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i reserve this topic to my modules i will edit this first post when i add some more info.... LuaJIT module (1.1.6 and 2.0.0.4beta) - http://www.byrathon.com/luajit_mods.zip ( http://www.blitzmax.com/Community/posts.php?topic=89186 ) File monitor module - http://www.byrathon.com/filemonitor_mod.zip Raknet module - http://www.byrathon.com/zeke_raknet.zip (modified bruceys mod) |
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I wonder why we don't have a User Modules forum?? |
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Hi Zeke, Can you implement the luaL_error() function ? If not, are there other ways to push an error into lua? I wonder why we don't have a User Modules forum? Yup. Agreed. Having only MiniB3d and Brucey's under BlitzMax modules seems short-sightedA third User modules would address this |
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[EMPTY DELETE THIS] |
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Blowfish encryption module: http://byrathon.com/zeke_blowfish.zip This Encrypt/Decrypt TBANKs Usage: First Init BlowfishEngine using: InitBlowfish:Int(Secretkey:String) 'Init Password then: Encrypt: Local Bank:TBank=EncryptBank:TBank(srcbank:TBank) or Decrypt: Local Bank:TBank=DecryptBank:TBank(srcbank:TBank) |
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nice! very useful. I am sure I will us this for my tile map tile editor. Thank you much. |
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Blowfish encryption module It should be noted that the source code is LGPL. That means unless it is dynamically linked, any code using it must either be LGPL or GPL. BlitzMax statically links compiled modules, so this means anyone using the module must release their source code as GPL. Not that anyone around here seems to care too much about the licensing of code, but I thought I should point it out anyway. |
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of.. sorry... but where i got this source there was nothing else.. . |
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Yeah, that's why I used OpenSSL for my crypto module. |
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okay.. but about RakNet 4??? |
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hey brucey,just for interest, this means any game/programm/tool in blitzmax that use any module that is GPL/LGPL need to be Open then? Last edited 2012 |
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Right. If the module statically links the external code (no ".dll") and that code is LGPL - your code has to be released in a GPL'ed fashion. There are some exceptions (system libraries) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GPL_linking_exception but for that you will have to read the manuals of the corresponding/included LGPL-projects. bye Ron |
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ty derron for that clearance! |