Sunwait Files

README.TXT
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Program: 

  sunwait

Brief Desciption: 

  A utility that calculates sunrise and sunset times.
  It is a command-line only program. 
  It has (and creates) no windows or graphics.

Platforms:
  Windows - win32 (I'm using Microsoft Visual Studio Express 2012 C++ to compile the code. It seems to be free to use.)
  Linux - I'm using "ubuntu", but it should work for almost any other flavour.


Files:
  sunwait0-7.tar: source files for sunwait, including a 'makefile', version 0.7
  sunwait0-8.tar: source files for sunwait, including a 'makefile', version 0.8 <-- current version
  cron: An example 'cron' file which shows the sunwait program control some of the lights in my house.
  smj.sh: A shell scipt that interfaces the 'cron' commands to my Arduino 433MHz transmitter. Uses 'arduino-serial' software package.
  sunwait.exe: Win32 (Windows) program. 

Getting started:
  Windows users:
    Take the sunwait.exe program and run it from the command line.
    You'll want to call this program from the windows task scheduler.
    An example is shown on 'Sunwait's' home page on SourceForge.

  Linux users:
    Unpack the 'tar' file and run 'make' to create your executable.

  Once you've got your program, your first step is to run sunwait with no arguments to get usage help.  ("./sunwait").
  You have to specify, on sunwait's command line, the latitude and longitude of the place you want to know the sunrise/set times for.
  The default location is my home.

Feedback:
  If sunwait does or doesn't work, please let me know.  
  The sourceForge discussion forum is the best place, or email me using sourceForge's mail system.