how to embed mruby (en)

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1. How to embed mruby Tomoyuki Sahara (tsahara@iij.ad.jp) Internet Initiative Japan Inc. $PQZSJHIU $
   
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3. What is mruby? mruby is the lightweight implementation of the Ruby language... https://github.com/mruby/mruby google://mruby/
4. CPU: ARM 32bit Memory: 128MB FlashROM: 32MB OS: NetBSD SA-W1 (www.sacm.jp/#saw1) Router built with mruby
5. Why mruby? interface.ge1.ipv4.address : 192.168.0.1/24 interface.wlan0.service : enable interface.wlan0.ssid : guest interface.wlan0.security : wpa-psk-aes route.ipv4.0.destination : default route.ipv4.0.gateway : 100.100.0.1 dhcp.server.0.interface : wlan0 dhcp.server.0.pool.address : 192.168.0.4/24 dhcp.server.0.pool.count : 100 Configuration parse/validate/evalute/execute mruby!
6. Running mruby CPU ARM 32bit is not uncommon Memory 128MB is large enough FlashROM 32MB is tight OS NetBSD is a kind of Unix ≒ a (poor) PC ≒ a (poor) PC Not difficult to run mruby on it.
7. What we have done: • ػೳ֦ு • ෆ۩߹मਖ਼ • ҆ఆ൛ϦϦʔεͷ࡞੒ • Build a firmware
8. Of cource it runs NetBSD
9. Import Software NetBSD Firmware OpenSSL KAME NTPD Quagga Proprietary Code mruby
10. Getting source code % wget http://www.openssl.org/ source/openssl-1.0.1e.tar.gz
11. Stable version of mruby % wget http://www.mruby.org/ source/mruby-1.0.0.tar.gz EPFT
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12. What we have done: • ػೳ֦ு • ෆ۩߹मਖ਼ • Make a stable version ←New! • Build a firmware
13. mruby on github
14. iij/mruby
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17. What we have done: • ػೳ֦ு • ෆ۩߹मਖ਼ • Make a stable version • Build a firmware
18. Import Step 1. work=$HOME/mruby-import % cd $work % git checkout -b s1
19. Import Step 2. % make % make test % ./test/posix/all.sh
20. Import Step 3. usr=$NetBSD/usr.bin/mruby % cp src/y.tab.c mrblib/mrblib.c $usr % vi $usr/Makefile
21. Import Step 4. dist=$NetBSD/dist/mruby % make clean % rm -r $dist/* % cp -r * $dist
22. Import Step 5. % cd $dist; svn add ... % svn ci $dist $usr
23. What we have done: • ػೳ֦ு • ෆ۩߹मਖ਼ • Make a stable version • Build a firmware
24. Bug, Bug, Bug!
25. What we have done: • ػೳ֦ு • Fix bugs ←New! • Make a stable version • Build a firmware
26. To fix bugs • Write debugging tools: • backtrace • “require” to module • disassembler (app/mrbdump) • testing framework (mruby-mtest) • debugger (mruby-mdebug)
27. What we have done: • ػೳ֦ு • Fix bugs • Make a stable version • Build a firmware
28. “mruby is useless because *** class/ method is missing!”
29. What we have done: • Add features ←New! • Fix bugs • Make a stable version • Build a firmware
30. Enhancement • Create modules dependent on Unix • IO, File, Socket, Regexp, Errno, ... • Enhance built-in modules • Array, String, ...
31. iij/mruby-* mruby-io mruby-socket mruby-regexp-pcre mruby-errno mruby-simple-random mruby-env mruby-require mruby-pack mruby-mock mruby-syslog mruby-mtest mruby-tempfile mruby-process mruby-pcap mruby-dir (more...)
32. Ship it! • Add features • Fix bugs • Make a stable version • Build a firmware
33. Future work • Make more use of mruby • Create a new stable branch: s2