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Re: [paho-dev] Sorry to be a pain!
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Hey Frank,
no problem. I appreciate the feedback - it's good to know that the code
is being used! And I realize that I have some thinking to do about the
tokens, and also explaining more about how the APIs were intended to be
used.
I'd like to get a C++ layer into Eclipse Paho too, so if you are in a
position to contribute your code (Eclipse has rules about contributions
related to IP, licensing, etc) that would be a big help. If not, for
any reason, then I'll go ahead with my own, and take comments of course.
Ian
On 20/05/13 17:00, Frank Pagliughi wrote:
Hey Ian,
BTW, I hate wandering into a project and immediately come off sounding
so negative. Plus it's so easy to sound like an ass over e-mail. My
intentions lie on the optimistic side.
I do a lot of remote data loggers and robotic systems with a little
processors sending messages around. MQTT looks great for a lot of
that. I'm glad I stumbled upon it. At some point, I'll probably want
to port your library to an RTOS, like eCos. So some of my requests and
comments are looking toward those types of applications.
And again, if I can do anything to help, let me know.
The C++ library is fairly operational, but on this first pass I
cheated with C++11 extensions (smart pointers and portable condition
variables). I will likely finish it in this manner and post it before
forking it and then hacking out the C++11 parts.
Thanks,
Frank
