Re: [Bcusdk-list] eibd fork -> knxd

[Michael M. <mm...@el...>]

This is absolutely how I think about this.

The only thing I'm not happy about is the pth(sem) "problem" - but we
must live with this dependency right now.

Changing this would require at least 3-6 months of testing IMHO..

So, lets take small steps, release 1.0.
And then further discussion (maybe anybody understanding this could send
a mail to RSE/pth-list ;))

Michael

On 18.12.2014 12:22, Timo wrote:
> yes, thanks for the summary. That's exact how I see this.
> 
> The most important thing is: Current version is stable. It is a
> production quality software.
> 
> The main goals should be:
>     - every release must be stable
>     - there must be no regressions
> 
> At least for the core (daemon + client library) we should not simply
> start changing code of the core components. Most important is some
> system to assure the software quality. Changes to the build system, the
> tools, packaging, language bindings, documentation, ... are no Problem.
> But for the core I think changes should be reviewed before going to git.
> Before changing "the core" we should think about automated testing.
> 
> 
> Am 18.12.2014 um 11:16 schrieb SZENTE Balint:
>> Hi,
>>
>>
>> Many thanks for you guys keeping this project alive and many thanks for
>> original authors for this great piece of software.
>>
>> eibd is a stable and production quality software. You can rely on it.
>>
>> I'm also on the same opinion that C(++) is the best language for such a
>> project, for several reasons:
>>  * embedded developers (the main target) are usually experienced with this
>> language, large developer base
>>  * very few dependencies
>>  * you can put on any small computer, virtually any OS
>>  * well proven
>>  * resulting code is fast
>>  * the possibility to debug remote with a simple console (ssh/telnet+gdb)
>>  * no hidden "black magic" introduced with various software stacks and virtual
>> machines which makes debugging a hell if/when the platform itself has bugs ->
>> C is basically "what you see is what you get"
>>
>> So yes, please keep it plain simple, cross platform and rock solid. Of course
>> all these arguments are for the daemon, I'm not talking about the client
>> bindings.
>>
> 
> 
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