Re: [coldsync-hackers] Coldsync Client program

[Marco van Beek <marco at 84andahalf dot com>]

> > > And I guess if the Coldsync client program is written in Perl, there is
> > > a good chance it could get ported to other platforms without having a
> > > major re-write of the server based code, which means Windows and MacOSX
> > > become natural extensions of the system.
> >
> > I'm not sure how much you'd gain by writing this stuff in Perl.
> > For one thing, the existing C code already contains an implementation of a
> > bunch of stuff, including the various protocols involved in syncing. IMHO
> > it's good thing to continue using this. If the core code changes, you only
> > have to fix it in one place, rather than two.

Guess I forgot that the main program is written in C, I am too used to 
looking at conduit code.

BTW, can anyone tell me if anyone is running coldsync via xinetd on 
Debian 3, and if so what the appropriate part of the conf file looks like?

Ta much,

Marco.


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