v0.3.0

Table of Contents

1. Changes in version 0.3.0 (2023-12-28)
   1. udev-monitor-add-filter!: Make "devtype" parameter optional
   2. make-udev-monitor: Now allows to set a filter without device type
   3. New 'pre-inst-env' wrapper script
   4. guix.scm: Improve
      1. Patch sources to fix the Guile extension path
      2. Fix cross-building
   5. examples/device-listener.scm: Improve
   6. Implement GNU Guix workflows for GitHub CI
   7. Add tests
   8. Update and improve the documentation
   9. Change the default the timeout values of `make-udev-monitor' to #f

Changes in version 0.3.0 (2023-12-28)

udev-monitor-add-filter!: Make "devtype" parameter optional

Now udev-monitor-add-filter! can be called without the devtype parameter
so the UDEV monitor will match all events for the specified subsystem.

Implemented by Maxim Cournoyer [email protected].

make-udev-monitor: Now allows to set a filter without device type

When #:filter passed without device type all events with the specified
subsystem will be handled.

Implemented by Maxim Cournoyer [email protected].

New 'pre-inst-env' wrapper script

Add a 'pre-inst-env' wrapper script to test library before installing.

Implemented by Maxim Cournoyer [email protected].

guix.scm: Improve

Patch sources to fix the Guile extension path

Fixed by Zheng Junjie [email protected].

Fix cross-building

Tested on aarch64-linux-gnu.

examples/device-listener.scm: Improve

Now the program uses more portable shebang.

Thanks to Maxim Cournoyer [email protected].

Implement GNU Guix workflows for GitHub CI

Targets are:

• x86_64-linux-gnu
• aarch64-linux-gnu

Add tests

Update and improve the documentation

• Document Guile-Udev types.

Changes by Maxim Cournoyer [email protected]:

• Document how GNU Guix can be used to develop or install guile-udev.
• Refine documentation for the make-udev-monitor procedure.
• Show the existing complete device listener example content.

Change the default the timeout values of `make-udev-monitor' to #f

The TIMEOUT-SEC and TIMEOUT-USEC arguments now default to #f instead of 0,
which means that the `select' call no longer polls by default, which would
consume 100% of a CPU core (see:
#5).

Implemented by Maxim Cournoyer [email protected].