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From: Jan Kiszka <jan.kiszka@domain.hid>
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Subject: Re: [Xenomai-help] xenomm C++ wrappers for Xenomai (RFC)
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vleves@domain.hid wrote:
> Roy Ratcliffe recently started a project called Xeno-- that will provid=
e
> user-space C++ wrappers around, as a start, the native skin of Xenomai.=

> The project is currently at the planning stage.
>=20
> After hearing of this project from Gilles Chanteperdrix's recent post, =
I
> started an email discussion with Roy about some design issues. In order=
 to
> get more input for other Xenomai users, Roy created a new mailing list
> called xenomm-feedback on which I will soon start a number of threads o=
n
> these issues. We would greatly appreciate your participation. To give s=
ome
> time for those interested to subscribe to the mailing list, I will wait=

> until monday to start the threads. Here are some of the topics I want t=
o
> discuss:
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> 1. How should the library be named? (xeno--, xeno++ or xenomai++)
> 2. Are C++ wrappers for skins other than the native one a reasonable
> future extension?
> 3. Should Xeno-- be implemented as a wrapper layer or as a first class =
skin?
> 4. Should exceptions be used instead of return values?

I do have some ideas on this - but I save it for the new xeno-- list. ;)

>=20
> I hope you'll join the discussion! Here are some related links:
>=20
> Design docs: http://home.gna.org/xenomm
> Homepage: https://gna.org/projects/xenomm
> Mailing list: https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/xenomm-feedback
>=20
> Vincent Levesque
> vleves@domain.hid
>=20
> P.S. Xenomm is not indexed properly by Google yet. Is there any chance =
it
> could get a link on the xenomai website?
>=20

I would vote for this as well. Bruno, could you add this project to the
new link page?

Jan


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