Thanks for the clarification!
Oh I absolutely love implementing protocols "just for fun", can't blame you for
that haha.
Please publish your code when it's ready, I'd love to have a look and lend
a hand if needed.
Cheers,
AW
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Hi AW,
When I am NOT using SSL (but doing a local TCP connection to MQTT server), it
is pure PicoLisp. Most of my needs are local, but I do occasionally each out
to an internet hosted MQTT server.
The MQTT client code I wrote a few years ago was in a subset of Common Lisp
(small enough of a s
Hi Todd,
If you're calling out to ncat/socat, then it won't be a "pure" PicoLisp
client.
In that case, why not simply call out to an existing C client or
library such as Mosquitto: https://mosquitto.org/ ?
I've been doing that since ~2016 by calling the mosquitto_pub client from
PicoLisp w
Thanks Alex.
My MQTT client is minimal, and the Common Lisp implementation, has been running
in production for over a year. I hope to do same with the Picolisp version,
which has only "ncat/socat" as a dependency, It's open source, but not ready
for "release" quite yet...
/todd
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Hi Todd,
> I've been porting my "pure" Common Lisp MQTT client to Picolisp, and it has
> gone
> very well for non-SSL connections (I just used "connect"), but I am looking
> for
> a canonical way to connect to a SSL/TLS encrypted socket (no certs needed, I
> just need basic encryption).
> (de m
