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Baron Samedi
Hi, I am looking for something to base an FSM on. I admit that I hope
to sell what I base on it, though I don't expect to grow rich. That
means that I need something licensed as free for commercial use,
without having to release my own code too.
I realise that that might offend or upset some people, and I don't
want to start a flame war, so please keep this to a technical
discussion. Thanks.
I was thinking of something along the lines of Gamm et al's "Design
Patterns".
Maybe some basic classes for a state, and event, a state machine, etc.
debug tracing would be a bonus, as would memory management and
exception/error handling, but I will also look for those elsewhere.
I am combing through SourceForge and have found a few candidates, but
would be grateful if anyone knows of a tried and tested solution, so
that I can hit the ground running and concentrate on the application.
The application is a rather specialised one for embedded systems, so
compact code size and fast execution time would be a bonus, which is
why I am looking for a tired and true system.
Many thanks in advance for any recommendations - and apologies to any
open source advocates who don't want me using it in a commercial
project (oh, all right then, I can probably spring a few hundred bucks
for something commercial, or as a donation to the author(s), but I
can't afford royalties on each product, or anything like that).
to sell what I base on it, though I don't expect to grow rich. That
means that I need something licensed as free for commercial use,
without having to release my own code too.
I realise that that might offend or upset some people, and I don't
want to start a flame war, so please keep this to a technical
discussion. Thanks.
I was thinking of something along the lines of Gamm et al's "Design
Patterns".
Maybe some basic classes for a state, and event, a state machine, etc.
debug tracing would be a bonus, as would memory management and
exception/error handling, but I will also look for those elsewhere.
I am combing through SourceForge and have found a few candidates, but
would be grateful if anyone knows of a tried and tested solution, so
that I can hit the ground running and concentrate on the application.
The application is a rather specialised one for embedded systems, so
compact code size and fast execution time would be a bonus, which is
why I am looking for a tired and true system.
Many thanks in advance for any recommendations - and apologies to any
open source advocates who don't want me using it in a commercial
project (oh, all right then, I can probably spring a few hundred bucks
for something commercial, or as a donation to the author(s), but I
can't afford royalties on each product, or anything like that).