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This is a GSD/Ruby project aimed at making interfacing with advanced Generic Serial Devices easier.
 
This is a GSD/Ruby project aimed at making interfacing with advanced Generic Serial Devices easier.
  
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To 'handle' messaging between DCE and GSD for you in a threaded manner.
 
To 'handle' messaging between DCE and GSD for you in a threaded manner.
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To allow multiple commands to be executed WHILE waiting for responses.
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I use many terms throughout my code: 
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*GSD (Generic Serial Device)
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*DCE (Data Commands Events aka dcerouter)
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*'Command' is the creation of a message from one source to the other. (either DCE to GSD or GSD to DCE)
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*'Response' is the response from the other device (if any)
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=Key Notes=
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*Both GSD and DCE can send and receive data.
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*Both GSD and DCE can create a 'Command'
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*Both GSD and DCE can respond to a previous command with a 'Response'
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* A Command may or may not require a Response.
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*One Command can 'Accept' multiple responses.
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*One Command can Spawn a new Command

Latest revision as of 01:18, 20 June 2008

This is a GSD/Ruby project aimed at making interfacing with advanced Generic Serial Devices easier.

The goals of this project are:

To 'handle' messaging between DCE and GSD for you in a threaded manner. To allow multiple commands to be executed WHILE waiting for responses.

I use many terms throughout my code:

  • GSD (Generic Serial Device)
  • DCE (Data Commands Events aka dcerouter)
  • 'Command' is the creation of a message from one source to the other. (either DCE to GSD or GSD to DCE)
  • 'Response' is the response from the other device (if any)

Key Notes

  • Both GSD and DCE can send and receive data.
  • Both GSD and DCE can create a 'Command'


  • Both GSD and DCE can respond to a previous command with a 'Response'
  • A Command may or may not require a Response.
  • One Command can 'Accept' multiple responses.
  • One Command can Spawn a new Command

Articles in category "ThreadedRuby"

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