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by AUGER Mickael (form France) This document explain an use of basic access authentication defined by HTTP protocol. This method use the base64 encoding. Contents of archive The joined archive contents the next file : basic_auth : library to u...text/html2008-11-17T06:36:53+01:00anonymous@79.0.20.196basic_access_authentification
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See basic_access_authentication. ...text/html2008-11-17T06:15:54+01:00anonymous@193.251.92.82klone - change basic access auth
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HTTP/S tour How to integrate a PKI based on X.509 certificates into KLone User-provided hooks How to provide callback functions that get called on particular events (server startup, new requests, etc.) Using KLone as a normal server How to setu...text/html2008-11-12T17:14:06+01:00anonymous@87.97.43.121wishlist - Added "Application-level logging".
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KLone wishlist I’d like to see an Eclipse plugin for the devkit I’d like to see support for http authentication for basic user identification. MVC example. Application-level logging. ...text/html2008-11-04T05:25:15+01:00anonymous@87.8.17.154makl_autoconf - custom command-line arguments
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The optional autoconfiguration step is useful whenever developers require automatic generation of Makefile or header file variables (typically installation paths or macros which are used for conditional compilation of features). Basic Example Th...text/html2008-10-13T05:01:55+01:00anonymous@87.6.60.239klone_on_windows_cygwin
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Download the Cygwin setup program from: http://www.cygwin.com/setup.exe Run the installer and follow the instructions. Make sure to check checkboxes “make” and “gcc” under “Devel” category Build KLone Run a C...text/html2008-10-13T05:01:09+01:00anonymous@87.6.60.239klone_on_windows_mingw
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Download from: http://switch.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/mingw/MinGW-5.1.3.exe, or download it from http://ufpr.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/mingw/MinGW-5.1.3.exe Run the installer (using the default destination paths and options) and select t...text/html2008-05-01T16:08:31+01:00anonymous@213.29.4.68loginout - Dropping the rights reservation from the code.
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by Radek Hnilica This short text is about how to make login in your KLone application. The code is taken from my application sawid, so there are #include “sawi.h” all arround in the files. I also made some modification to translate mess...text/html2008-04-29T11:07:03+01:00anonymous@87.16.48.191klone_on_uclinux
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Install uClinux as detailed in http://www.uclinux.org/get_started/uClinuxbeginner.html doing the basic steps detailed in the following paragraphs: download the tools m68k-elf toolchain uClinux distribution compiling the basics You should end u...text/html2008-03-12T12:16:18+01:00anonymous@80.180.15.104makl_selfinstall
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You could use a xeno template to keep your MaKL up-to-date on your platform. In most scenarios the following Makefile will fit, just set the GNU_MAKE variable to match your platform: # set this to the version you need to install MAKL_VERSION = 1.7....text/html2008-03-12T12:09:14+01:00anonymous@80.180.15.104makl_install
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In the remainder of this text the environment variable GNUMAKE stands for the absolute path of the GNU make executable on the host system (e.g. Darwin’s /usr/bin/gnumake, *BSD /usr/local/bin/gmake, Linux /usr/bin/make, etc.). All the mandatory...text/html2008-03-08T09:19:19+01:00anonymous@80.180.15.104makl_rc
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If you need to override system-wide settings, perhaps in order to use a specific MaKL version you can create a .maklrc file containing the appropriate variables and let maklsh use them. Suppose you have MaKL installed at /usr/local/share/makl-1.6.0/...text/html2008-03-08T05:34:24+01:00anonymous@80.180.15.104makl
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MaKL’s goal is to make C/C++ project configuration and building as simple and flexible as possible. MaKL does not enforce the developer to learn complex new definition languages: only a basic knowledge of shell scripting and GNU Make is necess...text/html2008-03-06T06:04:46+01:00anonymous@80.180.15.104makl_toolchain
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MaKL toolchains are files which contain settings about the tools (and corresponding parameters) used in the configuration and build process. MaKL is completely agnostic with respect to the specific toolchain it is using at a given time. This behavi...text/html2008-03-06T05:25:16+01:00anonymous@80.180.15.104makl_build
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In the following we will create a C project named sample-makl-proj using MaKL autoconfiguration and build features. It is intended as a primer, hence here you won’t find sofisticated tricks, just the basic to make things work. The project pro...text/html2008-02-19T08:11:12+01:00anonymous@192.108.125.15klone_on_tqm860_board
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Flash 1 or 2 memory banks 2 to MByte 32-bit memory SDRAM 4 to 64 MByte (4, 16, 32, 64) Interfaces serial (max 115200 Baud) bus (26 / 32 bit address-bus and 32 bit data-bus) can (2 CAN controllers Intel 82527) EBDI / BDM other Power Supply 3.3...text/html2008-02-19T07:36:45+01:00anonymous@192.108.125.11klone_and_eldk
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The following text assumes that ELDK has been successfully installed on the host platform - see http://www.denx.de/wiki/DULG/ELDK for details - and that the base installation directory is /home/eldk. Setup the environment Set up the shell environ...text/html2007-12-17T15:45:46+01:00anonymous@79.0.20.163klone_on_qnx
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This procedure has been tested with the QNX 6.3 SDK installed on Linux. The following assumes that Momentics has been installed in the default location /opt/qnx630; if this is not your case, please change the given paths accordingly. Setup the envi...text/html2007-12-09T15:57:37+01:00anonymous@84.253.154.72klone_on_qnx_windows_host
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Install the MinGW tools that provide a unix-like environment on Windows. You need to install MinGW, MSYS and wget. Follow the instruction at: klone_on_windows_mingw Setup te QNX SDK to use gcc 3.x Be sure that the SDK is configured to use gcc...text/html2007-12-05T11:22:53+01:00anonymous@82.106.236.44debugging
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First of all set: KLONE_CONF_ARGS += --enable_debug in the top level Makefile. Then you have at least two options - depending on which debug style you are used to. Using a debugger, e.g. GDB Place a “hook” function inside the dec...