It now illustrates how to create and use a module in Lua for eLua.
An LM3S platform-dependend module is created, exposing it's buttons, leds and offering some utility functions.
This very first version is basic an assembly of the previous txt files written
by Bogdan.
Documentation for the new disp module was included and some initial revisions too.
This document, in PDF format, will soon replace the separated txt files in the docs
folder of the eLua distros and it will also be available separetely on the site.
- ls shell command enhanced with column aligned file sizes and total size report
- New section on CHANGELOG for ongoing dev changes, to ease up next release
- pong.lua added to examples in romfs
- minor URL and e-mail updates, to reflect the new eluaproject.net domain
* Added systick functions (for stm3210lcd module)
* Created modcommon.{c,h} which contain module helper functions and module loader
* Created lstm32_mod.c which demonstrates module helper functions and module loader (in addition to lua_lcd.c)
* Added a .lua_init section to the stm32.ld linker script to facilitate platform module loading (see modcommon and lstm32_mod)
* Updated conf.py auxmods.h and SConstruct to build the new files.
* Modified linit.c to add support for require and package back in so that require 'stm3210lcd' would work.
- added the eLua web server example (romfs/lhttpd.lua, romfs/index.pht, romfs/test.lua). Use "lua /rom/lhttpd.lua" from the console to run the server. The server code is largely WIP.
- added the resolver application (src/uip/resolv.*) to eLua (configurable by BUILD_DNS in build.h) to allow DNS lookups
- more functions in the "net" module, more tests, it seems to work fine now in both "server mode" and "client mode"
- console over TCP works once again, or should I say "now works". It turns out that it never worked with the code in SVN, because I committed a wrong file a while ago.
ANSI terminal support (yet) and "recv" doesn't work anymore because XMODEM doesn't work over TCP/IP. Only for LM3S8962/LM3S6965 for now, but it should straightforward (not easy though)
to port it to other platforms. Only static IP for now. More TCP/IP functions need to be implemented (and an eLua module must be written to access them). To enable console over TCP:
- enable "BUILD_CON_TCP" in build.h, also disable "BUILD_XMODEM" and "BUILD_TERM" in build.h (you'll get an error if you don't)
- disable "BUILD_CON_GENERIC" in build.h (you'll get an error if you don't)
- edit your network settings in build.h
- build the image&burn it
- telnet to the address configured in build.h. Be sure to use a decent telnet client, like the one in Linux or putty. Don't try with telnet from Windows, as it surely won't work. Also, it might
not work with the telnet client from Tera Term Pro (didn't test this).
- type 'exit' from shell to terminate the connection.
Also, note that from this point on you'll need a newer version of binutils to compile for Cortex. I'm using binutils-2.19.50.tar.bz2 (from the snapshots page). 2.18 might work too, but I didn't
test it.
mathlib (sin, cos, tan and all the other functions from there).
- corrected "pwmled.lua" (removed a debug print)
- bumped version number to minor versn 0.4.1
