it can fit in frames. A nasty bug in queue code needs fixing.
Also, we only send tick frames at present, and need to add code
for dispatching packets at other times (bandwidth allowance permitting).
So the whole bandwidth management code needs to get finished.
Broadcast and unicast addresses are accepted. Some frame headers
are set. Payload is yet to be set, and ciphered &/or signed as required,
and queueing is not yet verified.
messages now works. Server currently reports error when trying to
send MDP_TX frames (since it is not yet implemented), which the
client successfully displays. Onto making the server handle the
MDP_TX frames.
delete server socket if you are a client). Also added main MDP
ping loop of sending packets. Reading returned packets not yet
implemented. Server handling of MDP_TX packets also not yet
implemented.
Added framework for MDP ping, and some work towards MDP port binding
and sending packets with option to wait for reply. MDP server
doesn't yet support port binding, and client doesn't yet support
reading replies.
for building on other platforms (i.e., configure framework, including
the .in files that are needed to build configure and Makefile, and the
sqlite code that is required for stand-alone building without external
dependencies, e.g., on non-android platforms, and looking ahead to
symbian where we will need a single self-contained binary as we cannot
assume the presence of an sqlite3 library as we can on android).
Any further changes to the build environment should not be committed
until it has been verified that building from a clean checkout on osx,
followed by configure and make actually works.
- refactor hlrSid() to not return pointer to static buffer, take 3rd arg instead
- introduce SID_STRLEN macro constant, use it everywhere
- reformat some code for readability
- Alter nacl-prepare-sources to do some of what nacl-jni-prep did.
- Commit nacl.h and sources.mk created by nacl-prepare-sources for
nacl-20110221. This lets you build the Android version out of the
box. The native version can still be built after 'do' script is
run (necessary to build the libraries and create includes).
