On Feb 16, 2008 8:51 PM, Erik Huelsmann ehuels@gmail.com wrote:
OK, so if I can see some interface function (like SOCKET-RECEIVE) in svn trunk, I'll start to learn them and write/test some backend code as your design and commit to you, and I'll start to make my package depends on usocket to get networking portability.
I'm sorry you didn't see anything yet. The commits you've seen until today were about me cleaning up loose ends and implementing ideas floating in my head for months (as I could not commit them - my hd had crashed). I need to get rid of that mental state to be able to start the UDP work, so, that's why. I hope to be able to do some interface definition work today.
I was going to work with CLISP to do some exploration on this front, but it turns out that the default Etch CLISP package doesn't include the RAWSOCK module which I'll need to implement this feature... So, instead of designing/working on a prototype, I ended up trying to compile my own CLISP.
Hi, Erik
Debian's CLISP package is a bit strange, which didn't compile many module which CLISP supported. Maybe you should submit this to Debian as a wishlist.
The past two weeks is Spring Festival - a very big holiday for all Chinese, and I didn't do anything on Lisp. My current plan is more developments on my SNMP package, and start a new project: IPMI[1] for Lisp (which still depends on a UDP support for at least LispWorks). I'll continue watching usocket's change and do my job as we talk before.
Regards,
Chun TIAN (binghe)
[1] http://www.intel.com/design/servers/ipmi/
Hopefully more later.
bye,
Erik.