My main project is Magmacore (.org), which lives at github.com/magma/magma. Magma lives within the LFC, aka LF Connectivity, at https://lfconnectivity.dev/. The LFC projects usually need an asn1c compiler and have an incentive to collaborate.
It might be a good thing for the mouse07410/asn1c to hang out within the Connectivity community, under the same umbrella. This would give it a support base on a social level. The group could be a source of ideas and inspiration. In the long run, when you don't feel like maintaining this code base any more, the org could help.
My part of magma is security. We're switching over from our old asn compiler (see https://github.com/magma/magma/issues/15333) because this one is actively maintained, which is good for security as well as features. My interest in suggesting that this project associate with LFC is is mainly that team projects have security advantages over sole-maintainer projects. In the big picture I also have an interest in growing the open-source part of the mobile tech stack.
lucasgonze
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8 months ago
My main project is Magmacore (.org), which lives at github.com/magma/magma. Magma lives within the LFC, aka LF Connectivity, at https://lfconnectivity.dev/. The LFC projects usually need an asn1c compiler and have an incentive to collaborate.
It might be a good thing for the mouse07410/asn1c to hang out within the Connectivity community, under the same umbrella. This would give it a support base on a social level. The group could be a source of ideas and inspiration. In the long run, when you don't feel like maintaining this code base any more, the org could help.
My part of magma is security. We're switching over from our old asn compiler (see https://github.com/magma/magma/issues/15333) because this one is actively maintained, which is good for security as well as features. My interest in suggesting that this project associate with LFC is is mainly that team projects have security advantages over sole-maintainer projects. In the big picture I also have an interest in growing the open-source part of the mobile tech stack.
If private comms are better, email me at lucas@gonze.com, or Slack DM me at https://magmacore.slack.com.