scheme-gnunet

See doc/scheme-gnunet.tm for documentation. Or run "make doc/scheme-gnunet.pdf" to read the PDF documentation. The documentation in this file is in the progress of being moved to doc/scheme-gnunet.tm. Scheme-GNUnet is under the AGPL and FDL (code and documentation), see doc/scheme-gnunet.tm and individual source files for details.

The following is a left-over, see doc/scheme-gnunet.tm for documentation instead!

scheme-GNUnet: a partial Scheme port of GNUnet

things that work

TODO: ask upstream of use of name is acceptable TODO: more bindings, less duplication TODO: document directory & meta data format TODO: test suite for download & publish. TODO (elsewhere): GNUnet service definitions for Guix in container

DONE publishing store items

(Script: gnu/gnunet/scripts/publish-store.scm) (Described in ROADMAP.org)

DONE downloading store items

We cheat by calling the gnunet-publish binary. Use this to publish a directory from the store! (Script: gnu/gnunet/scripts/download-store.scm) (Described in ROADMAP.org)

Purposes

Modules

Tags

The inverse of the former, to be implemented. When implemented, contact guix-devel on how to proceed. Either creates a directory structure or a nar.
• for use by Guix and disarchive
• bit-for-bit reproducibility in directory creation
• a nice Scheme interface to GNUnet!
• gnu/gnunet/directory.scm: directory construction
• gnu/gnunet/concurrency/update.scm: a box with a value,
that can be updated, resulting in a new box. Updates can be waited upon.
• gnu/gnunet/utils/platform-enum.scm: Platform-specific
C-style enum values.
• gnu/gnunet/concurrency/repeated-condition: different type
of conditions (TODO describe better)
• spec: it is unknown if this will turn out to be a practical abstraction.
• why: it remains to be seen if these modules will have any use
• test: these modules have (passing) tests
• good: these modules, abstractions ... are practical, and will not be scrapped
(tweaks might still be possible, and the modules could still have missing functionality)
• wart: these modules have some ‘unniceties’ (warts). This does not prevent
the ‘good’ tag.

More refined IP, TCP, UDP, ... test good why

• gnu/gnunet/icmp/struct.scm: ICMP packet types & codes
(incomplete, to be used for error messages)
• gnu/gnunet/util/cmsg.scm: Constructing & analysing
ancillary messages (likewise)

Relative time manipulation test good

TODO: IP_PKTINFO for interface address, scope ... TODO: message queue based upon this TODO: nice abstraction for network errors
• gnu/gnunet/time.scm: Time units and exponential back-off.