I've put up my code here: http://bill.nalens.com/programs/PluckerCond.ZIP
Couple of notes: it uses the following libraries netpbm, Regex (should change to use the boost version), TinyXML (for translating some xml pages), xpdf (for conversion of pdf), ZLib The code can build either a standalone version of the parser or a Palm conduit (based on the general conduit, not the MFC). I believe that since this is just a port of your GPL'd code, I don't own anything. I don't know how helpful this is going to be. It works for me and we use it at my company as a conduit to fetch pages off our internal website (instead of shelling out thousands for Avantgo). The port is based off the parser 1.13 I think. There's code to use either the Windows http stuff or the regular BSD style function calls. The BSD stuff isn't completely done though. I've used VC++ 6.0 to build this. I think a Java version as Bill J. suggests might be better. I could probably build a conduit using the Java code. Bill GKrellM for Windows? see http://bill.nalens.com To: Plucker Development List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Michael Nordstr�m cc: (bcc: Bill Nalen/Towers Perrin) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: C version of parser 06/26/2002 02:41 PM Please respond to Plucker Development List On Wed, Jun 26, 2002, Adam McDaniel wrote: > This reminds me, I've often wondered if anyone has though about > putting any effort into creating a C version of the parser? Bill Nalen has indicated that he has a parser written in C++, http://www.plkr.org/list/2Q2001/0166.html /Mike -- "If we end up in court, I will bankrupt these guys." - James Fisher CEO, Bluefish Wireless Inc (when told they infringe Plucker's license)
