Hello Gaetan,
thanks for your notice. Your E-Mail definitely was the best
first step to
get more involved!
I'm not sure if I understand the kind of implementation
that you have
developed. Any kind of clarification would be helpful. It's
probably most
efficient if we set up a phone conference call for such
clarifications.
Felix
Burton, original architect of TCF, should certainly be on
the
call.
He typically is in US/Pacific timezone unless he is
travelling
(which
happens frequently). I'll leave it to Felix to propose a
time
slot.
If you
have any material that could help us understanding what
you
have done (documentation, requirements, or a ZIP of your
sources, basically anything you think would be
helpful), you
can
post it here on the mailing list, or attach it on bugzilla,
or
send it to me privately at your leisure.
Thanks for your offer to
contribute!
Cheers,
--
Martin Oberhuber, Senior Member of Technical
Staff, Wind River
Target Management Project
Lead, DSDP PMC Member
Hi,
I am working for a French software company, Anyware
Technologies, member of the Eclipse Foundation. Our Eclipse department
was mostly focused on MDD/MDA processes and more generally on modelling
technologies (we lead the ECore Tools component of the EMFT project). However
some of our most recent projects are based on device software
development.
I am a currently working on a project for Wavecom (an
electronic device manufacturer in wireless communication). The project goal is
to make a full IDE focused on device development. A significant part of the
IDE is the communication with target devices for debug purpose. As a result we
planned to use the Target Communication Framework.
Due to the early
stage of development of TCF and the need of a full and rapidly available
eclipse integration, we developed a new TCF implementation for Eclipse. This
implementation is currently working on a beta version of the IDE. It was
designed to handle communication channels, peer management, services proxies
and providers and value add servers through extension points. However Eclipse
dependencies are limited to only one class that could easily be replaced in
order to offer a dependency free implementation.
We really wishes to
take part in TCF development and are ready to make available our
implementation. We want to know how we can best contribute to the TCF
project.
Best Regards,
Gaétan MORICE
