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From: James P. <ji...@go...> - 2010-04-02 11:35:24
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Replying to the Reply-To address resulted in a user not known bounce, so I've replied here. Alex Macfarlane Smith wrote: > On 01/04/2010 22:31, James Peacock wrote: >> >> Is there anyone still maintaining Nettle? If so would something as >> prototyped above be a suitable addition? I also have a few questions >> regarding how newlines are meant to work and what the plans were for >> the beginnings of SSH support in the code. >> > > Might be more useful to provide a patch rather than a zip of all the > source - harder to see what changes have been made :) Yes I know. I wasn't formally submitting anything, I was more trying to gauge interest. The changes themselves are fairly minimal, and there are still things to do. I'll do a diff over the next few days, time allowing. > Not sure about using DeviceFS - wonder whether it might be better to use > the serial blockdrivers instead, although not sure how well they fit > into a C application. I'm sure block drivers could be made to work and I guess would be better for some people with dual serial cards etc., though personally I'd prefer to use DeviceFS. I think it is a more flexible interface, and as part of the OS is, perhaps, more future proof. Also what I've done can be used to talk and/or listen to any suitable DeviceFS device as long as it can open at least one of the Tx or Rx streams. SSH is something I'm interested in as I use it a lot and there is no comprehensive solution for RISC OS at present. Not sure whether I would have time to do this. James |