I'm starting a new project, that draw a network structure with ASCII characters and some smalls pictures. It's so easy to understand and run. In the site http://peretto.org/mynetmap I'll put more informations about the project.
I'm starting a new project, that draw a network structure with ASCII characters and some smalls pictures. It's so easy to understand and run. In the site http://peretto.org/mynetmap I'll put more informations about the project.
Xamã is finished! I'll put the source code in the Google Code. It was a utopic dream, but it RUNS!
Well, now I can say that Xamã is stable and tested. Now I'll post things about me, no more just about this project. I'm starting a new phase in my life, working fulltime in something that I love to be: IT Manage. Good luck for me!
Xama v1.2.0 is released! Now the server thread is running very well, allowing many simultaneous access, but I think just five, because I don't have enough time to study if the "listen(5)" can be implemented for more access. I'll put the sources in the site soon.
Xama 1.0.0 is up! I'd put the source in a folder and start the 1.0.1 using a GUI. Well, a long time ago I used to code programs in DOS, so I like so much text-mode programs than graphical-mode. I'd test with EasyGUI, a python module very good, but I'm thinking to return to the text-mode because this project must need runs well... then I'll use a GUI on it.
Xama 1.0.0 has come! Now the client can choose the files for transfer by the server. It's a big step!
I code one important part of the xama: the part that read a file in binary mode, and do the transaction from the server to the client. And the happiest part: the executable file runs in the client!
I'm starting the project Xama (xama-server e xama-client) for a new way to share files, faster than the others default methods. I send the file after the compress, reducing the size of the file and the time of the transaction. Last version is 0.0.2.
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