perl interface for the libdnet library needed

[Tassilo v. Parseval]

Also sprach Karl Gaissmaier:

> is someone already working on a wrapper module for the libdnet
> library?

Asking google for 'libdnet perl' suggest that someone is in fact working
on it. When or if in fact a release is ever going to happen however is
uncertain.

Wrapping libdnet should be pretty easy...it's just a bunch of simple
functions. So it's probably better to do it yourself instead of waiting
for somebody else to do it.

Tassilo
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[Steffen Müller]

Tassilo v. Parseval wrote:

> Also sprach Karl Gaissmaier:
>
>

>>is someone already working on a wrapper module for the libdnet
>>library?

> Wrapping libdnet should be pretty easy...it's just a bunch of simple
> functions. So it's probably better to do it yourself instead of waiting
> for somebody else to do it.

I'd like to add that we'd all appreciate if you (Karl) made your work
freely availlable to the general public as a module after you're done.

Steffen
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[Karl Gaissmaier]

Hi Tassilo,

"Tassilo v. Parseval" schrieb:

>
> Also sprach Karl Gaissmaier:
>

> > is someone already working on a wrapper module for the libdnet
> > library?

>
> Asking google for 'libdnet perl' suggest that someone is in fact working
> on it. When or if in fact a release is ever going to happen however is
> uncertain.
>

I found the link now, anyway it would have been nice to post this
info you already found in reply to my question.

I contacted the author, perhaps we can work on it in parallel
not reinventing the wheel.

> Wrapping libdnet should be pretty easy...it's just a bunch of simple
> functions. So it's probably better to do it yourself instead of waiting
> for somebody else to do it.

but it must be done, tested, maintained. I think you know the whole
story. Although it is pretty ok first asking the community if someone
is already working on a growing idea.

And in the moment I need the wrapper for a different project
having no time to start a different one from scratch.

Regards
Charly

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