From: Stephen L A. <sa...@ea...> - 2001-03-17 19:10:38
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Howdy: I'm just getting started with Python (and boy is it cool :) but I have a general need to analyze (and reverse-engineer) code in multiple languages. One of the nicer tools I've found is Grasp: http://www.eng.auburn.edu/department/cse/research/grasp/ It supports java, Ada95, C, C++, and VHDL, but it would be ultimately cooler with Python support. The Auburn University guys are not exactly hard-core GNU guys, but I believe the source code is available. There are the original windoze and Linux/UNIX versions of Grasp, but only jGrasp is currently under active development. I don't really have the background to do any serious code development yet (but I'm trying to learn) nor do I have any time at the moment; I think I have one-too-many jobs or kids, but I can't figure out which... I did put a bug in their ear about adding Python support to Grasp, but they seem stuck on Java for some reason I can't understand. So I was wondering if any of you folks would be interested in the idea of integrating jython with jGrasp, and adding full Python support to the Grasp environment. It would be really cool for large Python (and multi-language) projects, analyzing and "grokking" someone else's code, etc. Grasp/jGrasp already supports gcc, GNAT, JDK (sun and blackdown), M$(crap)C++, etc, and would be that much cooler with Python... You could visualize code and build projects using all of the above from the same environment. Cool, no? I just had the chance to attend Python 9 (my first real nerd conference :) and I was extremely impressed with Python and what everyone was doing with it. Just like Eric Jones said in some of his Numeric Python slides - "Amazing..." Anyway, thanks for listening (reading) - Steve Arnold PS. To those I met at the conference - It was really cool meeting you all. Keep it up; I was completely blown away. It was a 180 degree change from watching a large well-known firm totally screw up a $1.4 billion program (yes, I said billion). You guys are so much cooler, it's not even funny... ************************************************ Steve Arnold CLE (Certifiable Linux Evangelist) http://arnolds.dhs.org |
From: Brian Z. <bri...@ya...> - 2001-03-18 23:39:23
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Hi list, This is a wiki clone ported from Martin Pool's PikiPiki to Jython Servlet. I'm sure porting it to java servlet will be a lot more difficult. The project is hosted here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/jywiki And there is a wiki (using phpwiki for now): http://jywiki.sourceforge.net with information about Jython Servlet in general and jywiki in specific. I hope Jython servlet users can also use this wiki as a place to share tips. It's still work in progress since I don't have a lot of time to spare. Thanks for all the excellent work and support from jython developers. Cheers, -Brian Zhou |