PS:
The premises entrance is a fence gate about here: 52.475528, 13.430083
Cheers, Ludwig
Hello,
I'd like to call in from skype remotely if that facility will be available.
Please advise if that is convenient.
Regards
David
Hi David, yes, we will have Skype on. Before the meeting starts (at 6PM CET), send a contact request to the Skype ID riot-os and you’ll be able to connect at meeting time. Best, Emmanuel
Hi!
Just for clarification: the meeting will take place at 6pm MEST at Agora (Mittelweg 50, Berlin-Neukölln). Remote participation via Skype is possible, Minutes will go into http://riot.pad.spline.de/2 (Password: jointheriot).
Cheers, Oleg
On 2014-07-15 00:30, Emmanuel B
send a contact request to the Skype ID riot-os
My apologies. I got a unexpected customer request that had to be taken care of. I work on a research project at the one of the Universities here in Australia.
It looks like the meeting went well in any case and that some ground was covered.
I'd also like to help clarify the overall development process and suggest unless there is a better alternative, consider putting more effort into the 'Native' port version and make this your reference version.
The reason for this is that most of the system-calls are pretty stable already and it's easy to run tests.
Once things are good on the native port, it should be more straightforward to debug the mcu based systems and get issues on each of those sorted out.
Happy Rioting
David
Hi David,
Regarding native as the reference/default platform: It is the default board in all tests and examples already, but I assume you have something else in mind? Could you be more specific? And as far as supporting it goes: apart from the issues in the tracker, are you missing anything in particular?
Cheers, Ludwig
Hi Ludwig,
Well I'm wishing to add MQTT support.
I was just looking at this example: https://github.com/RIOT-OS/RIOT/blob/master/examples/ipc_pingpong/main.c
It contains the code:
Hi David,
While certainly interesting, it does sound entirely native-unrelated.
If there is an existing mqtt which is LGPL compatible, I suggest you look into the pkg system in order for RIOT integration.
Regarding an actual internet connection there's still infrastructure missing.
Cheers, Ludwig
Hi David,
While certainly interesting, it does sound entirely native-unrelated.
If there is an existing mqtt which is LGPL compatible, I suggest you look into the pkg system in order for RIOT integration.
Thanks. I will do that. Mosquitto is BSD licensed, see http://mosquitto.org - I don't know if that meets your requirements or not, but if you wish to, you could check.
Regarding an actual internet connection there's still infrastructure missing.
The good thing about mosquitto is that there is a test server 'test.mosquitto.org' that allows test connections.
It's neither secure or reliable, but it is free. And I don't think if they would have any objections about RIOTers using it for demonstration purposes.
Regards
David
Hi David,
Hi Ludwig,
After coming back from a meeting and doing some demonstrations of mqtt I just thought I'd give some reading links, for anybody interested in IoT protocols, and not just MQTT:
Hi David,
You may want to check with the Wiselib team as well. I know they had an MQTT implementation for Wiselib on their GSoC projects list for this year.