Hi Mr Trink,
sorry for answering so late (I really don't remember if I gave
you any answer ?!?)
Do you have these other SSP-Lite drivers you developed available
for download from anywhere ?
I'd like to add a "contrib" section to the Smart Sign web site, and
put there all of these packages people send back to me modifying the
basic smartsign or SSP-Lite or whatever else.
I'm modifying the web site right now, but I'll publish it by the next
week, I guess.
So, if you have any code you want in this section, please notify me.
A CVS would just be a good idea. Also rearranging directories is not
bad, even if I think it's not prioritary.
SourceForge has a section for CVS, so if you wish, I can just add you
as a developer, and then we can sectup a CVS on SF.
Thanks for your interest in this project.
Bye,
T.
Andreas Trink wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> I just want to let you know, that I have put some effort into SSP-lite
> (starting with 0.2 from Tommaso Cucinotta, which is based on 0.1 from David
> Corcoran).
>
> I am a fulltime SW-developer and currently making my first experience with
> project-leading. There's also a girl-friend, so you can imagine that I can
> only spend some minutes per week for smartcard programming. ;-)
>
> What I have done so far:
>
> 1. Added some entries (ATR) to /etc/card.conf, e.g. for memorycard, eurocard,
> gsm
> 2. Modified the parser (lexer) so it can handle cards which return NO ATR
> (e.g. some memorycards)
> 3. Started with a memorycard-driver
> 4. Template-card-drivers (stubs: empty functions for all functions defined in
> part 6 "ICC service provider interface definition" + _detailed_
> description as comment)
> 5. A script for inserting entries into card.conf
> 6. Yet another simple testprogram (threated)
> 7. ...
>
> What I want to do:
>
> I've spent a lot of time for finding the right packages (pscs-lite,
> interface-driver, ssp-lite, carddriver) and for configuring and compiling.
>
> I would like to see a large package and just enter
> ./configure
> make install
> at the console.
>
> To do this right, we must maybe reorganize the files completely, e.g.
>
> pcsc/csp/slb_cfaccess-0.1.2a
> /eurocard
> /memorycard
> /gsm
> /template
> /include
> /ssp
> /etc/card.conf
> /reader.conf
> /pcsc
> /ifd/towitoko
> /any_other_terminal
> /test
> /doc
>
> While editing, I saw that there is a need
> ... to rename some files (e.g. omitting prefix or postfix: ssp-lite -> ssp,
> slb_cfaccess-0.1.2.a -> slb_cyberflex, pcsc-lite -> pcsc)
> ... to move some files to a different directory (e.g. test-programs to test,
> h-files of the carddrivers to a common /csp/include)
> ... to rename functions to make the names consistent
> ... to make configuration using autoconf/automake
> ... and so on
>
> I think this can only be done in conjunction and agreement with the original
> authors.
>
> My questions:
>
> Is there a need to make a large package including a large amount of
> interface-drivers and carddrivers?
>
> I there a need to move development to a CVS-server?
>
> Thanks
>
> Andreas
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