Re: [Opensync-users] Porting the examples to 0.3x

[Erik-Jan E. <e.e...@pl...>]

Hi,
The whitepaper 
http://cryptomilch.de/~dgollub/OpenSync/OpenSync-0.40-DRAFT-20080118.pdf
http://cryptomilch.de/~dgollub/OpenSync/OpenSync-0.40-DRAFT-20080118.pdf ,
msynctool.c, and vconvert.c are very useful. It's quite straight forward to
make the other examples.

Still, one more question.


Bjoern Ricks wrote:
> 
> Hi,
>> 2. Is there a list of translations of the OpensSync internals?  I mean 
>> a list  in which I can find the internals of 0.22 and see what they 
>> have to be in the new architecture. The page 
>> http://www.opensync.org/wiki/PluginPortingGuide-0.30 gives some 
>> information, but not enough.
> I don't think so. Because both pages itself are outdated. E.g. we 
> changed the way to get the configuration of a plugin. We introduced in 
> 0.37 a new api which is common and usable for all sync plugins. It is 
> hard to understand how to use the api of opensync but if you want to get 
> familiar with the code take a look at file-sync or start to write a 
> plugin (sync or format) or try some code from msynctool. In my opinion 
> that's the best way to get into opensync. By the way I started with 
> opensync not even a year ago.
> 

Also found  http://www.opensync.org/docs/index.html doxygen output . Why is
the opensync_engine not in the list of modules? How can I get the module in
the list? Just running doxygen over the source code doesn't do the trick. 


Bjoern Ricks wrote:
> 
> But in excuse of the delay of the development and unfinished/outdated 
> documentation all few opensync developers work on opensync in their rare 
> free time. There is no developer who is working full time on opensync.
> 

It is in no way my intention to offend or criticize the developers.  I have
to respect mailing list etiquette, so I can't say the do a great job, but
they do!

Erik-Jan Elfferich

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