[JDEV] Announce: new ICQv7 transport
Alexandre N. Safiullin
alex_ at unis-ru.com
Mon Dec 10 03:58:19 CST 2001
>>>>> "Filip" == Filip Sielimowicz <sielim at wp-sa.pl> writes:
Filip> On Mon, 10 Dec 2001, alex_ wrote:
>>
Filip> - Presences - sending statuses of users.
Filip> - Presences - adding new users, subscription and "UserAddedU" messages.
Filip> - this is not finished.
Filip> - Messages - Normal, URL.
Filip> - Offline messages request, receiving and ack.
Filip> - Short and Advanced Search (!)
Filip> - the protocol is fully implemented, but not all fields are
Filip> used in responces.
Filip> What we are going to do soon:
Filip> - multimessages - no documentation ...
Filip> - Auth Request/Given/Denied - protocol is implemented, but documentation
Filip> ... We need some more dokumentation about when/why/how to use it.
Filip> The source code is based on ickle-0.1.2 ICQ client classes (modified and
Filip> expanded, some bugs fixed, it compiles under standard RH 6.2, no <sstream>
Filip> or "sigc" headers ... - this was horrible ...).
Hello!
We need some consistency here, I suggest not to mess ICQ-protocol specific
functionality and Jabber-protocol one. It would be cool you submit your
implemented ICQ-protocol research to Barnaby Grey (th author of ickle) to
let him improve libicq2000 functionality, which lacks search, multimessages,
auth-stuff...
Filip> We are very interested in cooperation, mainly the documentation and Your
Filip> source code.
Yeah, we need to cooperate, let me just to test the transport more carefully..
Filip> In a moment we have also some problem with stability - bad use of pth
Filip> causes segmentation faults from time to time...
I experienced that too, and these segfaults force me not to mess C and C++ code.
IMHO, C++ is not pth-safe, as soon throwing exceptions 'cause to segfault.
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Regards, Alex_
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