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From: Liam K. <qua...@go...> - 2008-10-27 12:26:42
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Hi Kyle, I've been a bit busy lately, but today i'm having ago at adding libnifalcon support to HAPI in linux. If only i was half a productive as you are im sure i would have got to this stage ages ago. I'm also busy writing a JNI for HAPI and maybe able to do one for libnifalcon later if you or someones doesnt beat me to it. I'm writing JNI directly for HAPI as i havent used it before but would like to have a go at SWIG so maybe i'll try that. > far as I got with that. When I added libusb-1.0 last week, I ended up > with half of the library dealing with asynchronous communication ok, and > the other half being completely screwed. Fixing that took up a fair bit > of my weekend. Even with fixes, it's still sort of hacky and needs to be > cleaned more throughly. At this rate, I'm gonna be releasing alpha 10 at > some point... :) just out of curiosity.. so libusb removes the need for libftdi completely? I was suprised by that, how come? doesnt it need to do the RS232 stuff at the falcon end? I thought what was needed was libftdi that used USB1.0 but looks like you got round it, or ive got it all wrong. cheers, Liam |