Just because it is easier for me, I had been porting to cygwin on my XP box before a final port to Linux. The two seem to weed out any odd compiler warnings (and sometime found new ones). However, I have discovered that the network stack provided by cygwin does not support Winsock2 calls (at this time). Winsock2 is need to get the destination address of an incoming UDP multi-cast packet. This is used in the RLP layer. So until cygwin is fixed, my port to it will come to a stop 
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openACN is becoming more stable. My current ports are 1) Windows XP 2) Netburner and 3) Ubuntu. I am working on an example application. The application looks for similar devices and automatically joins/connects/subscribes itself to them. Then when a button (or virtual button) is press, on one instance, an indicator (or virtual indicator) will light up.
So I have been working up the stack starting from SLP to achieve this simple design. Occasionally along the way stopping and making improvements. I have been working on making thing go cleanly when devices become available or go away.
Additionally I have been playing with the threading model. In the past, I had been coding on a non-preemptive OS. Now having ported to Windows and Linux things needed to change a bit.
So far, I have worked thru the SLP and Discovery modules. RLP is stable and I’m working on improving the SDT layer
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Welcome to my blog about openACN. As one of the active developers of openACN I thought I would just make notes as to what I’m working on and thinking about.
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