Some people asked to be able to use ipyclam's jack engine without having
to compile the whole CLAM thing. A build options have been added
(use_clam=no or use_jack=no) to scons, so you can build either a jack
only ipyclam or a clam only ipyclam.
You can also open ipyclam_console with --jack to choose a jack engine.
(--dummy engine is also available if you just want to play with it).
Also by popular demand, the following syntax is available:
net.unit1[::2] > net.unit2
besides the existing
net.unit1._outports[::2] > net.unit2
Operator direction and peer's direction and kind (port/control) are used
to deduce the connector set the slice is applied to. If the peer gives
no clue (as above) then 'port' is taken as 'kind' by default.
Available at subversion. Please, test. There is a lot of casuistics i
may have missed.
David.
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