wraggster
August 17th, 2006, 00:14
bjoerngiesler (http://forum.gbadev.org/viewtopic.php?t=10841&sid=27faebc254e7cda66082b57423f8feba) posted this news/release:
I'm announcing DSFTP 1.8. It's getting its own thread because from now on, DSFTP is two things: A stand-alone server (as before), and a software component you can link to your code to run an FTP server from your own program. This component is called libDSFTP.
This means that during development, you can run and test your program, then build a new version of it and upload it to the DS and run it without touching another button, and most important of all, without removing the flash card.
I'm including the source code of the stand-alone server as an example. Also, the documentation contains instructions on how to use libDSFTP. The simple gist is (wrapped into a mainloop() function for simplicity):
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I'm announcing DSFTP 1.8. It's getting its own thread because from now on, DSFTP is two things: A stand-alone server (as before), and a software component you can link to your code to run an FTP server from your own program. This component is called libDSFTP.
This means that during development, you can run and test your program, then build a new version of it and upload it to the DS and run it without touching another button, and most important of all, without removing the flash card.
I'm including the source code of the stand-alone server as an example. Also, the documentation contains instructions on how to use libDSFTP. The simple gist is (wrapped into a mainloop() function for simplicity):
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