So, those are your immediate tasks ? Anything I can help out?
Depends, what can you do? Are you good with USB stacks? Network related code?
Well, I I don't know...I did some socket stuff recently but I am not really into networks. I have no clue how USBworks, to be honest. OTHO, doing CCCC/C++ since 15 years, I guess Ihave no problem challanging new frontiers ;) The only thing is, I don't know if I have much time.
I have no access to that site. If someone would like to add me, go ahead.
Just checked my list of names, i don't have your nickname to add you, so maybe you should tell that first ;)
Use juergen ;) That's easy.
The csh & tsch ports we currently have require alot of work to make them, well, work, so those are a dead end, when the time comes we'll need to revisit this issue, but for now it's best we focus on tasks we can use on the short term.
I still want to look into it... I have started it, so at least I'd like to get it going. Helps me to understand DOS internals. And I dont know .. Following the tcsh/fork discussion ... using csh, collecting all globals into a (what I call) context and use the parser from csh + adding pthreads and make the code reentrant and threadsave would result in a new shell (this is in fact a rewrite, but I don't have to re-invent the wheel). I'll do that...I cannot guarantee anything, but maybe this will be of any use for you... even if you go another route.
BTW:I looked into the other mail (what was his name, Andre Siegel?), IMO it seems this is a complete packages with all the tools involved -> much more than we really need. I'll look into this to get a better idea what is really needed. And if I have a better picture about the module structure I can tell you what I can do... Or you tell me, what you need, and I tell you if I can do that ;)