melw

It's just nice to have a good commercial browser available. Not sure if I'm willing to spend money on it - have to first see how it's going to look like and what the final price is. Otherwise, there's lots of room for homebrew wifi applications - no official instant messenger apps, irc clients, email clients etc. have been announced. And not to mention having multiplayer possibility also for homebrew games.

From the DsWifi frontpage: "I'm hoping to have a new release soon". So the answer would be "soon". Personally I'm waiting for the 0.3 lib release, it's not like the world is going to end in the meanwhile.

Seeing the TCP/IP is marked at 80% on the website I took a closer look at the library code. It seemed as sgIP_TCP.c has all functions completed and sgIP_sockets.c is just missing the calls for TCP functions. So, what I did was was adding calls for connect(), send() and recv() - although without much of a success, so I guess the missing 20% has some very important functionality. How much of the TCP implementation is in fact still missing? Also, any estimates on how soon a release with TCP support is going to be released?

Yep.. Been playing around with a simple irc client tests but now the lack of TCP/IP support is a bottleneck. Well, at least when it's done I have something usable ready waiting...

just wanted to ask if anybody's working on irc client for ds now when the first library release is out? or do i have to bother to write one myself...