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

[Chris Jewell]

Sorry!  That wasn't supposed to be posted to the list!  I'm getting work
and pleasure all mixed up! :$

Chris

Chris Jewell wrote:
> 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,
> 
> 

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