Just added a post over on the (new) StackFoundry Blog, featuring the Magnetovore.
The Magnetovore is an AVR xMEGA based development board which features external SRAM or non-volatile Magneto-resistive RAM (MRAM). Click through one of the above links for more details.
I have built a new binary of libevecache 0.1.2 for Windows. Included are several important fixes to the CSV export file.
Note that filename globbing (such as using *.cache) is NOT working under cmd.exe in Windows (PowerShell not tested), since Windows does not do filename globbing for commands. As a temporary workaround, use bash
My apologizes for the EVE-Central being down. Minor error on my part – the workers weren’t running under the correct user settings in terms of file handles, so they ran out. Everything should be kosher now.
Contribtastic work is moving in spurts. I’ll get something pushed out soon enough.
libevecache just gained two releases this weekend. Version 0.1 was a functional single shot cache file to .CSV file converter capable release, but had huge memory leak and pointer ownership issues, which made Contribtastic! very unstable and generally unusable.
After spending some quality time with Valgrind, all of the remaining issues are now resolved, and version 0.1.1 is available for mass consumption. Look for Contribtastic early betas soon. One new feature of libevecache in version 0.1.1 is the dumper is capable of digesting a whole CachedMethodCalls folder in one shot (just pass it the list of files on the command line). When you run dumper with the --market flag, you can safely redirect stdout to the file of your choice.