Wiadomość napisana przez Bakul Shah w dniu 10 maj 2014, o
godz. 01:21:
> On Fri, 09 May 2014 16:11:00 +0200 Krystian Lewandowski
> wrote:
>>
>> I was working on GPIO under Plan9 - very simple thing but also supports
>> edge-raising/falling events. I had simple C code to print what pin
>> tri
On Fri, 09 May 2014 16:11:00 +0200 Krystian Lewandowski
wrote:
>
> I was working on GPIO under Plan9 - very simple thing but also supports
> edge-raising/falling events. I had simple C code to print what pin
> triggered an event. I'll try to push this simple test to github during
> weekend. Thou
FYI, another item on my todo list is porting the RF24 library to plan9-bcm.
i use nrf24l01+ devices between arduinos and a pi (in Go on linux) for
temp/humidity telemetry. the device uses the SPI interface.
on a somewhat related note, is anyone building support for Go on Plan 9/ARM?
On Fri, Ma
I was working on GPIO under Plan9 - very simple thing but also supports
edge-raising/falling events. I had simple C code to print what pin
triggered an event. I'll try to push this simple test to github during
weekend. Though i'm not sure how it can be integrated - is events counting
enough?
Kryst
On Fri May 9 08:56:34 EDT 2014, lu...@proxima.alt.za wrote:
> > i would recommend renaming the J* files to j* files, and the functions
> > from J* to j*, as the tradition is to use lowercase.
>
> Go standards strike! (not the J* files, though)
this is not go. we should not use go standards in p
> i would recommend renaming the J* files to j* files, and the functions
> from J* to j*, as the tradition is to use lowercase.
Go standards strike! (not the J* files, though)
++L
On Fri May 9 08:36:54 EDT 2014, st...@quintile.net wrote:
> > Looks like you forgot to include json.h
>
> I put my libjson.tgz and libxml.tgz on sources.
i would recommend renaming the J* files to j* files, and the functions
from J* to j*, as the tradition is to use lowercase.
- erik
> Looks like you forgot to include json.h
I put my libjson.tgz and libxml.tgz on sources.
-Steve
that's what i was thinking too. i think most of the time, most of the
information is available; it's just that they don't show up in a search or
no search is done.
P.S. i'm sure sp9sss conspiracy theorists will disagree :)
On Thu, May 8, 2014 at 1:07 PM, Steven Stallion wrote:
> On Thu, May 8
On Thu, May 8, 2014 at 2:04 PM, Steve Simon wrote:
> Perhaps we should a page on the wiki:
>
> "Work in progress"
> "Stalled projects"
> "Work I plan to progress"
> "Work I would like somone to do"
>
> The theroy is it might inspire people and maybe reduce duplicat
Perhaps we should a page on the wiki:
"Work in progress"
"Stalled projects"
"Work I plan to progress"
"Work I would like somone to do"
The theroy is it might inspire people and maybe reduce duplication of effort.
Just a thought.
-Steve
I suggested porting rtlsdr library for a GSoC project, but not takers; if
anyone is interested in collaborating on this let me know. the majority of
the work is moving the library off of libusb and replacing the pthread junk
with thread(2).
rtlsdr handles any DVB-T receiver that uses the RTL2832U
On Thu, 08 May 2014 18:58:31 BST "Steve Simon" wrote:
> I have a hifiberry (http://www.hifiberry.com/) nicely minimalist,
> though no driver at present - I will await the GSOC project :-)
> I have some itron VFDs from work, 256 x 64 pixel. I like these as
> the visibility is excellent. The only a
I have a hifiberry (http://www.hifiberry.com/) nicely minimalist,
though no driver at present - I will await the GSOC project :-)
I have some itron VFDs from work, 256 x 64 pixel. I like these as
the visibility is excellent. The only annoyance is they have
a parallel interface and I use up all the
On Thu, 08 May 2014 12:06:11 BST "Steve Simon" wrote:
>
> A little radio app for plan9. This has few features and may not
> seem worth the effort to some but it is planned to be the basis for
> an embedded radio device so it needs a little GUI and user interface.
>
> Currently I use this at work
Ok,
spurred into action. I have pushed out some work in progress.
A little radio app for plan9. This has few features and may not
seem worth the effort to some but it is planned to be the basis for
an embedded radio device so it needs a little GUI and user interface.
Currently I use this at work
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