The example server was written by Ron Minnich. I started on a libixp hello-world howto which can be found at http://sqweek.dnsdojo.org/plan9/server.txt - I kind of lost motivation when I realised the direction I intended to take the howto was basically just going to repeat all the information in intro(5). You're more than welcome to use/adapt the text if you'll find it useful.
-sqweek 2009/6/15 Thomas Gallen <kaori.hin...@gmail.com>: > Hmm, I noticed the libixp source does have a libixp server example if > you're looking for something to compare to or correct using. > Unfortunately, it's a bit sparse on comments. If Kris wrote it, > perhaps he'd be one to ask about it. It's in the root of the source in > the examples directory. > > Thomas > > On Sun, Jun 14, 2009 at 09:27:20PM +0200, yy wrote: >> Sorry if I interrupt your priceless discussion about mailing lists, >> but I need some help with libixp. >> Since finding documentation (and/or examples) is not easy, I have >> decided to write something myself. What I'm doing is keeping tags in a >> mercurial repository from a very simple Hello World to a more complet >> 9P server. Explanations are not exhaustive, but having everything in >> mercurial allows to track changes in a gradual way. With the help of >> sqweek m9u (thanks sqweek!) I have started with the first steps: >> http://www.anarchyinthetubes.com/src/hello_libixp >> I will be progressively adding more content, but it is the first time >> I touch libixp and could be doing something wrong. Since this is >> intended be used as a base for someone starting with libixp I want to >> avoid obvious mistakes, so I'm asking if somebody with more experience >> could have a look at my code from time to time. Of course, any other >> comment is welcomed too. >> >> Kind regards, >> >> >> -- >> - yiyus || JGL . >> > >
