[C.CC USERS] ubuntu packages: read.buffer.blocking is not declared
Matt Jadud
jadudm at gmail.com
Sun Aug 8 01:31:03 BST 2010
Hi Peter,
On Sat, Aug 7, 2010 at 6:20 PM, peter wadsworth <petewaddy at gmail.com> wrote:
> Since there are separate ffi.modules in each directory I'm not sure if just
> copying the inline function is correct as there may be some other difference
> I'm not aware of?
That's a perfectly acceptable solution.
The problem is one of not yet "stabilizing" the update/release
process... something the team has been talking about for some time. In
this particular case, we added some code that was important for a team
of students working on a UAV project during the two days I was in town
(between OSCON and a much needed vacation). We tested everything on
the Mega, and failed to test on the Arduino before pushing an update.
That, obviously, is bad practice on my part.
We broke FFI (bindings for C functions) out because we imagined that
the Mega firmware may someday have more native code rolled in than the
Arduino... we're not sure. Hence, this error happened.
Good catch on how to make a tire-patch fix, and I'll do a proper
update when I get back on Monday.
Many thanks,
Matt
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