Hello, thanks all for the comments.
the python code is so simple, I'd be happy to add it, as-is to a "contrib" directory or something similar. I still need to add pydoc to it however. I think Java will be a snap as well (since XDR is effectively built-in). Perl/Php/Ruby contribution welcome, but they might be a _touch_ more complicated since they might have dependencies. The "C" lib is a bit more complicated (well not really), but to make it be _great_ it would need to be linked against libapr to abstract away the socket/networking code. (for instance right now it just does UDP since that is closest to OS neutral, but it would be a snap to add multicast support if libapr was used). But that said, I'm happy to dump it into a contrib directory (or wherever). In the short term, a link the current ganglia.info site to http://code.google.com/p/embeddedgmetric/ would be great until the code can be integrated back to mainline. In reviewing the archives I saw a few people asking for the protocol. thanks again, --nickg On 4/25/07, Ramon Bastiaans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
As to integrating it, it's not my call (Martin, Matt?), but I would vote yes. ;) Cheers, - Ramon.
