##SRNP - Simply Rewritten New PEIS
SRNP is what started as a hobby project. Currently a few of the peiskernel functions are available. It's not even an alpha version now.
###Functions available
Below are some implemented functions and their counter-parts in PEIS
| S No. | PEIS Functions. | SRNP Functions |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | peiskmt_initialize | srnp::initialize |
| 2 | peiskmt_subscribe | srnp::registerSubscription |
| 3 | peiskmt_registerTupleCallback | srnp::registerCallback |
| 4 | peiskmt_setStringTuple | srnp::setPair |
| 5 | peiskmt_setRemoteStringTuple | REMOVED |
It is based on the PEIS Kernel by Mathias Broxwall.
https://github.com/mbrx/peisecology
###What is SRNP?
It's a reimplementation of the PEIS Kernel in C++ using Boost for a large part. It uses all principles from the PEIS Kernel - but it uses no source code from the original PEIS written in C. The concepts were programmed as I understood them. I did look at a few lines of the original code from time to time to get inspiration. Though, I must admit that I couldn't understand a lot of the HARD-CORE C stuff. I hence implemented the protocol, etc., all by myself.
I would love to have a PairView, a rewritten TupleView. I am not sure how soon, though.
PairView is available at https://github.com/ksatyaki/PairView
This README was created on 16/02/2015, when SRNP was 9 days old. Last updated: 11 March, 2015
###Installation
####SRNP Please create a separate directory for build. Change to that directory and do:
cmake ../srnp
make
sudo make install
The default system installation path is used for installation. This is /usr/local on GNU/Linux systems. You can choose a different directory by changing the usual CMake options. Don't forget to add the lib directory to LD_LIBRARY_PATH.
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:/usr/local/lib
Depends: Boost version 1.54
I think this is the first version which has Boost.Log. Surely works with 1.54 and 1.57, the latest.
####PairView Please Create a separate directory for build. Change to that directory and do:
cmake ../PairView
make
Currently PairView is a not entirely great. So it is not installed. You can run PairView from this folder, however.
Alternatively, you could use the .pro file to build the package with qmake.
Depends: Qt4 or Qt5
Tested with both Qt4 and Qt5.