Sunday June 13, 2010
[Time] Name | Message |
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[08:34] rgl | hello |
[08:35] rgl | known any zeromq binding to nodejs? |
[08:40] guido_g | not out of my head |
[08:40] sustrik | what's nodejs? |
[08:42] guido_g | http://nodejs.org/ |
[08:42] guido_g | sort of http server in java-script |
[08:43] sustrik | a-ha |
[08:43] guido_g | toy of the month :) |
[08:43] sustrik | funny thing is that lot of people are basically doing http<->0mq bridges |
[08:44] guido_g | http is *the* thing |
[08:44] sustrik | :) |
[08:44] guido_g | even for things it's suitable for |
[08:44] guido_g | but what do i know, i'm only a technician |
[08:44] sustrik | no idea here either |
[08:45] sustrik | i'm a C person |
[08:45] sustrik | huh, what's http?- style |
[09:32] Steffen | FYI, I wrote a Perl binding for 0MQ2 yesterday. http://github.com/tsee/ZeroMQ-Perl |
[09:33] Steffen | It's based on the C++ interface. |
[09:33] Steffen | Seems to be working fine. Adds 8us latency, according to my tests on a laptop. |
[09:33] Steffen | Some of the get/setsockopt calls are still untested/flaky. |
[09:34] Steffen | License is currently dual Artistic License/GPL just like Perl itself. No documentation (I wrote it in the afternoon). I'll be on a business trip for three weeks starting today, so no support either. I do intend to release it to CPAN and maintain it down the road. |
[09:36] Steffen | I'm reporting it here since I'm on the run and couldn't be bothered to subscribe to the mailing list just for that. Might do that when I get back. Feel free to contact me at smueller@cpan.org. |
[09:37] Steffen | PS: For non-Perl folks: Building it is as easy as "perl Makefile.PL && make && make test && sudo make install" |
[09:38] Steffen | Strange talking to myself ;) |
[09:38] Steffen | Have a nice week-end. |
[14:57] mikko | good morning |
[14:58] mikko | or more like afternoon now |