tilp-devel

[TiLP-devel] Re: libticables 3.6.7 patches

[Romain L. <rom...@wa...>]

From: Tijl Coosemans <ti...@ul...>
To: "Romain Lievin" <rom...@wa...>
Subject: libticables 3.6.7 patches

On Wed, Feb 26, 2003 at 08:52:43PM +0100, Tijl Coosemans wrote:
> Hello Romain,
> 
> I finally finished a set of patches for libticables and I'm happy to
> tell you that I finally managed to get the black graphlink working. I

Really ? Wonderful !

> suppose the parallel cable works now too, but I'm not able to test that
> myself. The usb cable should work too (using libusb), but hasn't
> been tested either.

ok. Could you update the README file consequently, too ? This makes me think 
that we should update too the TiLP manual (later)...

> 
> About the patches, most significant are the changes to src/ioports.c,
> src/probe.c and src/slv_link.c. You may want to take a close look at
> these in case I accidentally messed something up for other platforms.

Yes, I will.

BTW, JB has enabled Subversion on SF (a CVS-like replacement)... I will take
a look at on the WE. This may help you but I'm not a CVS guru (yet) !

> 
> When these patches are applied I think I'm ready to make TiLP (6.0) and
> its libraries an official FreeBSD port. However, the latest versions
> need to be available somewhere preferably on sourceforge. Any chance
> you'll be releasing anything soon?

I was not planned to release another version of TiLP in the 6.0 branch.
But, it may be interesting to release a new one (6.10):
- make the BSD version available while the 7.0 is in progress,
- get feedback for the 7.0,
- release Win32 fixes so that Linux/Win32 releases are up-to-date.

> 
> Tijl Coosemans

thx, roms.
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The TiLP project is on 		<http://www.ti-lpg.org>
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Re: [TiLP-devel] Re: libticables 3.6.7 patches

[Julien B. <jb...@jb...>]

"Romain Lievin" <rom...@wa...> wrote:

Hi,

>> About the patches, most significant are the changes to src/ioports.c,
>> src/probe.c and src/slv_link.c. You may want to take a close look at
>> these in case I accidentally messed something up for other platforms.
>
> Yes, I will.
>
> BTW, JB has enabled Subversion on SF (a CVS-like replacement)... I will=
 take
> a look at on the WE. This may help you but I'm not a CVS guru (yet) !

It's not on SF, it's on one of my machines. And the tilp repository
there is only here to test subversion (moreover it contains only
tilp-osx). I'm playing with it, and I'll be breaking it for some time
:)

I need to build a clean repository for each part of TiLP before we can
start using it.

I still have to rework the Apache config to get SSL working, after
what I'll build the repos.

For now, I'm away skiing for the next couple of days :-)

JB.

--=20
 Le mot troll est tellement banalis=E9 sur ce NG que, d=E8s fois j'ai
 l'impression de lire J=E9sus Christ
 -+- MA in NPC : J=E9sus est vivant, il va bien et il a le c=E2ble -+-

Re: [TiLP-devel] Re: libticables 3.6.7 patches

[Romain L. <rom...@wa...>]

Hi,


> > a look at on the WE. This may help you but I'm not a CVS guru (yet) !
> 
> It's not on SF, it's on one of my machines. And the tilp repository
> there is only here to test subversion (moreover it contains only
> tilp-osx). I'm playing with it, and I'll be breaking it for some time
> :)

I didn't understand that...

> 
> I need to build a clean repository for each part of TiLP before we can
> start using it.
> 
> I still have to rework the Apache config to get SSL working, after
> what I'll build the repos.
> 
> For now, I'm away skiing for the next couple of days :-)
> 

Really ?! You never told me that you skied... I would like to see that !

> JB.
> 
> -- 
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>  l'impression de lire J?sus Christ
>  -+- MA in NPC : J?sus est vivant, il va bien et il a le c?ble -+-

That's good !

> 
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roms.
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"Linux, y'a moins bien mais c'est plus cher !"

Re: [TiLP-devel] Re: libticables 3.6.7 patches

[Julien B. <jb...@jb...>]

"Romain Lievin" <rom...@wa...> wrote:

Hi,

>> It's not on SF, it's on one of my machines. And the tilp repository
>> there is only here to test subversion (moreover it contains only
>> tilp-osx). I'm playing with it, and I'll be breaking it for some time
>> :)
>
> I didn't understand that...

You should have guessed the first part from the URL of the repos ;)
It's sitting on arrakis, on a 120 Go software RAID1 array, and brought
to you by Apache 2.0 ;)

The Subversion book should give you some ideas on how we would
organize the repos and use it ; I'm evaluating different schemes at
the moment. (and will test them on the repo I have set up)

I really think it's far better and far more convenient than CVS for
what we need to do.

For those interested, the repos is at
<http://svn.technologeek.org/public/tilp/> for your web browser
<http://svn.technologeek.org/public/tilp/trunk/> for your svn client

>> For now, I'm away skiing for the next couple of days :-)
>
> Really ?! You never told me that you skied... I would like to see that =
!

Hey, I'm actually far better than I thought ;)


While I'm at it, check your calendar for tomorrow (28), I think it's
St Romain's day ;)

JB.

--=20
 Moi on m'apelle Causette. J'ai un studio a pay=E9 et je touche une
 solde mirobolante de 596 francs/mois de l'arm=E9e. Papa/maman sont
 pas l=E0.
 -+- AC in le Neuneu P=E8te un C=E2ble : Il gagne pas mais il cause -+-=20

Re: [TiLP-devel] Re: libticables 3.6.7 patches

[Romain L. <rom...@wa...>]

Hi,

> You should have guessed the first part from the URL of the repos ;)
> It's sitting on arrakis, on a 120 Go software RAID1 array, and brought
> to you by Apache 2.0 ;)
> 
> The Subversion book should give you some ideas on how we would
> organize the repos and use it ; I'm evaluating different schemes at
> the moment. (and will test them on the repo I have set up)

We will have to RTFM...

> 
> I really think it's far better and far more convenient than CVS for
> what we need to do.

I hope it's easy to use... I'm a bit lazy sometimes.

> 
> For those interested, the repos is at
> <http://svn.technologeek.org/public/tilp/> for your web browser
> <http://svn.technologeek.org/public/tilp/trunk/> for your svn client
> 
> >> For now, I'm away skiing for the next couple of days :-)
> >
> > Really ?! You never told me that you skied... I would like to see that !
> 
> Hey, I'm actually far better than I thought ;)

Well, good snow ;-)

> 
> 
> While I'm at it, check your calendar for tomorrow (28), I think it's
> St Romain's day ;)

Really ? Yes, you're right !

> 
> JB.

The mailing lists seem to be busy these days...

roms.
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Romain Lievin, aka 'roms'  	<ro...@ti...>
The TiLP project is on 		<http://www.ti-lpg.org>
"Linux, y'a moins bien mais c'est plus cher !"