stock managing software

stock managing software

[marioblunk.alere]

Hi all,

I wrote a stock managing software entirely in Ada and open sourced. It is probably nothing spectacular and awesome but it runs under Linux (which is really a feature) and does a very helpful job in my business as electronic manufacturing services provider. I'm looking forward to any feedback, comments and critics. Please have a look at
http://www.blunk-electronic.de/products/sw/stock_manager/doc/Stock_Manager_en.pdf

Anyone who wants to write a GUI for it with GtkAda or similar ?

cheers from Germany,

Mario

Re: stock managing software

[Jeffrey Carter]

On 04/04/2015 12:58 PM, marioblunk.alere@gmail.com wrote:
> 
> Anyone who wants to write a GUI for it with GtkAda or similar ?

Sure. How much are you willing to pay?

-- 
Jeff Carter
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phone, ... you're going to have to answer to the Coca-Cola
Company."
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Re: stock managing software

[brbarkstrom]

On Saturday, April 4, 2015 at 3:58:09 PM UTC-4, marioblu...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I wrote a stock managing software entirely in Ada and open sourced. It is probably nothing spectacular and awesome but it runs under Linux (which is really a feature) and does a very helpful job in my business as electronic manufacturing services provider. I'm looking forward to any feedback, comments and critics. Please have a look at
> http://www.blunk-electronic.de/products/sw/stock_manager/doc/Stock_Manager_en.pdf
> 
> Anyone who wants to write a GUI for it with GtkAda or similar ?
> 
> cheers from Germany,
> 
> Mario

I took a look at the material in your site and believe it will help me
better understand inventory structure - even though my application will
be much more abstract.  The English is quite good.  I'm also working in
Linux (sometimes) and the code is helpful.

Thanks very much.

Bruce B.

Re: stock managing software

[gautier_niouzes]

Congrats!

Looking at the code, if you are concerned by the performance of your CSV parser (a comment there seems to hint that), there are two improvements possible:
  - avoid unbounded to string conversion at each character parsed
  - moreover, a bright person had the idea to parse a line once and get all the field boundaries in one go. See the code here:

http://sf.net/p/excel-writer/code/HEAD/tree/extras/csv.ads
http://sf.net/p/excel-writer/code/HEAD/tree/extras/csv.adb

For large CSV files, it makes a big difference in terms of performance.

HTH
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