Most recent edit on 2007-01-28 22:55:16 by KogAdmin
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Edited on 2006-10-14 09:22:12 by KogAdmin [link update]
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~~- Main SF.net site∞
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~~- Our old site∞
Edited on 2006-10-14 09:18:01 by KogAdmin [quote megasquirt]
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The Heart of Gold project was an effort in my class Student Originated Software 2003-2004∞ to produce software allowing the user to manage car engines in real time. The project was with William Dillon, Michael Schultz, Ryan T Higgins and Greg Feigenson. William built the spark controller for the project, Ryan the serial <--> java app, the messenger object and the MegaSquirt code, Greg did the design work, built the preliminary GUI stuff, built the plugin framework and built the spark controller module. Michael did not contribute.
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The Heart of Gold project was an effort in my class Student Originated Software 2003-2004∞ to produce software allowing the user to manage car engines in real time. The project was with William Dillon, Michael Schultz, Ryan T Higgins and Greg Feigenson. William built the spark controller for the project, Ryan the serial <--> java app, the messenger object and the MegaSquirt code, Greg did the design work, built the preliminary GUI stuff, built the plugin framework and built the spark controller module. Michael did not contribute.
Edited on 2006-10-14 09:10:09 by KogAdmin [massive updates]
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However, Recently the sourceforge.net administrative staff has removed Ryan and added me as administrator. My first task is to refactor and get a working win32/linux build. The project is now up on SVN and I've got a branch I'm working on. I'll need to clean these docs
Cross Platform
Sourcecode is available at SourceForge∞
SVN view is available at http://svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/heartofgold/∞
SVN repo is available at https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/heartofgold∞
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Refactor. Also build an Ant build. Swap out named pipes for sockets?
However, Recently the sourceforge.net administrative staff has removed Ryan and added me as administrator. My first task is to refactor and get a working win32/linux build. The project is now up on SVN and I've got a branch I'm working on.
Windows Porting
Sourcecode is available at SourceForge∞ for the original release, Windows serial is available below
Edited on 2006-10-14 09:03:13 by KogAdmin [bump]
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However, Recently the sourceforge.net administrative staff has removed Ryan and added me as administrator. My first task is to refactor and get a working win32/linux build. The project is now up on SVN and I've got a branch I'm working on.
This used to be an issue, because we were doing native for the serial. Now I'm going to be investigating the RXTX library∞ and throwing it into the Ant build. All you should need to do, in addition to running HOG, is throw a DLL or SO in a specific location. It's minimal install and gives access to far more platforms. There's going to be some crossplatformness added to the software in other fashions...
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Recently I wrote a serial server in C# so that Windows users could use HOG (Cygwin doesn't work - doesn't implement serial and you need an IPC daemon for pipes). The code is available here and needs the .NET Framework v2. The code makes usage of quite a few of the .NET unique traits.
NOTE: The win32 serial server has a flaw in the code - the named pipes don't work. I haven't found a good reference for using them between procs, although .NET2 IPC remoting might work. I'm going to design a socket version since the serial bit works and switch out HOG's current setup. Please see the page on windows porting.
Edited on 2006-09-21 05:45:22 by KogAdmin
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Refactor. Also build an Ant build. Swap out named pipes for sockets?
Edited on 2006-04-02 19:46:22 by KogAdmin
Additions:
Recently I wrote a serial server in C# so that Windows users could use HOG (Cygwin doesn't work - doesn't implement serial and you need an IPC daemon for pipes). The code is available here and needs the .NET Framework v2. The code makes usage of quite a few of the .NET unique traits.
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Recently I wrote a serial server in C# so that Windows users could use HOG (Cygwin doesn't work - doesn't implement serial and you need an IPC daemon for pipes). The code is available on my site∞ and needs the .NET Framework v2. The code makes usage of quite a few of the .NET unique traits.
Edited on 2005-07-03 00:04:09 by KogAdmin [added windows porting]
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Recently I wrote a serial server in C# so that Windows users could use HOG (Cygwin doesn't work - doesn't implement serial and you need an IPC daemon for pipes). The code is available on my site∞ and needs the .NET Framework v2. The code makes usage of quite a few of the .NET unique traits.
NOTE: The win32 serial server has a flaw in the code - the named pipes don't work. I haven't found a good reference for using them between procs, although .NET2 IPC remoting might work. I'm going to design a socket version since the serial bit works and switch out HOG's current setup. Please see the page on windows porting.
Deletions:
Recently I wrote a serial server in C# so that Windows users could use HOG (Cygwin doesn't work - doesn't implement serial and you need an IPC daemon for pipes). The code is available on my site∞ and needs the .NET Framework v2. The code makes usage of quite a few of the .NET unique trait
Edited on 2005-06-24 01:07:30 by KogAdmin [formatted, added links]
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Heart of Gold Project Page
History
Windows Porting
Recently I wrote a serial server in C# so that Windows users could use HOG (Cygwin doesn't work - doesn't implement serial and you need an IPC daemon for pipes). The code is available on my site∞ and needs the .NET Framework v2. The code makes usage of quite a few of the .NET unique trait
Project Status
Sourcecode is available at SourceForge∞ for the original release, Windows serial is available below
Links
- Release related
- Documentation
Deletions:
Recently I wrote a serial server in C# so that Windows users could use HOG (Cygwin doesn't work - doesn't implement serial and you need an IPC daemon for pipes). The code is available on my site∞ and needs the .NET Framework v2. The code makes usage of quite a few of the .NET unique traits heh.
Please see <links will be here>
Edited on 2005-06-18 16:04:05 by KogAdmin
Additions:
Recently I wrote a serial server in C# so that Windows users could use HOG (Cygwin doesn't work - doesn't implement serial and you need an IPC daemon for pipes). The code is available on my site∞ and needs the .NET Framework v2. The code makes usage of quite a few of the .NET unique traits heh.
Deletions:
Recently I wrote a serial server in C# so that Windows users could use HOG (Cygwin doesn't work - doesn't implement serial and you need an IPC daemon for pipes). The code is available on my site∞ and needs the .NET Framework v2. The code makes usage of quite a few of the .NET unique traits heh.
Edited on 2005-06-09 02:16:30 by KogAdmin
Additions:
The Heart of Gold project was an effort in my class Student Originated Software 2003-2004∞ to produce software allowing the user to manage car engines in real time. The project was with William Dillon, Michael Schultz, Ryan T Higgins and Greg Feigenson. William built the spark controller for the project, Ryan the serial <--> java app, the messenger object and the MegaSquirt code, Greg did the design work, built the preliminary GUI stuff, built the plugin framework and built the spark controller module. Michael did not contribute.
Deletions:
The HeartOfGold was an effort in my class Student Originated Software 2003-2004∞ to produce software allowing the user to manage car engines in real time. The project was with William Dillon, Michael Schultz, Ryan T Higgins and Greg Feigenson. William built the spark controller for the project, Ryan the serial <--> java app, the messenger object and the MegaSquirt code, Greg did the design work, built the preliminary GUI stuff, built the plugin framework and built the spark controller module. Michael did not contribute.
Oldest known version of this page was edited on 2005-06-09 02:14:28 by KogAdmin [original import from mediawiki]
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The
HeartOfGold was an effort in my class
Student Originated Software 2003-2004∞ to produce software allowing the user to manage car engines in real time. The project was with William Dillon, Michael Schultz, Ryan T Higgins and Greg Feigenson. William built the spark controller for the project, Ryan the serial <--> java app, the messenger object and the
MegaSquirt code, Greg did the design work, built the preliminary GUI stuff, built the plugin framework and built the spark controller module. Michael did not contribute.
The project was successful in that it produced an initial release at
Sourceforge∞ and that it worked (as far as we tested it). Unfortunately after the class Ryan was given control of the sourceforge project and removed the other administrator and user (William and Greg respectively). No further development work was done.
Recently I wrote a serial server in C# so that Windows users could use HOG (Cygwin doesn't work - doesn't implement serial and you need an IPC daemon for pipes). The code is available on
my site∞ and needs the .NET Framework v2. The code makes usage of quite a few of the .NET unique traits heh.
Please see <links will be here>
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