[Xitami-Dev] New SMT Agents API

Ewen McNeill xitami-dev@lists.xitami.org
Thu, 11 Apr 2002 09:33:58 +1200


In message <GMEIJMPDFMEGPAGNKHKDIEGNCBAA.rafael.cano@o-labs.com>, =?iso-8859-1?Q
?Rafael_Cano_P=E9rez?= writes:
>Why have the messages "SMTSOCK WRITE/INPUT/OUTPUT OK" dissapear?.

smtSock has been extensively rewritten, and sort of combined with the
smttime functions.  I haven't been working on it so I don't precisely
recall what happened to the smtsock write/input/output okay messages,
but I'll forward your message to the person who was.

> Is there anyone thinking of writing some "SMT Kernel and Agents
> Programming Reference"?. I would be willing to cooperate.

Feel free to start :-)  (It's a really excellent idea, but no one at
iMatix has had much time to work on the code, let alone documentation.)

> Are all the SMT subdirectories in CVS the same?. It seems so,
> but I would appreciate some explanation of the CVS tree.

Yes.  All the public SMT directories are actually linux symlinks to the
same directory.  Checking in/out of any public SMT directory will get
you the same code/change all of them.  Cleaning this up further is on 
our "to do" list.  (There are also some internal SMT directories which
have cached copies of things like the code in Xitami 2.4d9, since it
didn't exactly correspond to anything in the CVS archive.)

Ewen

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Ewen McNeill, Technical Consultant, iMatix Corporation  www.imatix.com