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Revision as of 23:09, 26 October 2010
Electronic Notebook
2010Oct06
Set up wiki pages. Met Xiao. Saw iPad.
2010Oct12
Customized mac mini dock
Tried compiling "Hello, world" application: NEED PASSWORD from user in group "Developer Tools"
2010Oct14
Looking over TELNET protocol specifications. Confused.
Investigating use of PuTTY or other TELNET client code. Equally confusing
NOTE: The PuTTY license gives total freedom to take, copy, and sell their code. Good news!
In Lab:
Assembled ethernet controller (8752) and intelligent driver (8753) on mount
Working on finding a C/Objective-C telnet library
-Looking into libcurl (http://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/)
2010Oct19
The new book is much better for Objective-C. Finally getting a decent grasp on what everything is here
Lots of reading ahead on the plane back to MI, then looking to write some code for practice.
May also put gobjc on my laptop for experimenting w/o nearby Mac.
2010Oct21
Working with networking code. It's all very confusing.
WireShark installed to allow me to see whether I'm sending network traffic.
WireShark can't capture because I can't run it as superuser.
Currently attempting to use Objective-C's built in streams for network communication.
Working with hand terminal:
-IP Address (dynamic): 141.211.198.201
-Hostname: monnierpico1.astro.lsa.umich.edu
Working with telnet:
-use chl <driver>=<motor> where driver is a1 through a31 and motor is 0,1, or 2 before trying to move motor
2010Oct26
telnetlib.py : a resource (possibly to use as a template for C)
http://www.koders.com/python/fid811ECD13FF344C935A679825C9AD2D03AACD6D0F.aspx