Hello everybody. I try to learn more about netsukuku. And I have several questions (sorry, if I repeat old questions): > The python implementation of Netsukuku has been finished last week, during the > Italian Hackmeeting at Pisa. Is there a full-functional implementation or simulator only? There are some TODOs and TOCODEs in reposirory. What features are not completed yet? And what features must be realised for stable release? > 5) the C language will be used to implement low level code. There is no any c-code in svn head now. Do you want to do it later or you decide, that all code will be written on Python? I little confused by Python (I never work with it), so I try to make old release (netsukuku-0.0.9b). I have some problem to compile it. I use debian 4.0 (kernel 2.6.18), gcc 4.2.2. The first problem was configuration. Neither configure script nor SCons supports user-defined include path and library path. SCons uses it to check dependencies but ignores them when compilation run. Than was problem with included asm/bitops.h, but it easy solved by remove inclusion. What are system requirements for easy compiling this code? What version of protocol it realized? And what differences beetween versions? I found on your site phrases "the second version of netsukuku theory", "QSPN v2" and others, but I can't find previous releases. And if python implementation is "real", will it back-compatible with old c implementation? And what is netsukuku-lastc branch in svn repo?
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