Here is my 2cents in this whole thing. I think that netsukuku needs to be a little more modular. For instance, for those who want to talk about algorithms and efficiency please get together and write a spec. For the programmers lets start looking programming whether it be Vala, C, or Pythong (notice how java is not an option). Like Luca said lets get a "a working implementation" out. Forgive my ignorance and lack of introduction. Consider me part of the peanut gallery for now.
On Thu, Mar 24, 2011 at 7:42 AM, Luca Dionisi <[email protected]>wrote: > Of course you are free to believe and state that: > a) Alpt demonstrated that the mathematical model behind ntk *works* fairly > well > b) ntk has already been completely prototyped and tested > c) what we need now is an efficient implementation > d) there is someone willing to actually do this in C > > However, I would like to tell my point of view to the other fellows of > the mailing list. > 1) The last document that I read from Alpt didn't seem to me like a > *complete* mathematical proof of the ntk model working well. > 2) It is roughly one year that I don't see any kind of activity from > Alpt on the project. One year ago the algorithms behind the netsukuku > daemon were substantially different from the present ones in some > crucial aspects. I described the new ones, which I implemented, on the > developers' mailing list but I have no evidence that someone did read > my emails. > 3) Considering 1) and 2) I think that ntk still needs some time in > prototyping and testing. > 4) Fast development aside, I think that a well written program in Vala > can be as efficient as in C. > > So, I encourage anyone who wants to see soon a working implementation > able to run on embedded devices, to focus with me in this Vala > porting. > > --Luca > _______________________________________________ > Netsukuku mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.dyne.org/mailman/listinfo/netsukuku >
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