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Programming Languages: Java, C, C++

License: GNU Library or Lesser General Public License (LGPL)

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  • Java USB

    dbrownell changed the public information on the Java USB project.

    2009-08-24 17:44:43 UTC by dbrownell

  • Java USB

    dbrownell changed the public information on the Java USB project.

    2009-08-24 17:44:41 UTC by dbrownell

  • Java USB

    dbrownell changed the public information on the Java USB project.

    2009-08-24 17:44:41 UTC by dbrownell

  • Java USB

    dbrownell changed the public information on the Java USB project.

    2009-08-24 17:44:41 UTC by dbrownell

  • Java USB

    dbrownell changed the public information on the Java USB project.

    2009-08-24 17:44:40 UTC by dbrownell

  • Problems reading with JUSB

    Hello, I´m using JSUB in order to read and write telegrams between a KNX network and my PC through a KNX device (ABB i.bus EIB/KNX USB/S1.1) with USB connection. Firstly I made the changes that are necessary so that the device is considered as a device controlled by JUSB but when I execute I obtain control information such as vendor ID, product ID, endpoints... but an error ocurrs when it...

    2009-07-16 07:37:43 UTC by nobody

  • Comment: Trouble installing Slackware 12

    A better edit is to replace this: CFLAGS = -g -O $(INCLUDES) $(RPM_OPT_FLAGS) with this: CFLAGS = -g -O $(RPM_OPT_FLAGS) And properly configure your Java environment like so: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-ubuntu-linux-install-configure-jdk-jre/ Now I'm getting this compile error: cd native; cc -Wall -shared -o ../libjusb.so \ -g -O -I/usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/include...

    2009-06-28 17:03:23 UTC by nadamsieee

  • Comment: Trouble installing Slackware 12

    In the top level Makefile, change this: KERNEL_INC ?= /home/src/linux/include to this: KERNEL_RELEASE = $(shell uname -r) KERNEL_INC ?= /usr/src/linux-headers-$(KERNEL_RELEASE)/include/linux It won't solve your compile problem, but at least the include paths will make more sense. :)

    2009-06-28 16:41:07 UTC by nadamsieee