gnunet.git - GNUnet core repository

	Commit message (Collapse)	Author	Age
*	fix gnunet-qr logic	Christian Grothoff	2019-12-17
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*	fix variable confusion	Christian Grothoff	2019-12-17
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*	enhance gnunet-qr to support passing arguments beyond just the URI to commands	Christian Grothoff	2019-12-16
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*	fix sigpipe crash	Christian Grothoff	2019-12-15
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*	-v was very wrong in gnunet-qr	Christian Grothoff	2019-12-15
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*	global reindent, now with uncrustify hook enabled	Christian Grothoff	2019-10-05
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*	uncrustify as demanded.	ng0	2019-09-08
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*	Apply clang-format to gnunet-qr.c	ng0	2019-04-25
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*	add error handling for gnunet-qr	Christian Grothoff	2019-04-03
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*	gnunet-qr: Implement functionality of gnunet-uri, don't spawn.	Hartmut Goebel	2019-04-03
\| \| \| \| \| \| \| \|	This copies the central part of gnunet-uri. Should better be in some shared code. Also eliminate helper lib "gnunet-qr-utils.h", which is no longer used.
*	gnunet-qr: Use GNUNET_PROGRAM_run to simplify the code.	Hartmut Goebel	2019-04-03
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*	gnunet-qr: Use the `gnunet-uri` binary installed into PREFIX.	Hartmut Goebel	2019-04-03
\| \| \| \| \| \|	This helps keeping environments concise and functional package managers like guix this will ensure `gnunet-uri` from the same environment is used.
*	gnunet-qr: Actually run gnunet-uri.	Hartmut Goebel	2019-04-03
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*	gnunet-qr: Simplify verbose messaging.	Hartmut Goebel	2019-04-03
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*	gnunet-qr: Reimplement in C - yet only a proof of concept.	Hartmut Goebel	2019-04-03
	Still to-do: * running gnunet-uri * Proper error handling * integration into build system (automake) Reimplementing in C was chosen since - official zbar python-bindings support python 2 only, - none of the other bindings available at PyPI supports the high-level "processor" interface which gnunet-qr uses - implementing bindings for zbar using ctypes required addin a lot of low-level error handling code, thus implementing in C seamed to be easier, - the programm is short, thus re-implementing is not such complicated, and - this allows to reduce the number of dependencies (here: another Python version), which should ease porting to other plattforms (zbar is a dependency anyway).