple than git, so project is hosted at bitbucket.org: http://bitbucket.org/marsijanin/iolib.termios/
Hope my little extension will be useful.
Best,
Nikolay V. Razbegaev
P.S. I also have some plans for parallel interface (by making libieee1284 bindings) in the future.
Thanks for providing this.
Is it ok if I incorporate it into IOLib or do you prefer to develop it outside ?
Stelian Ionescu sionescu@cddr.org writes:
On Sun, 2009-11-08 at 21:09 +0300, marsijanin@gmail.com wrote:
I run it under sbcl, clisp and ccl under 32 bit archlinux. I found mercurial command syntax more simple than git, so project is hosted at bitbucket.org: http://bitbucket.org/marsijanin/iolib.termios/
Hope my little extension will be useful.
Best,
Nikolay V. Razbegaev
P.S. I also have some plans for parallel interface (by making libieee1284 bindings) in the future.
Thanks for providing this.
Is it ok if I incorporate it into IOLib or do you prefer to develop it outside ?
Hi, Stelian.
I guess that incorporation will be best solution. IOLib.termios is my first experience in code sharing and cffi coding. I currently haven't much time to support this my little IOLib extension because of deadline at my work, but I hope, that it should not be a big problem in the future. Besides, I believe that it will be a chance to learn more about git for me.
Anyway there are still two questions about incorporation: how exactly you are going to incorporate and to collaborate? Will the incorporation be just coping files and calling "git add" or there is a way to import mercurial project into git? I don't suppose, that history of my little part is really important -- just asking. And after that -- how should we collaborate? Should I just send patches into mailing list or will you give me write access to the project repository?
I'm planing to sit down and make normal condition system for IOLib.termios when I have time for it. I also suppose that termios constants should be defined via constantenum and stty syntax should be changed in order to accept keywords arguments.
I also started to write the extension for parallel interfaces (I called it IOLib.ieee1284). I wrote wrappers low level function in libieee1284 and wrote some hi level wrappers for reading parallel port lines as bit vectors in raw mode.
I'm glad, that you think that my little part was useful.
Best,
Nikolay V. Razbegaev
On Sun, 2009-11-22 at 16:41 +0300, marsijanin@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, Stelian.
I guess that incorporation will be best solution. IOLib.termios is my first experience in code sharing and cffi coding. I currently haven't much time to support this my little IOLib extension because of deadline at my work, but I hope, that it should not be a big problem in the future. Besides, I believe that it will be a chance to learn more about git for me.
Anyway there are still two questions about incorporation: how exactly you are going to incorporate and to collaborate? Will the incorporation be just coping files and calling "git add" or there is a way to import mercurial project into git? I don't suppose, that history of my little part is really important -- just asking. And after that -- how should we collaborate? Should I just send patches into mailing list or will you give me write access to the project repository?
You'll need to get an account on common-lisp.net after which I'll give you write access to the repository.
I don't think there's a way to automatically import the patches, it will probably have to be done manually
So, Stelian, are you planning to incorporate my serial devices extension into IOLib main tree or not? I still don't mind if you will, but you still don't give an answer.
Best,
Nikolay V. Razbegaev
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