Freeway and ShareFS communicate in RISC OS Pyromaniac

by gerph 2 years ago

macOS ◆ xterm-256color ◆ fish 195 views

This is showing that the stub Freeway and ShareFS modules are able to communicate to register their resources properly as things change. The services and upcalls are issued and the modules react as you would expect. There’s no actual network activity at all - this is just tracking the state, but that means it reacts exactly as you’d expect.

The recording show that Freeway’s state is empty (save for the registered type name for Discs) initially. Then we share a disc, and we can see that ShareFS tracks the state and by showing the Freeway state we can see that it has registered the disc with Freeway. Then when it’s unshared, the Freeway object has also gone away.

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