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Hi there ๐Ÿ‘‹

I am Paolo Bosetti, professor at the Department of Industrial Engineering of the University of Trento.

I teach Precision Engineering, Digital Manufacturing and Statistical Methods for Measurements.

I do research mostly in the same fields, with a focus on applications to manufacturing processes. See my publications.

Tools/languages I am using, mostly on MacOS or Ubuntu Linux:

  • C
  • C++
  • Lua
  • Ruby
  • R and RStudio
  • Matlab
  • Docker
  • CMake
  • VSCode
  • Multipass
  • MongoDB
  • ZeroMQ
  • MQTT and Mosquitto
  • TensorRT, TensorFlow Lite on NVIDIA TX2/nano

If you are interested in cross-compilation for ARM devices, have a look at my Xtemplate.

If you are interested in finite state machines, get to know my Graphviz to C code generator.

I am still despising Python.

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charter's Issues

"Network ops" in OSX client

What does "Network Ops" mean?

I am trying to send data from one machine on a network to another and seem to be getting no response.

Functionality request

Hi, the fix works well, thanks! I found something that makes the app unusable for me, though :-( I can't send data for all graphs at the same time, since the data comes in an async way. (I'm using it to plot input vs output data on my flight simulation software), so I'd need to be able to send data to different graphs independently, i.e. a new command like:

D 1 10,20
D 2 10,30

Meaning

(D)ata for graph (1): 10,20
(D)ata for graph (2): 10,30

Any chance you can add that funcionality or make the code available?

If you want to have a look at my application: www.fransedano.net

Doesn't launch under El Capitan

The client app in c compiles alright, and even launches, but apparently can't locate Charter.
Charter, from the AppStore, and even the one downloaded from github directly, doesn't launch properly when double clicked (briefly appears in dock).

Charter only listens on localhost!

After failing to communicate from outside world, I noticed charter is only binding to 127.0.0.1, preventing outside world communication!

Mac-Pro-de-Francisco:Downloads fsedano$ netstat -an | grep 2001
udp4 0 0 127.0.0.1.2001 .

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