Command utils

Posted by: ppslim

Command utils - 21/05/2000 11:40

Will we be seeing any command line utils for dos or windows.

I do use linux but prefer windows (at the moment, i'm getting there), with my scripting knowlegde, I would like to be able to run a small script that could check for new files then send them into my MK1 unit, thus saving plenty of time.

Proud owner of #161
Posted by: rob

Re: Command utils - 21/05/2000 13:30

emptool used to compile for Win32 command line but I believe it got a little broken recently. I would imagine it will be cleaned up and fixed in due course, as we intend to provide source in the not too distant future.

Rob


Posted by: mcomb

Re: Command utils - 22/05/2000 23:24

Hey Rob,

Sorry to belabor a point I already made at least twice in other threads, but do you guys have a projected date for releasing the emptool source? Still trying to figure out how to get music on to this thing when my number finally comes up :-)

-Mike

Posted by: rob

Re: Command utils - 23/05/2000 18:55

In theory it should coincide with the first full consumer release, which in turn should coincide with the launch of the Mark 2 on June 9th.

Emptool is maintained by a programmer who is also responsible for some other rather important things such as RDS and voice recognition (he gets all the bum deals!) - so the emptool source release has been known to slip a little in priority.

Rob


Posted by: mcomb

Re: Command utils - 24/05/2000 22:55

Thanks for the update Rob.

If I send him a nice bottle of Scotch will it speed things up any ;-)

-Mike

Posted by: phaigh

Re: Command utils - 24/05/2000 23:48

I can't see how sending alcolhol to someone will speed up the process.

I know that my reaction would be to drink it immediately....

Paul Haigh, 6GB, Blue
Reg: 4120 - Serial 00254
Posted by: Mark Petersen

Re: Command utils - 25/05/2000 08:23

it might speed up the number of bugs in the system
with the introducktion of some wird featurs

Mark
wait for mk III with a USB Host/slave
(USB->Ethernet)(USB->COM 1-8)(USB->You name it)