[WT-support] Hooks for sending Wintest logs to a webpage

[Chris Jewell]

Yo.  That little debug trick has shown up something very interesting.  A
discrepancy between the log_prodCan and the sum of the logs of the
vector is the same as the discrepancy between the update function and
the compute function in the previous iteration.  Very strange!

Chris

Olivier Le Cam wrote:
> Chris Jewell wrote:
> 
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am beginning to draw up plans to write some software (probably Python
>> scripts) to display our group's contest logs in real time on our
>> website.  I was wondering if the WinTest authors might disclose some
>> developer information to enable me to either write a script to read the
>> log file (which is of course a binary file), or to be able to pick up
>> the log records as they come in from WinTest.  My ideal scenario would
>> be to use hooks in the WinTest code to pipe the evolving records (or
>> delete commands) down a TCP/IP link to a backend database which would
>> then be used in conjunction with the webserver.
>>
>> If it is possible to give me more information, I would be very grateful.
>>   Perhaps a more direct discussion with the developers?  This is a
>> project that I have been meaning to attempt for a while with some
>> home-made logging software, but since our group has taken to WinTest, I
>> am focussing more on this as the front-end logging program.
> 
> 
> Hi Chris,
> 
> I'm currently away, getting ready for the ARRL SSB @ FY5KE. There is
> probably something to be done through the TCP/IP network. Please get in
> touch with me in about a week, where I'll we back in France.
> 
> 73,

-- 
Chris Jewell, BSc(Hons), BVSc, MRCVS
Dept of Maths and Statistics
Fylde College
Lancaster University
Lancaster
Lancs
LA1 4YF