Jiri, I can see that you're adding a few things here and there. Can you include a bit of a description when committing to keep us on the outside a little bit caught up? Much appreciated.
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Hello,

Todd A. Lyons:
> Jiri, I can see that you're adding a few things here and there. Can you
> include a bit of a description when committing to keep us on the outside
> a little bit caught up? Much appreciated.

Oops, sorry, I try to remember that...

Mario implemented a system that can completely isolate the shared map from the program, I think most of the rest have been just details. The API is still the same.

Instead of separate smm-free and smm-dump programs, those actions are now done with smm-mgr comman line options. (Mario's contrib.)

linuxplc.conf parsing is now done in C rather than Perl, and some more work will be needed on that to make it generally useful for configuration of everything.

The next step I'd like to take is some sort of screen/keyboard I/O, mostly for playing but partly as a diagnostic tool.

I'd like to make a demos directory (probably starting with a `basic' demo), set up so you can just "cd demos/basic; make" and it'll show you what the linuxplc can do...


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A demo dir is a good idea. What I am working on is just such a demo. It'll simply add IO to the map displayer, Once I have that working, we can
put the smm in the middle. Progress has been kinda slow cause I am having trouble with my vision that is limiting my hours on the tube. There is also the work thing, but they are pushing for the Linux PLC also.

Regards

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