Hello all, I was a GSoC student for Openmoko who got the chance to work on the vala implementation of odeviced this summer. As frameworkd matured, I started working on the vala implementation of the entire framework daemon called 'fsod' (FSO daemon) as some sort of a testing ground. Here is a short status of the current codebase[1],
1.) Device subsystem written in C/vala implementing odeviced interface 2.) A rudimentary python scripting interface that allows python subsystems to be loaded in its entirety with little changes. 3.) onetworkd and otimed python subsystems from frameworkd which is loaded by the vala daemon. One of the good things about fsod is the faster startup and the small memory footprint. Now at this point I would like to know what the community here feels about the little project since people here are definitely far more experienced than me when it comes to writing code. I would love to have some comments/suggestions on fsod, maybe design issues, but *especially* if the need for a C/vala implementation is justified given the fact that frameworkd is really turning out to be a wonderful piece of code and if it makes sense to continue working on fsod. (I must say, I did work hard on the code considering my programming standards, but I rather go with what the core developers and the other contributors here think rather than bitching about it. :P) [1] The code can be found here http://git.freesmartphone.org/?p=openmoko-gsoc2008.git;a=summary There is also a recipe in OE for fsod (thanks mickey) in case someone wants to build the code pulled fresh from the git tree. -- Thanks and Regards, Sudharshan S Blog : http://www.sudharsh.wordpress.com IRC : Sup3rkiddo @ Freenode, Gimpnet
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