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Post by Andy.

Hi all,

I released just some minutes ago the VSCP framework v0.3.0 and the corresponding arduino library v0.2.0
VSCP framework changes can be found in detail here: https://github.com/BlueAndi/vscp-framework/blob/v0.3.0/CHANGELOG.md
The arduino library is only updated to the VSCP framework v0.3.0

Some highlights:

The framework supports now the silent node behaviour, which is used for non-multimaster protocols, like RS-485.
The bad thing is, I only use the CAN-bus at home and implemented all in theory. If anyone has time and fun to check it, please try
and give some feedback.

Also new, this is the first version which was checked by coverity (https://www.coverity.com/) with 0 defects reported.

The pc example uses now the VSCP helper lib of the v1.0.1 Neon release … thanks Ake for the great work again and the support!

And you can play via the websocket interface of the daemon with the pc example. Switching lights off, on or dim them.

Best regards
Andreas

https://github.com/BlueAndi/vscp-framework
https://github.com/BlueAndi/vscp-arduino

It looks like VSCP already had it’s tiny little prime time during 2013 and is loosing interest very fast after that (when IoT/m2m booms). So it may be wise to place your bets on other horses friends. 😉

Intel’s $150 Windows PC-on-a-stick is now on sale | News | Geek.com.

And an other one..

Free at Home | ABB.

How open source and IoT align | Opensource.com.

steeman.be – Home.

Affordable 3D printer heating up on Kickstarter.

I was one of the first persons to buy the windows SDK once in the time. Since then I have developed many many windows programs both commercial and free but as the open source era came along Microchip and I went in different directions. They just did not get it anymore.

Yes I have always thought that Visual Studio is the greatest development tool and is still is and have been using it as my main development tool for the VSCP project in all fourteen years of the project. A copy I payed good money for  but at the same time gave away the work I created with for free.

With the Visual Studio Community 2013 all that changed and now the open source community have a really good tool to work with. I am very happy to see this continue with Visual Studio Community 2015.

Welcome back close to my heart again Microsoft. You have dearly been missed.

mozaiq operations gmbh.