Memcached client for Erlang.

Released Memcached client for Erlang.
memcached-client- GitHub

How to migrate Subversion (svn) to Git on sourceforge.net

Here is a result of migration git - monaos

% mkdir git
% cd git
% cat authors.txt
higepon = higepon 
tino = tino 
bayside = bayside 
eds1275 = eds1275 
h0shu = h0shu 
hiratch = hiratch 
junjunn = junjunn 
nerry = neri 
okuoku = okuoku 
mjt = mjt 
shadowin = shadowin 
shadowulfila = shadowulfila 
sky-blue = Gaku 
yuinejp = yuinejp 
yume_kondou = yume_kondou 
syn = syn 
root = root 
hello = hello 
csharp = csharp 
yamamimail = yamamimail 
mona_os_yossy = mona_os_yossy 
(no author) = no_author 
% git svn clone --no-metadata -A authors.txt -t tags -b branches -T trunk https://monaos.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/monaos
% git branch -rv --no-abbrev > tmp
% awk '{ system("git branch" " " $1 " " $2) }' tmp
% mv .git/refs/heads/* .git/refs/tags
% git config user.name "higepon"
% git config user.email "higepon@users.sourceforge.jp"
% git remote add origin ssh://higepon@monaos.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/monaos/monaos
% git config branch.master.remote origin
% git config branch.master.merge refs/heads/master
% git push --all
% git push --tags

If the result of git push is not what you want, reset the repository on sf.net (See Git - sourceforge.

Enjoy.

Mona 0.3.0 released

Overview

This the first release of Mona for daily use.

You can listen to music, run a web server and do some work with an interactive shell.

Download

http://www.monaos.org

Major changes since 0.2.0.

• Ported uIP httpd (Higepon).



• Added KVM virtio-net driver (Higepon).


• Added Scheme-based Shell (Higepon)


• libc implementation (Shotaro Tsuji).


• Ported a Squirrel programing language (okayu).


• Added standard I/O and pipe (Higepon).



• Improved thread APIs (Higepon).


• Added sound player and driver (Shotaro Tsuji, .mjt and Higepon).


• Improved CD-ROM access speed (junjunn).


• Improved console drawing speed (junjunn).


• Supported build on gcc 4.1.x (shadow).



• Added VFS (Higepon).


• Support build on Linux.


• Added APM support (Shotaro Tsuji).


• Ported Mesa (Nanashi and pol).


• Added Stack auto expansion (Higepon).



• Improved Memory management (Higepon).


• Boot from CD-ROM (Higepon and Nananshi).

Applications

See contrib/application_catalog.txt.

Roadmap and Directions

by version 0.0.3 (done)

• interactive Shell


• Sounds



• Stable NIC driver

by version 0.0.4

• Port BSD Socket

by version 0.0.5

• Port Mosh Scheme


• Some network applications

by version 0.0.6

• Web browser


• Rewrote some core components in Scheme

Acknowledgements

Thanks to all the people who have shown interest in Mona and who have downloaded and tested it.

Particular thanks to those people who have contributed in some way to Mona:

Shotaro Tsuji, Tino, junjunn, bayside, Gaku, shadow, Yui_Neko, gcj, .mjt, Nanashi, nikq, akky, K-tan, Yamami and gamix.

Bug report

https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=164970&atid=833826

higepon@users.sourceforge.jp

How to start/stop Erlang behaviour(application) from commandline

If you know a better way than as follows, please let me know.

start

% erl -noshell -noinput -s hige_app start -name hige@localhost

hige_app:start/0 calls application:start(hige)

stop

hige_app:stop/0

stop() ->
    case init:get_argument(target_node) of
        {ok,[[Node]]} ->
            ok = rpc:call(list_to_atom(Node), application, stop, [hige]),
            ok = rpc:call(list_to_atom(Node), init, stop, []);
        _ -> []
    end.

commandline

% erl -noshell -noinput -s hige_app start -name hige@localhost

Mosh 0.2.0 released

2009/08/07 : 0.2.0 released (release note)

• mosh-0.2.0.tar.gz
• mosh-0.2.0-setup-win32.exe
• Added (mosh concurrent) library.
• (mosh concurrent) offeres "Erlang (or termite) like" message passing concurrent system.
• This is alpha version. Please give us your feedback.
• You can see some samples on mosh/example directory.
• Added auto-compilation-cache.
• Loaded libraries will be compiled automatically and stored to the cache directory on first execution.
• This offers far greater efficiency.
• --disable-acc and --clean-acc option are avalable.
• Added (mosh file) library which exports as following procedures.
• create-directory, delete-directory, rename-file, create-symbolic-link
• file-directory?, file-symbolic-link?, file-regular?, file-readable?
• file-executable?, file-writable?, file-size-in-bytes, file-stat-mtime
• fille-stat-atime, file-stat-ctime,
• Improved (mosh ffi).
• Now FFI works on Windows too. (by OKUMURA Yuki)
• Added pointer procedures.
• pointer?, shared-errno, pointer->integer, integer->pointer
• pointer-set-c-int8!, pointer-set-c-int16!,
• pointer-set-c-int32!, pointer-set-c-int64!, pointer-ref-c-uint8,
• pointer-ref-c-uint16, pointer-ref-c-uint32, pointer-ref-c-uint64,
• pointer-ref-c-int8, pointer-ref-c-int16, pointer-ref-c-int32,
• pointer-ref-c-int64, pointer-ref-c-signed-char, pointer-ref-c-unsigned-char,
• pointer-ref-c-signed-short, pointer-ref-c-unsigned-short, pointer-ref-c-signed-int,
• pointer-ref-c-unsigned-int, pointer-ref-c-signed-long, pointer-ref-c-unsigned-long,
• pointer-ref-c-signed-long-long, pointer-ref-c-unsigned-long-long, pointer-ref-c-float,
• pointer-ref-c-double, pointer-ref-c-pointer, pointer-set-c-char!, pointer-set-c-short!,
• pointer-set-c-int!, pointer-set-c-long!, pointer-set-c-long-long!,
• pointer-set-c-float!, pointer-set-c-double!, pointer-set-c-pointer!,
• pointer-null, pointer-null?, pointer-diff, pointer-add,
• pointer=?, pointer<?, pointer>?, pointer<=?, pointer>=?, pointer<>?
• Rewrite equal? for perfomance reason.
• Using Efficient Nondestructive Equality Checking for Trees and Graphs Michael D. Adams and R. Kent Dybvig.
• Improved compilation time.
• Some critical procedures are rewritten in C++.
• Updated (lambda wiki).
• See example/wiki
• Many bug fixes.
• Thanks to Marco Maggi, he gave us many detailed bug reports.

Toy to practical interpreter Mosh intenals Shibuya.Lisp2009/02/28

I talked about Mosh Scheme at Shibuya.lisp tech talk #2

Toy to practical interpreter Mosh intenals Shibuya.Lisp2009/02/28

View more presentations from higepon. (tags: mosh scheme)

Outputz released

I've released Ouputz which shows you how much do you output to the Internet.