descriptionInteract with a tribe of IXM through a Clojure repl
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IXM repl

See here information on the Illuminato X Machina (IXM)

Functions for interacting with a tribe of IXM through sfbprog from inside of an Clojure repl. Allows for accepting input from the tribe and printing to the tribe programmatically, also provides for the definition of reflexes associating different actions (e.g. printing to the repl, logging to a file, etc…) with different packet types.

Note: Be sure to run your repl from a sketch directory, otherwise the sfbprog command will fail.

Here is an example session…

  1. create a persistent connection to the boards through "sfbprog"
    user> 
    user> (load-file "/home/eschulte/research/ixm/ixm-repl/src/ixm_repl.clj")
    #'ixm-repl/connect
    user> (in-ns 'ixm-repl)
    #<Namespace ixm-repl>
    ixm-repl> (connect)
    ixm-repl> tribe
    {:sfbprog-cmd "sfbprog", :usb-dev "/dev/ttyUSB0"}
    ixm-repl> 
    Ln Sun Apr 18 11:22:54 2010 [Running in server mode]
    Ln Sun Apr 18 11:22:54 2010 [Loaded EMS:MFL/20100418-172245 Size=72408 CS=B3B15106-58012D1E Copyright=GPL V3]
    Ln Sun Apr 18 11:22:56 2010 [North baud rate set to 115200]
    Ln Sun Apr 18 11:23:01 2010 [North baud rate set to 9600]
    Ln Sun Apr 18 11:23:02 2010 [North baud rate set to 115200]
    Ln Sun Apr 18 11:23:03 2010 [North seeking arch 2 code, responding]
    Ln 4.235 Best offer so far: EMS:MFL/20100418-172245 (size 72404) from North ESCHUL/SFBPRG
    Ln 5.733 About to burn: 0/0 bootCount=1185; burnCount=585 (+1); powerOnHours=889; flags=0
    Ln Sun Apr 18 11:23:04 2010 [Sending checksum North for 0x10014+32748=C6DDEDD8-F56B9A5]
    Ln Sun Apr 18 11:23:10 2010 [Sending checksum North for 0x18000+32768=C9DB2E22-ECB85E4F]
    Ln Sun Apr 18 11:23:10 2010 [Sending checksum North for 0x20000+6868=5CFB5CB9-2317F28C]
    Ln Sun Apr 18 11:23:11 2010 [North burned successfully!]
    Ln Sun Apr 18 11:23:15 2010 [North baud rate set to 9600]
    Ln Sun Apr 18 11:23:34 2010 [North baud rate set to 115200]
    Ln 33.466 [East seeking arch 2 code, responding]
    i +35
    Ln 35.126 [Sending checksum East for 0x10014+32748=C6DDEDD8-F56B9A5]
    i 99+529-9676*1014y
    Ln 48.341 [Sending checksum East for 0x18000+32768=C9DB2E22-ECB85E4F]
    Ln 48.574 [Sending checksum East for 0x20000+6868=5CFB5CB9-2317F28C]
    Ln 49.496 [East burned successfully!]
    i 2*2005-y*///
    #<Object$IDeref$Future$2b9be1f9@5c2a25: :pending>
    
  2. output from the boards appears in the repl, reflexes can be defined to handle output, the following uses the dump function to drop all i packets without displaying them to the repl.
    ixm-repl> (add-reflex :i dump)
    #'ixm-repl/reflexes
    
    
  3. the following initiates the collector, which results in a flood of data from the boards, which can be redirected to a file using the log function as follows
    ixm-repl> (tribe-print "c4")
    c (0,0) seconds: 84
    c (0,0) goal: 55+55+xs*
    c (0,0) position: (0.00, 0.00)
    c (0,0) horizon_x: 10.00
    c (0,0) horizon_y: 0.00
    c (0,0) neighbor_fitness: -1.00
    c (0,0) mean_fitness: 16841.17
    c (0,0) best_fitness: 15091.01
    c (0,0) fittest_individual: 526x4y7/*
    c (-1,0) seconds: 36
    c (-1,0) goal: 55+55+xs*
    c (-1,0) position: (0.00, 0.00)
    c (-1,0) horizon_x: 10.00
    c (-1,0) horizon_y: 0.00
    c (-1,0) neighbor_fitness: -1.00
    c (-1,0) mean_fitness: 29855.63
    c (-1,0) best_fitness: 15091.01
    c (-1,0) fittest_individual: 23/047-9-*92y3-0y
    nil
    ixm-repl> (add-reflex :c (log "/home/eschulte/Desktop/collected"))
    #'ixm-repl/reflexes
    

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 3, or (at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

See the file COPYING for a copy of the GNU General Public License or write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.

shortlog
2010-04-21 Eric Schulterequiring more standard librariesmaster
2010-04-21 Eric Schulterenaming `log' to `do-log' to avoid naming conflicts
2010-04-19 Eric Schultebetter project meta-data in project.clj
2010-04-19 Eric Schultesimpler `$' alias for `tribe-print'
2010-04-18 Eric Schultepreparations for publishing to repo.org.cz
2010-04-18 Eric Schultenow working against a tribe of ixm
2010-04-18 Eric Schulteinitial commit: talking to shell interactively
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