CLIPSockets

[Ryan Johnston]

Hey, CLIPS group! I wanted to share something I've been working on. CLIPSockets is an educational exploration into a low-level sockets library providing networking capabilities to CLIPS. This means: you can accept or make network requests to ip/port combinations directly within CLIPS!

I following the source code present in filertr.c very closely in order to make design decisions around the library.

There are example server/client code present in the repo demonstrating IPv4, IPv6 and unix socket communication.

In the past, I've made applications in Go and C directly that effectively would "wrap" a CLIPS environment and relay strings into and out of the CLIPS environment in order to send data over the network. With this library, you can leverage the built-in I/O functions like (readline), (read) and (printout) to read to/write from clients connected via the internet.

Let me know what you all think!

[Руслан Сорокин]

Great! 

This is remarkable broadens CLIPS possibilities to communicate with external world. Congratulation! Little technical question: How to switch, for example to other CLIPS version, is it enough to replace .c- files in your distribution with same files from official files in new CLIPS distribution?

Sincerely,

  Ru

среда, 8 мая 2024 г. в 20:23:41 UTC+3, Ryan Johnston:

[Ryan Johnston]

Thanks, Ru! I'm not entirely sure how well it'd work between versions. I had to change a few things to the base 6.4.1 source code. I outlined some of the changes at a higher level here: https://github.com/mrryanjohnston/CLIPSockets?tab=readme-ov-file#small-technical-braindump

If you look back through the commits, the first commit in that repo is adding the clips 6.4.1 source code. The second commit is where I added my changes on top: https://github.com/mrryanjohnston/CLIPSockets/commit/f15e636c02d6a1082b8b3f27bb5483a32270a8d6

I've not tested it with other versions of CLIPS, but my instincts tell me it'd need some work to get it to work properly rather than act as a "drop in."

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[Ryan Johnston]

I got CLIPSockets working with the latest from svn released today: https://sourceforge.net/p/clipsrules/code/HEAD/tree/branches/70x/core/

So latest main should now be ready for 7.0.0 when it is released :)

If you want to use 6.4.1 instead, I have the latest working version using 6.4.1 as a tag in the CLIPSockets git repo.

[Руслан Сорокин]

Good news Ryan!
I have used in my latest project version 6.4.2, that is a bug fix of 6.4.1.
Can I use your commits with it?

вторник, 21 мая 2024 г. в 08:08:17 UTC+3, Ryan Johnston: