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Is libero still available anywhere? All the links I'm finding are stale, leading to 404s. [edit] Found it. https://github.com/imatix/openamq https://github.co
by bch 10y ago
Is libero still available anywhere? All the links I'm finding are stale, leading to 404s.
[edit] Found it.
https://github.com/imatix/openamq https://github.com/imatix/openamq in the "./tooling/base1" dir of the historic openamq distribution.
- PieterH 10y agoYou might also enjoy this: http://imatix-legacy.github.io/ http://imatix-legacy.github.io/ :-)
- bch 10y agoHa! Thanks! I saw a mirror of this from a university but all the final links to sources were broken. I was curious enough I resorted to gopher to track down archaic links... the only thing I ended up with was a copy of linux-1.0.tar.bz2. [ update ] Oops -- these end-points are dead too :) Back to the scavenger hunt. q: Is there a logical successor to libero? A few of my searches took me to references to GSL... [ second update ] https://github.com/imatix-legacy https://github.com/imatix-legacy
- PieterH 10y agoYes, GSL is the successor. It's a living project on github. It is relatively easy to generate state machines in GSL, e.g. https://github.com/CodeJockey/glar150/blob/master/src/fsm_c.gsl https://github.com/CodeJockey/glar150/blob/master/src/fsm_c..... This GSL script builds a FSM that uses switch statements; the code isn't as compact as Libero produces yet it works nicely.