Re: Porting Pyro to micropython

On 17-2-2014 12:59, Frédéric wrote:
> Hi there,
> 
> Some years ago (back to 2003), I started a software based on Pyro to
> control a big instrument, in a french research institute (ILL¹).
> 
> This software is split in 3 parts: a Pyro server is running on an embedded
> system (VME card running linux), where we wrote some low-level task to
> drive the instrument. On a desktop computer, we wrote another Pyro server,
> which is itself a client of the embedded Pyro server; this second server
> implements high level tasks, and is itself used by clients which send
> commands, and receive results. These clients are mainly console oriented,
> based on ipython.
> 
> This software is still running fine for all these years, almost 24/7/365:
> Pyro was a really good choice :o)

(Unrelated to the micropython discussion:)
This is awesome ofcourse :-)  I'm very happy that you can put Pyro to good use!
Can you tell us what the 'big instrument' is that you are controlling?

And, wow, since 2003? What Pyro version was that, must have been 2.x or a very early
3.x?  (I no longer have a source code repository going back that far...)

Irmen


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