Alexander Kanavin

Thanks! I take back the lack of CI here on github; it does exist. From what I can see it only checks that rust-hello-world builds, but there are no runtime...

Can I also chime in here? We (Linutronix) are super interested in Zephyr support, and were considering how to go about it, but you beat us to it, thanks! :)...

> @kanavin What is the advantage of providing a Zephyr folder with a Kconfig file if I can manage everything with CMake? It's pretty much a standard requirement for zephyr...

There's also a minimal, clean example module and an app using it: https://github.com/yashi/module-sample https://github.com/yashi/module-app I'm just trying to convince you that modules is the standard way to integrate 3rd party...

Thanks for pushing this forward (and adding module setup :)! If building everything is not feasible, then a 'hello world' sample with instructions should at least be provided. Ideally, building...

> Just added a basic example: https://github.com/primes-gmbh/open62541/tree/master/examples/zephyr/server > Looks good, thank you! Can the steps be implemented into a github workflow that can be added to existing ones? At least...

Sadly, I think this has to be reverted, as it broke certificate generation script, and doesn't contain any other way to generate cert3.pem: https://github.com/python/cpython/pull/107594#issuecomment-2376821053 Alternatively, you need to produce a...

If I read #87 right, the trnl issue was fixed in a different way in perl-cross long time ago? I might have missed that, then this PR is obsolete.