[protobuf] Re: Protocol Buffers on an embedded system

2013-08-22 Thread Trepi Dacious
1) I'm guessing the STM32F4 MCU? In that case yes, I've used protobuf in an identical environment (chibios, etc.). 2) Yes, I've used nanopb extensively, and it works very well. I've only run into one issue with inter-operation with the Java version of protobuf (and also protoc) - nanopb

[protobuf] Re: Python3 Protobufs

2013-08-22 Thread Charles Law
I'd be interested in getting this done. I do want it merged in at some point this will only make it easier. Since I did some of the translation at work I'm talking to legal about getting the contributor license agreement signed. Free time is very rare though. It might (not for sure, but

[protobuf] Re: Python3 Protobufs

2013-08-22 Thread Dale Peterson
On Thursday, August 22, 2013 2:36:07 PM UTC-7, Charles Law wrote: I'd be interested in getting this done. I do want it merged in at some point this will only make it easier. Since I did some of the translation at work I'm talking to legal about getting the contributor license agreement

[protobuf] Re: Protocol Buffers on an embedded system

2013-08-22 Thread Dale Peterson
On Thursday, August 22, 2013 6:27:08 AM UTC-7, Trepi Dacious wrote: 1) I'm guessing the STM32F4 MCU? In that case yes, I've used protobuf in an identical environment (chibios, etc.). You guessed it. Yeah, Olimex STM32-H407, ChibiOS/RT, fatfs, and nanopb. It was *extremely* helpful to be