Sunday November 7, 2010
| [Time] Name | Message |
|---|---|
| [11:00] Ghpu | hello |
| [17:34] Guthur | anyone any thoughts on what the minimum Framework requirement should be for CLRZMQ |
| [18:39] mikko | Guthur: i would imagine it doesn't need much |
| [18:39] mikko | 2.0 ? |
| [18:39] mikko | but i have to say im not a .NET guy |
| [18:45] Guthur | I use a few niceties for 4.0 |
| [18:46] Guthur | I could probably bring it too 2.0 compliance though |
| [19:30] cea | Hi, I'm totally new to zmq :) I'm using python with the python bindings and it works great. Except how do I test of connection is successfull? like socket.isOpen or someting like that? |
| [19:30] cea | I can't get python to give an error if the connection is not successfull |
| [19:31] cea | like |
| [19:31] cea | connection = socket.connect('tcp://127.0.0.1:5555') |
| [19:31] cea | print connection |
| [19:31] cea | gives me "None" |
| [19:34] cea | I could be alone in here :) |
| [19:53] cea | yep alone :) |
| [20:29] gandhijee | hey, i asked this before i think, but anyone know what the oldest version of gcc that compile zeroMQ might be? |
| [22:04] cea | does anybody here have 2 sec for a quick zeromq python question? |
| [22:04] psino | cea: you're probably better off just asking the question |
| [22:04] cea | hehe sure :) |
| [22:05] cea | dosn't socket.revc have a timeout? |
| [22:05] Guthur | if no one can answer here then the mailing list would be a good bet |
| [22:05] cea | thanks Guthur |
| [22:06] psino | cea: you should take a look at zmq.Poller |
| [22:06] cea | is it working for the python binding? |
| [22:06] cea | can't find any examples on this |
| [22:07] cea | I can't find anything about polling in any of the python examples |
| [22:08] Guthur | cea, it seems to |
| [22:08] Guthur | ioloop.py |
| [22:09] Guthur | I've not used the python binding though so can not testify to its readiness for use |
| [22:10] cea | okay, thnaks, found it :) I will have a look - thanks for pointing me in the right direction!! |
| [22:10] cea | (thanks) |
| [22:10] Guthur | you're welcome |