Pyhthon implementaion

[Moyshe BenRabi]

Shalom Aleichem.

I have some progress with the python implementation. For now 0.5
message layer almost ready. All messages are implemented, but were
some problems with serialization layer. One way iot-zip test passes,
but has some problems in simple type serialization tests especially
with float values. Some initial sources of networking layer and even
simple client and server implemented, but not fully functional yet.

Moyshe BenRabi.

[Maróy Ákos]

Moyshe.

sounds excellent! as you see in my other mail, I finished the C++
implementation - thank you for your contribution into that as well.

please let me know if I can help with Continous Integration / automated
builds at ci.tyrell.hu.

Akos

[Tommi Laukkanen]

Thumbs up Moyshe, the 0.5 implementation is really nearing completion
due to your work with python. Please keep us posted of any problems
and let us know if we can do anything to help you nail the
implementation down.

-tommi

[Moyshe BenRabi]

Shalom aleichem.
Well done, mr Akos. Perfectly well done... ;)

> I finished the C++
> implementation - thank you for your contribution into that as well.

Is there any special requirements to use the hudson? Unfortunately i
not very familiar with it. I began modification of the test suit to
generate junit like xml reports. Is this enough?

> please let me know if I can help with Continous Integration / automated
> builds at ci.tyrell.hu.

Moyshe.

[Maróy Ákos]

Moyshe,

> Is there any special requirements to use the hudson? Unfortunately i
> not very familiar with it. I began modification of the test suit to
> generate junit like xml reports. Is this enough?

hudson can be used to run automated tasks (sort of like a glorified
cron), and has the nice feature of visualizing the results in graphs, etc.

to run automated tests, it can simply just show if the whole process
failed. for unit tests, it can show the results as well, if you have for
example generated HTML reports of the results. and it can understand
junit XML unit test reports, and process them, and draw graphs.

but it might understand some python unit test framework output as well?
is there such a framework in python? what is it called?

otherwise, yes, the simplest to do is to create junit-style XML output,
that hudson understands. (this is what I've done for the C++ code).

let me know how to run the test, and generate this output..

Akos