Hello,
> For what I guess, iotivity (now iotivity-clasic) is not maintained in favor of iotivity-
> lite (old iotivity-constrained).
Well, they are two independent projects, but yes, iotivity-classic has no active
contributors/maintainers. iotivity-lite is being updated and maintained.
> - Device builder have a template to generate code for iotivity-lite. Its currently
> working ?
Yes.
> - The build system have some patches for mbedtls.
Yes, they are required to support some security features of the OCF specifications.
> For what I see aplying them makes the mbedtls api incompatible with upstream, not ?
I think the impact to upstream APIs is minimal. I beleve those patches larglely add new
stuff to the library internals that did not exist on the upstream.
> This patches would be at anypoint integrated into mbebtls original/upstream code?
No, there is no such plan at the moment.
Thanks,
-Kishen.
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Kishen Maloor
Intel Corporation
From: <iotivity-dev@iotivity.groups.io> on behalf of David Suárez <david.sephirot@...>
Date: Wednesday, March 18, 2020 at 5:03 PM
To: "iotivity-dev@iotivity.groups.io" <iotivity-dev@iotivity.groups.io>
Subject: [dev] Project status
Hi,
Whats the current iotivity projects status ? For what I guess, iotivity (now iotivity-clasic) is not maintained in favor of iotivity-lite (old iotivity-constrained).
On other way, Im interested in packaging this library(s) for Debian. Currently im packaging ocf specs and device builder. This makes me ask some questions that probably can be resolved here:
- Device builder have a template to generate code for iotivity-lite. Its currently working ?
- The build system have some patches for mbedtls. For what I see aplying them makes the mbedtls api incompatible with upstream, not ? This patches would be at anypoint integrated into mbebtls original/upstream code?
Thanks !