-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 hi, if you all want to have gpsd integration, i am probably going to put it into kismac. however i will just be busy the next two weeks. if someone else wants to write this feature, it would also be fine with me, however i changed a lot in the gps code, so write me a mail and i can give you my internal code.... >>> >>> depending on how the server is implemented, only one process at a >>> time can be talking to the server. >> >> Well I'll have to peek and see if it spawns a new gpsd thread for >> every >> new connection to it or not, but I think we're missing the point. >> >> Okay, having this be UDP based would be neat, and more scaleable and >> flexible, but my point to begin with is that GPSd is out there, and >> while its obviously not a very polished protocol, its there. > > I'd be willing to work on it, if it weren't for the fact that KisMAC > does not currently work on my machine. (Or rather, MacJack causes it > to lock up.) sorry. we are working on it :o( > I'd suggest that the first step is a program that puts a graphical > front end on turning gpsd on and off, along with a menu for selecting > the serial device it is supposed to be talking to. There is Apple > example code for enumerating all the serial devices on a machine > which is a good start for this. There does not currently seem to be > Apple example code for a System Preferences panel, but people seem to > be able to write them none-the-less, which is sort of where I thought > this should go. take a look at the sf wireless driver, they have an open source pane... -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.1 (Darwin) iD8DBQE+u87k6ssxlS0dtH4RAsK6AJsEwY9Sw45yl95AMtX7/AsDwzKJlwCfe0Bt Ec7UBIv1ftdcIO3jUpAaEmk= =ipUR -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----